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INCOSE Orlando Holiday Meeting
(UPDATE 12 DEC 05)
About the Event: As our way of thanking each of our members for their terrific support this year, INCOSE Orlando would like to extend an invitation on behalf of the officers and board of directors of the Orlando Chapter to come out on Thursday, December 15, 2005, to the SAIC Main Building, corner of Science Drive and Ingenuity Drive in Research Park, in Orlando, for a spectacular holiday year-end event. Special Holiday Buffet includes a variety of entrees, salads, vegetables, and desserts. About the Program: Perhaps you are aware that the ATC says the skies are full, our Pilots and Airlines are begging for free-flight, the Airlines crews have made sizable "give backs" in their compensation plans, 9 of our top 10 airline stock is rated as junk bonds, our Airports are beyond human scale, passengers must be at the airport 2 hours prior to their flights, passengers are inconvenienced by rigorous security, there are 5,000 public use airports in USA, hub and spoke model frequently requires routing delays, new aircraft cost billions to develop, aircraft represent rich targets for terrorist, and routes are being cancelled due to fuel costs. Our government has been aware of these problems for decades. They have had Congressional hearings, and created funded and unfunded programs such as NASA AGATE, GAP, SATS, PAV. What can we do to improve the air transportation system? We can apply Systems Engineering Analysis of Weaknesses: of current airlines financial model, the National Airspace Resource, the flying public (the Customer), and Local, State, Federal, and Agency Regulations. At the December INCOSE Chapter meeting, we will examine Systems Engineering Approaches solutions to:
James Muehlen is a graduate student in Systems Engineering at FIT, with a special interest in Air Transportation Systems. He has presented a four part series on this subject to the AIAA. He is working with the National Center for Hydrogen Research and developing hydrogen powered, hydrogen lift, rigid airship and optical systems for border patrol applications. Prior to studying at FIT, James worked an electrical engineer and project manager for Lexicon Corporation, designing high end audio and home theatre equipment. He has worked as a kitplane "pro-builder", and is an ultralight pilot. James has a BSEE from Northeastern University. NASA Annual Risk Management Conference 2005
(21 NOV 05)
December 6-8, 2005 Orlando, FloridaThe NASA Headquarters Office of Safety and Mission Assurance, the Exploration Systems Mission Directorate, and the Ames Research Center Chief Engineer's Office cordially invite you to participate in the Agency's premiere risk management training conference for NASA employees and NASA contractors. This year, NASA's sixth annual Risk Management Conference (RMC VI) will be held December 6-8, 2005, at Disney's Coronado Springs Resort in Orlando, FL. For the past 5 years, these conferences have provided an unprecedented opportunity for discussing risk management principles and advances in techniques for managing uncertainty and communicating risk on NASA programs and projects. The theme for this year's event is "Risk Management: Enabling the New Age of Exploration." Past participants have included the NASA Administrator, Associate Administrators, astronauts, key management personnel responsible for major NASA programs and projects, project personnel responsible for day-to-day activities, industry, and the international space community. Complex challenges, risk balancing, and lessons learned in implementation of risk management are discussed, including tools to aid and improve the risk management process. This year's program will include approximately 59 speakers, 4 tutorials, 10 breakouts, an expert panel, and 8 demonstrations. More details on the event is available here. Society for Risk Analysis 2005 Annual Meeting
(21 NOV 05)
December 4-7, 2005 Orlando, FloridaChris Frey, the SRA President-Elect charged with overall planning for the upcoming annual meeting, has three supporting goals for this year:
About the Event The meeting will be located at the Buena Vista Palace Resort in Orlando, FL. The Buena Vista Palace is located across from downtown Disney, an area alive with excitement, unique shops, restaurants and entertainment! INCOSE Orlando Chapter Meeting - Systems of Systems Engineering Concepts
(13 NOV 05)
System of Systems (SoS) Engineering (SoSE) is the concept du jour, but what exactly is it? Some say it represents a new paradigm, while others think that it is just a re-packaging of basic systems engineering principles? This presentation will look at some of the concepts behind SoSE. It will also provide an outbrief from the 1st annual System of Systems Engineering conference that was hosted by the System of Systems Engineering Center of Excellence, as well as the recent NDIA (National Defense Industry Association) Systems Engineering Conference. About the Speaker: Mark Biddle is a senior systems engineer with SAIC's Training and Simulation Solutions (T&SS) Business Unit and has functioned as the Director of Systems Engineering for that organization. He has over 18 years of experience in the field of systems engineering related to simulation and training systems development as well as development and life cycle support of mission critical systems. He is also past president (2004), vice-president (2005), and president (2006) of the Orlando INCOSE Chapter. INCOSE Orlando Chapter Meeting - Value Based Project Selection
(7 OCT 05)
Many professionals and project managers exist in an environment where "everything" is considered top priority. Can that really be true? Can everything really be top priority? What are the consequences of everything being top priority? The most effective organizations ensure valuable resources are focused on the most valuable projects. Selecting and prioritizing projects based on company and organizational values provides focus, clarity and direction. While the benefits may be self evident, the challenge is that organizational values are often conflicting and achieving one objective can be at the expense of another. Additionally, how a company achieves "buy in" from the many project stakeholders in the selection and prioritization process can minimize the negative political gamesmanship that often takes place later when buy in is not achieved. Can the process of "buy in" to the prioritization process be as important as the outcome? The Analytic Hierarchy Process as a value based project selection tool will be presented. Examples of its use for project selection within the National Aeronautics and Space Administration will be shown. About the Speaker: James T. Brown Ph.D., president of SEBATM Solutions Inc., has provided training and consulting services for dozens of companies nationally and internationally. He has sixteen years of NASA experience that includes "hands on" experience as a team member, project manager and serving in executive level organizational leadership roles. He provides consulting services in project management and has served as a subject matter expert for curriculum development with ESI International and provided subject matter expertise to a leading project software vendor. Additionally, SEBATM Solutions Inc. currently supports NASA's Space Shuttle Program for value based project selection and has provided project selection consulting services to companies up to and including the Fortune 100. A recognized authority in project management, he is a frequently invited speaker on project management areas of interest. Dr. Brown has a patent for a project scheduling methodology, and has received numerous awards including "Teacher of the Year" for Industrial Engineering from the Florida A&M/Florida State University College of Engineering; and "Engineer of the Year" from the Cape Canaveral Technical Societies. He is a member of the Project Management Institute and the National Speakers Association. He has a Ph.D. in Industrial Engineering from the University of Central Florida, a MS in Engineering Management from Florida Institute of Technology and a BS in Electrical Engineering from Tennessee State University. He is a licensed Professional Engineer (PE) and a certified Project Management Professional (PMP). A Capabilities Based Requirements Perspective - Oct 31 - Nov 2, 2005
(2 OCT 05)
NAVAIR Battlespace Systems Engineering
in conjunction with the
Southern Maryland Chapter of the
International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE)
is proud to announce the 2nd Annual Conference:
Battlespace Systems Engineering -
"A Capabilities Based Requirements Perspective"
October 31 - November 2, 2005
Southern Maryland Higher Education Center, California, MD.This year's theme, "A Capabilities Based Requirements Perspective," focuses on the means that will enable systems engineers and other stakeholders to comprehensively understand system requirements and effectively communicate these requirements to design engineers, in order to create and maintain the Battlespace environment. As system complexity has increased over the last two decades, it is now more challenging to fully comprehend the requirements of these systems, and more difficult to translate that comprehension into terms and artifacts that designers and implementers can quickly grasp and effectively use. Please visit the Southern Maryland Chapter Website for details on:
Topics include, but are not limited to:
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION: There is no charge to attend the entire three-day event. However seating is limited, so all participants must register for the Conference in advance. This will also facilitate the seating and hall arrangements for the event. Phoenix Integration/NASA Workshop November 9th, 2005
(2 OCT 05)
Don't forget, Phoenix Integration is inviting you to attend a full-day workshop titled
"New Tools For NASA Systems Engineering" to be held November 9th, 2005 at the National
Institute of Aerospace (NIA) in Hampton, Virginia. In addition to Phoenix and NASA
officials, the conference will include presenters from across the aerospace industry.
This workshop will introduce new software tools to facilitate the engineering system design
process in which many engineering groups working autonomously must harmonize their actions
and decisions to benefit the entire system.To provide a user context for the new software tools, the workshop will include a keynote address from Robert Calloway who is the Entry Systems Center Lead and CEV Program for NASA Langley, and discussions featuring senior executives from Phoenix Integration, NASA, Orbital Sciences, Northrop Grumman, Spaceworks Engineering, NIA, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft and other industry leaders who will discuss the application of the latest collaborative modeling and simulation techniques. A detailed list of the workshop speakers can be found here. If you haven't signed up yet and are interested in participating in this workshop, there are two options available to you:
INCOSE Orlando To Hold COSYSMO Workshop November 3rd
(22 SEP 05)
This workshop outlines the work accomplished over the past four years by USC, in collaboration with its Corporate Affiliates and the INCOSE Measurement Working Group, to develop the an industry baseline of COSYSMO. The workshop is divided into seven parts:
Dr. Ricardo Valerdi is a Research Associate at the Lean Aerospace Initiative at MIT and a Visiting Associate at the Center for Software Engineering at USC. He is considered a leader on SE cost estimation. He earned his BS from the University of San Diego and MS and PhD from USC. Formerly he was a Member of the Technical Staff at the Aerospace Corporation in the Economic & Market Analysis Center and a Systems Engineer at Motorola and at General Instrument Corporation.
To Register: Click Here to Download Registration Form
Registration by October 24, 2005: Registration Fee = $75 per person INCOSE Members = $20 INCOSE-Orlando Members = FREE INCOSE Members who register and do not attend, will be invoiced $75 for holding a seat. Course materials, refreshments and lunch are included with your registration. Yearly Elections: A Call for Officer and Board of Directors Nominations for 2006
(1 SEP 05)
Fellow Members of INCOSE Orlando:This is the time of year when we put out the call for Officer and Board of Directors nominations for next year (2005-2006). Open officer positions include Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Directors/Chairs. All nominees must be a current member of INCOSE. Nominations and self-nominations will be accepted from September 1, 2005 through September 30, 2005, 7:00pm EST. Please include your name, contact number and/or e-mail address, a brief description of your work history, INCOSE involvement, and any other organizations you're involved in. Send all nominations and/or questions to Judith Feliciano either via e-mail (judith.feliciano@lmco.com) or phone (407.356.2398). Here are complete discriptions and duties for the current Officers, Director/Chair and BOD. Terms for Officers and Directors/Chairs begin on January 1, 2006 and run through December 31, 2006. Term for Vice-President/President-Elect begins January 1, 2006 and ends December 31, 2007. Terms for Board of Directors begin January 1, 2006 and run through December 31, 2007. Officers are expected to attend scheduled officer meetings and uphold INCOSE values. Regards, Judith Feliciano President, INCOSE Orlando Sixth National Space Systems Engineering & Risk Management Symposium
(30 AUG 05)
The Sixth National Space Systems Engineering & Risk Management Symposium will be held
October 26-28, 2005 at the Los Angeles Airport Marriott. Presymposium tutorials will take place on
Tuesday, October 25, 2005.
The symposium will bring together system engineering and risk-management professionals involved in the acquisition and operation of space systems. Professionals from defense, government, industry and academia will share knowledge and information about best practices, lessons learned, new acquisition policies, industry initiatives, and new and alternative methods and tools to mitigate the risks inherent in space system development and operation. This year a vendor and educator exposition will take place October 27 from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m., with a reception, and October 28 from 7-11 a.m. Vendors and educators will present and demonstrate tools and educational courses and programs available to space professionals. Keynote Speakers include:
INCOSE Orlando Chapter Meeting - Engineering Information Modeling
(7 SEP 05)
EIM - Engineering Information Modeling - is a phrase that encompasses a wide variety of software applications that support the modeling of engineering information. So is CAD EIM? Yes, because geometry is used as engineering information, and CAD is about its modeling. How about CAE? Likewise. CAM? Yup. More interestingly, the EIM umbrella covers areas often not considered in the same breath as CAD/CAM/CAE/CAx - things like requirements capture, knowledge capture and management, and concept modeling. EIM provides a meaningful context for all these, and more. From a systems point of view, engineering automation is highly fragmented. Information does not flow seamlessly from concept through delivered, deployed, or completed product. It is a series of automated activities, punctuated by manual hand-offs. It's time to raise our EIM consciousness, so that we can begin to benefit from the leverage that comes only with completely integrated engineering systems. About the Speaker: Dr. Joel Orr brings almost three decades of deep experience, knowledge and leadership to the Engineering Information Modeling (EIM) industry and is regarded as an expert and visionary in business restructuring, engineering automation, and the future of technology. Dr. Orr recently co-founded KollabNet, Inc. KollabNet automates the process of capturing design rationale, resulting in a comprehensive Engineering Information Model. He also founded COMPUTER GRAPHICS WORLD magazine and several industry newsletters. Orr is a long-time columnist for CAE Magazine. Autodesk Corporation named Orr a "Distinguished Fellow," a position he held from 1990 to 1993. In 1997, Bentley Systems made him the "Bentley Engineering Laureate," from 1997 to 2001. Many Fortune 500 manufacturers see Dr. Orr as a major resource in the areas of business restructuring, engineering automation, and the future of technology. He counts among his clients companies such as Ford, IBM, Chrysler, Lockheed, Xerox, Apple, General Foods, Dow Corning; Becton-Dickinson, and U.S. Surgical; U.S. government agencies such as the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, Air Force, Army, and NASA; government agencies in several countries; and many other organizations. Orr serves on boards of directors and technical advisory boards for several firms. He is the recipient of numerous industry awards, including North Carolina State University's "Orthogonal Medal" for excellence in computer graphics, and The Ed Forrest Award. An internationally-known speaker, Dr. Orr is listed in "Who's Who." He holds a Ph.D. in mathematics from the State University of New York. INCOSE Orlando Awarded at IS2005
(15 AUG 05)
Thank you to all the Orlando Chapter Members who made it possible
for the Orlando Chapter
to achieve its program goals. INCOSE Orlando was officially awarded
the Silver Circle Award during the 2005
INCOSE SYMPOSIUM in Rochester, New York. Our 2005 mid-year chapter
accomplishments reveal
we are headed once again for the Silver Circle and have the potential
of achieving the
Gold Circle Award by year end.
Date: July 2005To: Orlando Chapter of INCOSE Subject: Silver Circle Award for 2004 Chapter Contributions and Accomplishments On behalf of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE), we are pleased to recognize the Orlando Chapter as a Silver Circle Award Chapter based upon its contributions and accomplishments in 2004. This annual award recognizes chapters performing to the highest goals and standards established by our organization. For many, chapters provide the primary day-to-day interface with INCOSE. Chapters organize technical and social programs, communicate key information about our organization and discipline, support technical activities, and enhance the member experience by facilitating an open, inviting environment where members receive valued products and services that enhance their careers. In fulfilling this mission, Orlando Chapter leaders and members have committed significant time and energy to further the goals of our organization. To honor these efforts and achievements, this Silver Circle Award is hereby presented at the 2005 INCOSE International Symposium in Rochester, New Your. In do so, INCOSE recognizes and celebrates the contributions and achievements of the Orlando Chapter, its leaders, and its sponsors. High quality, vibrant chapters are essential in INCOSE's drive to enrich, educate, and enlighten the INCOSE membership while improving recognition of INCOSE and the systems engineering profession. INCOSE and the Member Board extend heartfelt thanks and appreciation to the Orlando Chapter for its contributions towards attaining these goals Signed Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Heinz Stoewer, M.Sc. Bruce Shelton, Member Board Chair Ralph Hill, III, Member Board Co-chair INCOSE Orlando at Rochester, New Your.
(15 AUG 05)
Members of the Orlando, Central Florida and Space Coast Chapters manned
the 2006 INCOSE Symposium booth in
Rochester, New York. Over 1,000 delegates came to the four-day
Symposium, many stopping at the 2006
INCOSE Booth to get information about the Orlando 2006 event and a chance to win t-shirts.
Delegates visiting the exhibitor's booths got to play the "I Spy" game to try
and find hidden
Florida and Finger Lakes items. The grand prize provided by the 2006 International Symposium
Planning Committee, was 4 Disney World tickets along with a basket filled with Disney and
beach products.
INCOSE Orlando Chapter Meeting - Human Systems Integration - June 9, 2005
(28 MAY 05)
Speaker Backgrounds Human Systems Integration (HSI) has been mandated by the Department of Defense and is defined as a process that optimizes the human part of the total system equation by integrating human factors engineering (HFE); manpower, personnel, training (MPT); safety, health, survivability and habitability into the system acquisition process (DoD, 2001). The goal of this presentation is to explore in more detail what HSI is and how it relates and contributes to Systems Engineering. Program context will define the terms, discuss HSI mandate & specification, HSI & the System Acquisition Process, HSI Methods & Tools, and HSI related initiatives, such as MANPRINT, HSI Integrated Architecture and SEAPRINT. Speakers will be John Burns, Vice-President at Sonalysts, Inc., with over 12 years of experience in R&D in human performance and training system development. John holds a Ph.D. in cognitive psychology from the University of Massachusetts. Along with John will be Jerry Gordon, Systems Engineer at Sonalysts Inc. Jerry has worked on a number of analysis, instructional and simulation technology research projects for the US Navy and DoD. He also served 8 years as a certified naval nuclear engineering officer and has a B.S. in Marine Engineering from the US Naval Academy. Presentations from May 19th 2005 INCOSE Meeting Now Online
(25 MAY 05)
The slides from the May 19th 2005 evening presentation by
Dr. Daniel P. Schrage are here.The slides from Dr. Nelson Baker are here. INCOSE Orlando Membership Drive At Lockheed/Martin May 19th 2005
(21 APR 05)
Featured Speaker Dr. Daniel P. Schrage Professor, Aeronautical Engineering Georgia Tech Research Institute Systems Engineering has evolved where it must be the integration of four key elements: System Processes, IPPD, Process Improvement, and Product Life-cycle Management (PLM). These intersect in a Venn Diagram to form Product Life-cycle Engineering (PLE). The presentation will address each of these four elements and how they intersect to form PLE - The Modern Systems Engineering. Dr. Schrage will also discuss the capability of the Collaborative Visualization Environment (CoVE) for systems engineering and early trades. Dr. Schrage is currently the Director of the Georgia Tech Center of Excellence in Rotorcraft Technology (CERT), Director of the Georgia Tech Center for Aerospace Systems Analysis (CASA), Director of the Product Life-cycle Management Competency Center (PLMCC), and the GT Liaison Professor NASA National Institute of Aerospace (NIA). Dr. Schrage has a B.S in General Engineering from USMA, West Point, N.Y, an M.S. in Aerospace Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology, an M.A. in Business Administration from Webster University and a D.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis. Al Sismour To Present To INCOSE Orlando April 21, 2005
(13 APR 05)
Siemens Westinghouse Speaker Background Al Sismour has 34 years experience in the design of electric generators, with eleven of these years holding management positions responsible for the design of both the rotating and stationary components of the generator. The last 4 years he has had the responsibility for the development of the combined product line including engineering, manufacturing and supply management. Al is currently Manager of Generator Stator Design and leads other new product initiatives. Al graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 1971 with a BS in Mechanical Engineering. He has 5 US patents and has co-authored a number of technical papers in the power industry. Risk Management Short Course Registration Deadline is Approaching (April 12, 2005)
(6 APR 05)
FREE for INCOSE members, $15 for non-members. This course has been provided to commercial clients such as Sun Microsystems, to government people such as NASA, and to academic institutions such as the University of Alabama in Huntsville and Old Dominion University for SE Certificate Programs and to MBA students at Florida Tech. The speaker will be Becky Reed. Becky Reed is one of the first 42 people in the world to achieve the credential of INCOSE Certified Systems Engineering Professional (CSEP). An Aerospace Engineering graduate of the University of Alabama, Ms. Reed is a nationally recognized authority on systems engineering and risk management and their applications in government and commercial markets. For further details and to get your copy of the registration form, click here. INCOSE Orlando Presents Intro to Risk Management, April 22, 2005
(15 MAR 05)
INCOSE Orlando will present a morning session on Risk Management Friday, April 22, 2005, from 8:30am to 12:30pm. The class will be held at the SAIC Building, 12901 Science Drive, Orlando, Florida. Sign-in is at 8:00am. Registration is $15 for non-INCOSE members. INCOSE members are free. Introduction to Risk Management Principles and Processes will cover:
For further details and to get your copy of the registration form, click here. William Beebe to Present March 17, 2005
(15 MAR 05)
Join us afterwards for "Blarney Blast" at Bennigans, 11650 University Blvd. ($5 cover charge includes drink specials, entertainment, and door prizes) Speaking at this general chapter meeting is WILLIAM BEEBE, JR. of SAIC. William Beebe, Jr. will discuss the building and maintenance of the INCOSE Orlando website and its influences on our chapter. Objectives of the website cover systems engineering events, ambassadorships, outreaches, and collaborative efforts with our sister chapters. How we continue to use our website as a means of projecting our future vision will be an item of discussion you won't want to miss. In addition, I'll be sharing the outcome of the International Workshop and chapter new business. Also, our director-at-large, Ken Porter will provide a status report on the Modeling and Simulation Interest Group initiative; what has been done and where we head next. An Update for the I/ITSEC 2005 Community
(7 FEB 05)
AUTHORS:
We are well into February, which is among the busiest of I/ITSEC months.
For those wishing to present Papers OR TUTORIALS at I/ITSEC 2005, Abstracts must be submitted
by 25 February. All abstracts must be submitted via the iitsec.org website. To review the Call
for Papers/Tutorials and to see the complete instructions, link to
http://www.iitsec.org/speakers.cfm.TUTORIALS: Tutorials have grown in quantity and quality over the years, taking on an ever increasing role in the Conference. Because of the increasing magnitude of the tutorial management, a few changes are being made that we feel will benefit both the presenter and the attendee. All information and dates provided for Authors are referring to both the Papers and the Tutorials. SCHOLARSHIP: Post Graduate Scholarship applications are beginning to arrive. Be sure to alert your alma maters of this great opportunity. Application packets must be postmarked by the 25th of this month. http://www.iitsec.org/scholarships.cfm EXHIBITORS: The first round of space selection, for NTSA Sustaining and Regular Corporate Members, is underway. Debbie Langelier, NTSA Director of Exhibits, can respond to your Exhibit questions: (703) 247-9480, dlangelier@ndia.org. NTSA Membership questions should be directed to Patrick Rowe, NTSA Director of Membership, (703) 247-9471, prowe@ndia.org SPONSORSHIPS/ADVERTISING: Information is being updated and will be available soon at http://www.iitsec.org/sponsors.cfm and http://www.iitsec.org/advertising.cfm SURVEYS: It was a pleasure seeing so many of you at I/ITSEC 2004. The majority of comments heard to date suggest that the conference was a successful venture for the majority of participants. That said, there are always improvements to be made and your input is requested. Five short surveys have been developed. You are invited to select the one or ones that are most relevant to your I/ITSEC experience and share with us your experience and suggestions. 3rd Annual Conference on Systems Engineering Research March 23-25, 2005
(6 FEB 05) 
The primary conference objective is to provide practitioners and
researchers in academia, industry, and government a common platform to present,
discuss and influence Systems Engineering research with the intent to enhance
Systems Engineering practice and education.This year's conference will focus on secure and intelligent network centric systems; and agile deployment and development in the aerospace & defense, finance & banking, IT and telecommunications, and pharmaceutical & healthcare domains. We invite original research papers addressing the conception, design and architecting, development, modeling and simulating, production, operation and support of these systems; definition of metrics of performance, and improvement methods; assessment and mitigation of risks; definition of critical success factors, and best practices. The refereed research papers at the conference will be complemented with invited talks. Abstracts are invited in the following broad areas:
Heinz Stoewer, INCOSE President and Paul Robitaille, INCOSE President-Elect Visit Orlando February 2, 2005
(24 JAN 05)
There will be a special meeting and dinner after the DoDAF tutorial. Our distinguished and special guests will be Heinz Stoewer, INCOSE President and Paul Robitaille, INCOSE President-Elect and Lockheed Martin Corporate Program Director. The dinner and meeting will be held at the Radisson University Hotel, 1724 Alafaya Trail, Orlando. Heinz Stoewar will present "Modern Systems Engineer - A Driving Force for Industrial Competetivity" and conclude with a discussion on the future direction of INCOSE. Buffet dinner starts at 6pm, and Heinz Stoewer speaks at 6:45pm. The event is limited to two guests per member and you must RSVP to confirm your reservation. Please RSVP prior to COB an Thursday, January 27th, via email to judith.feliciano@lmco.com or via voice mail at (407) 356-2398. INCOSE Orlando/LM-STS DoDAF Tutorial February 2, 2005
(UPDATE 24 JAN 05)
The purpose of the Department of Defense (DoD) Architecture Framework (DoDAF) is to provide guidance for describing architectures for both war fighting operations and business operations and processes. The framework provides the guidance, rules, views, and product specifications for developing and presenting architecture models that ensure a common denominator for understanding, comparing, and integrating Families of Systems (FOSs), Systems of Systems (SoSs), and interoperating and interacting architectures. The speaker will be James Martin. James N. Martin is an internationally known writer and lecturer on systems engineering. He wrote one of the most widely read books on systems engineering, "Systems Engineering Guidebook," published by CRC Press. His experience includes twenty years in systems development of telecommunications products and services (most of this with Bell Labs) as program manager, systems engineering manager, system architect, requirements manager, and lead systems engineer. His experience with technology includes mobile wireless, underwater fiber optic, satellite broadband wireless, reconnaissance sensors and distribution networks, and airborne network hubs. The registration form is available here as a Word document. [MAP] The event will be held at Lockheed/Martin, 12506 Lake Underhill Road, Orlando, FL 32825. This will be a sell out event and is limited to the first 50 people who register before Tuesday, January 18, 2005. INCOSE Orlando/SOLE Joint Meeting January 20th, 2005
(7 Jan 05)
Objectives and characteristics of the Support System Engineering (SSE) process will be presented with the relationships to the ORD, SRD, Performance and Detail Specs, Interface Control Documents (ICD) and Interface Requirements Specifications (IRS), Trade Studies, SDD and IDD, Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM), Requirements Validation and Verification, Requirements Verification Matrix (RVM) and System Verification Plan (SVP), System Engineering Management Plan (SEMP), Risk Management Plan (RMP), and Configuration Management Plan (CMP). Speaker: David Krigelman is president of Krigelman and Associates, Inc., providing technical support services in system engineering, program management and proposal development, to assist companies in satisfying contract requirements and obtaining new business. Prior to his formation of his own company, he had over 34 years of experience with GE/Martin Marietta Corporation in the aerospace and defense industry. He performed system and design engineering analyses tasks as an individual contributor and held both functional and program management positions. Dave's responsibilities included preparation and leadership of proposals to DOD, NASA/JPL and other US Government agencies on Apollo, Space Shuttle and Space Station Programs, Planetary Orbiters and Entry Probes/Landers, ICBM Weapon Systems, Earth Orbiting Satellites and Ground Stations, Tactical C4I Systems, and Flight and Armor Training Systems. Dave has a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA. Combined Professional Association Group (CPAG) January 11, 2005
(7 Jan 05)
The CPAG Breakfast Defense Forum will be held at the Radisson University
Hotel in Orlando, Florida January 11 starting at 7:15 AM.
Speakers include Captain Larry McCracken, Commander,
NAVAIR Orlando Training Systems Division;
Colonel Matthew J. Fair, Acting Program Executive Officer for Simulation,
Training and Instrumentation (PEO STRI);
Colonel Walker H. Augustin, Program Manager for Training Systems,
Marine Corps Systems Command, Orlando; and
Mr. Sam E. Fragapane, Senior Modeling and Simulation Scientist,
Air Force Agency for Modeling and Simulation (AFAMS).
Click here for a PDF brochure with
additional details.
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September 2010
Welcome
INCOSE Orlando is a local chapter of INCOSE International.
It is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing a
forum for professionals practicing the art and science of
Systems Engineering in the Greater Orlando Area.
Joining INCOSE Orlando
We're always looking for new members to participate in
our chapter activities.
If you're interested in joining INCOSE, use the
Membership
Application Information located on the national INCOSE web
site. When asked to specify a Local Chapter, please consider
accepting our invitation to designate INCOSE Orlando as your home chapter.
INCOSE Orlando Listserver
INCOSE International provides an email listserver for our chapter.
If you'd like to keep up with chapter activities via email, please contact our
Communications Committee.
Provide your name, employer contact info (i.e., work address and phone number),
and email address, and we will add you to our list and stay in touch!
INCOSE Is Here For You
If you have ideas and suggestions for helping the chapter serve the interests
of local System Engineers, please pass them on to a member of the
current Board of Directors.
Better yet, volunteer your time and services and get actively involved
in helping the chapter flourish.
INCOSE in Central Florida
There are two additional INCOSE chapters located in Central Florida;
Tampa and Space Coast. Check their web sites for more information.
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