Introduction
Since 2011 the CogSIMA conferences promote a holistic cognitive approach to multidisciplinary research on dynamic cyber-physical-social systems of systems, whose constituent systems can be autonomous, and often collaborate and interoperate with organizations, machines, computer agents, and humans situated in complex dynamic environments. Critical to these systems of systems are their cognitive capabilities to sense, perceive and comprehend situations, reason and act on situations, demonstrate abilities of learning, self-organization, and collective intelligence, and their ability to consider the impact of interdependencies with the other systems.
The CogSIMA conferences are aimed at researchers and practitioners from academia, industry and government, with a wide variety of backgrounds and experience including computer science, human factors, cognitive science, modeling & simulation, robotics, and systems engineering.
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Committee
General Chair
Leo Motus
Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
Honorary Chair
Gabe Jakobson
CyberGem Consulting, USA
Vice Chair
Scott Fouse
Independent Consultant, USA
Vice Chair
Kellyn Rein
Fraunhofer Gesellschaft, Germany
TPC Co-Chair
Kirstie Bellman
Topcy House Consulting, USA
TPC Co-Chair
Nicolette McGeorge
Charles River Analytics, Inc., USA
TPC Co-Chair
Alicia Ruvinsky
ERDC US Army, USA
TPC Co-Chair
Mare Teichmann
Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
Keynotes/Tutorial Chair
Galina Rogova
The State University of New York at Buffalo, USA
Finance Chair
Ken Baclawski
Northeastern University, USA
Publications Chair
Mary Freiman
Aptima, Inc., USA
Publicity Chair
Giuseppe D'Aniello
University of Salerno, Italy
Industry/Government Liaisons Chair
Michael Kozak
Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Laboratories, USA
International Liaisons Chair
Andrea Salfinger
Johannes Kepler University Linz, Austria
Student Program Chair
Ahmet Köse
IEEE Estonia, Estonia
Local Chair
Peeter Lorents
Estonian Business School, Estonia
Local OC member
Ruth Laos
Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
Local OC member
Mari-Anne Meister
Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
Local OC member
Monika Perkman
Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
Local OC member
Reet Elling
Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
Call for paper
Important date
Submission Topics
Situation Management – Foundations
§ Conceptual frameworks, architectures, and models of cognitive situation management and control
§ New advances in situation awareness, control, and decision support
§ Situation awareness: public vs. organizational vs. team vs. individual; distributed vs. shared awareness
§ Formalization of situations and situational reasoning
§ Situational “Big Data” analysis, situation mining, discovery, early detection of anomalies and patterns
§ Stimuli-reaction, negative feedback, and predictive situation control
§ Situation modeling, comparison, assessment, validation, metrics, and performance measurements
§ Near real-time situation awareness and control
§ Mental models, self-awareness, cognitive processes, and impact of barriers
Collective Situation Management and Control
§ Collective intelligence and emergent behavior in situation management
§ Biologically inspired computational models of situation management
§ Cooperation and collaboration in multi-agent situation management
§ Models of shared and distributed situation awareness and control
§ Adaptation and self-organization in cognitive situation management and control
§ Models of collective, autonomous, and resilient situation control in hostile environments
§ Integration of self-awareness and self-X capability models into cognitive situation management
Human-Artificial Intelligence Situation Management
§ Socially sensitive design and socially responsive design
§ Situation management in cyber-physical-social systems
§ Integration of human and signal intelligence
§ Human teaming with autonomous systems, human-AI teaming
§ Computer aided human decision-making in incomplete known, conflicting, and stressful situations
§ Processing social media and other related human considerations to improve situation awareness
§ The impact of human competence and motivation in situation management
§ Distressed and handicapped persons in CogSIMA control loop
Situation Management Applications
§ System-level experiments and application specific research
§ Situation awareness and control for cyber security
§ Autonomous vehicles and transportation systems
§ Health care and pandemic situation management
§ Computational International Relation and Detection of fake data
§ Defense and autonomous mission control application
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Important Date
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Conference Date
May 17
2021
toMay 21
2021
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Mar 01 2021
Draft Paper Acceptance Notification
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May 21 2021
Registration deadline
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Previous Conferences
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2019-04-08 United States
2019 IEEE Conference on Cognitive and Computational Aspects of Situation Management -
2018-06-11 United States
2018 IEEE Conference on Cognitive and Computational Aspects of Situation Management -
2017-03-27 United States Savannah,USA
2017 IEEE Conference on Cognitive and Computational Aspects of Situation Management
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