11th Annual SERC Sponsor Research Review (SSRR)

Identifying and Measuring Modularity Violations in Cyber-Physical Systems
Dr. Lu Xiao and Dr. Michael Pennock, Stevens Institute of Technology

Global Positioning Systems – Mission Engineering and Integration of Emerging Technologies
Dr. Michael Orosz, University of Southern California

Incubator Project Presentations: Velocity and Human Capital Development

Verification & Validation (V&V) / Test & Evaluation (T&E) Competencies
Dr. Laura Freeman, Virginia Tech

Models for Efficient Testing (MET)
Dr. Ye Yang, Stevens Institute of Technology

System Design as a Mechanism for Generalization
Tyler Cody, University of Virginia

Systems Qualities Ontology, Tradespace and Affordability
Dr. Barry Boehm, University of Southern California

RT-206: Data science approaches to prevent failures in systems engineering
Dr. Bruno Ribeiro, University of Southern California

Digital Engineering Metrics
Tom McDermott, Stevens Institute of Technology

Systems Engineering Transformation Surrogate Pilot Experiments: Doing Everything in Models to Demonstrate the Art-of-the-Possible
Dr. Mark Blackburn, Stevens Institute of Technology

Model Curation Implementation & Innovation (WRT-1009)
Dr. Donna H. Rhodes, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Cyber Security Requirements Methodology: Tools & Transition
Dr. Peter Beling and Dr. Tim Sherburne, University of Virginia

Systemic Security and the Role of Hierarchical Design in Cyber-Physical Systems
Dr. Valerie Sitterle, Georgia Tech

Formal Methods in Resilient Systems Design using a Flexible Contract Approach
Dr. Azad Madni, University of Southern California

Methods to Evaluate Cost/Technical Risk and Opportunity Decisions for Security Assurance in Design
Tom McDermott, Stevens Institute of Technology

Game-theoretic Risk Assessment for Distributed Systems (GRADS)
Dr. Paul T. Grogan, Stevens Institute of Technology

Risk-based Approach to Cyber Vulnerability Assessment using Static Analysis
Dr. Barry Horowitz and Tim Sherburne, University of Virginia

Capstone Marketplace Update – Fall 2019
CAPT William M. Shepherd, Stevens Institute of Technology

WRT 1006: Digital Engineering Competency Framework
Dr. Jon Wade, Stevens Institute of Technology

Update on the HELIX project: Understanding organizational attributes that make systems engineering organizations effective
Dr. Pam Burke, Stevens Institute of Technology

Meshing Capability and Threat-based Science & Technology Resource Allocation
Dr. Carlo Lipizzi, Stevens Institute of Technology

Incubator Project Presentations: AI & Autonomy

Architecting Digital Twins for Model-Centric Engineering: Semantic and Machine Learning Approach
Dr. Mark Austin, University of Maryland

Validation for AI and Autonomous Systems
Dr. Valerie Sitterle, Georgia Tech; Dr. Paul Collopy, University of Alabama in Huntsville; and Ms. Jennifer Petrillo, University of Alabama in Huntsville

WRT-1011: Fostering human learning from cognitive assistants for design space exploration
Dr. Daniel Selva and Gabriel Apaza, Texas A&M University

Next Generation Adaptive Cyber-Physical-Human Systems
Dr. Azad Madni, University of Southern California

SE Business & Analytics
Dr. K.P. (Suba) Subbalakshmi, Stevens Institute of Technology

Approaches to Achieve Benefits of Modularity in Defense Acquisition (WRT-1002)
Dr. Cesare Guariniello, Purdue University

Incubator Project Presentations: Mission Engineering

Ecology-Inspired Technique for Resilient Engineered System of Systems Design
Dr. Richard Malak, Texas A&M University

Explaining Model Composability using Causal Graphs
Dr. Michael Pennock, Stevens Institute of Technology

Quantifying Mission Impact for Technology Alternatives
Dr. Eric Weisel, Old Dominion University