ABN.CJMERRICK@USC-ISID.ARPA (09/25/84)
SYMPOSIUM & EXHIBITION ON "ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE" TO BE HELD IN
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
"THE ROLE OF KNOWLEDGE BASED SYSTEMS
IN COMMAND & CONTROL"
SPONSORED BY:
KANSAS CITY CHAPTER OF AFCEA
OCTOBER 17-19, 1984
The Kansas City Chapter of the Armed Forces Communications and
Electronics Association is proud to announce that it is sponsoring
its Second Annual Symposium and Exhibition to discuss the applicability
of artificial intelligence and knowledge based systems to command and
control requirements, in both the military and commercial environments.
The Symposium will be enhanced by the presence of hardware and
software exhibits, representing advances in technology related to the
theme.
Highlights of the Symposium will include noted individuals such
as Dr. Joseph V. Braddock of the BDM Corporation addressing user
perspectives of utilizing knowledge based systems to fulfill command
and control needs. Dr. Robert W. Milne of the Air Force Institute
of Technology will address AI technology and its application to
command and control.
A luncheon presentation will be given by Lieutenant General
Carl E. Vuono, Commander, Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth
and Deputy Commander, Training and Doctrine Command.
General Donn A. Starry (Ret), Vice President and General Manager,
Space Missions Group of Ford Aerospace and Communications Corporation
will be the guest speaker following the evening meal on Thursday.
The Symposium and Exhibition will be held over a three-day
period commencing with an opening of the exhibit area and a cocktail
and hors d'oeuvres social on October 17, 1984. Technical sessions
will begin at 8:00 a.m. on October 18. The format of the technical
presentation will consist of two high intensity panel discussions,
a session in which pertinent papers will be presented and two guest
lectures.
ABBREVIATED AGENDA
WEDNESDAY, 17 OCTOBER 1984
1200-1700 Check in & Registration
1700-1900 Welcome Social & Exhibits Open
THURSDAY, 18 0CTOBER 1984
0800-1145 SESSION I - Panel Discussion: "Status and Forecast of
of AI Technology as it applies to Command and Control"
Panel Moderator:
Mr. Herbert S. Hovey, Jr.
Director, U.S. Army Signals Warfare Laboratory
Vint Hill Farms Station
Warrenton, Virginia 22186
1145-1330 Luncheon/Guest Speaker:
Lieutenant General Carl E. Vuono
Commander, U.S. Army Combined Arms Center
Deputy Commander, Training and Doctrine Command
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas 66207
1330-1700 SESSION II - Presentation of Papers
1700-1830 Social Hour
1830-2030 Dinner/Evening Speaker:
General Donn A. Starry (Ret)
Vice President & General Manager
Space Missions Group of Ford Aerospace and
Communications Corporation
FRIDAY, 19 OCTOBER 1984
0800-1200 SESSION III - Panel Discussion: "User Perspectives of
Pros and Cons of Knowledge Based Systems in Command and
Control"
Panel Moderator:
Brigadier General David M. Maddox
Commander, Combined Arms Operations Research Activity
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas 66027
To make reservations or for further information, write or call:
AFCEA SYMPOSIUM COMMITTEE
P.O. Box 456
Leavenworth, Kansas 66048
(913) 651-7800/AUTOVON 552-4721
MILITARY POC IS:
CPT (P) CHRIS MERRICK
CACDA, C3I DIRECTORATE
FORT LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS 66027-5300
AUTOVON: 552-4980/5338
COMMERCIAL: (913) 684-4980/5338
ARPANET: ABN.CJMERRICK