Planning for the Unexpected Research Organization and Mechanisms
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Planning for the Unexpected …
Research Organization & Mechanisms
Dr. Mel Ciment
Consultant
[email protected]
301-622-5984
Technologies to enable
an adaptable infrastructure
An effective global response capability must interoperate
between the private sector resources distribution chain and the
US, State governments and other sources
Plan research program on a model of a ubiquitous private sector
IT-based supply chain model
IT-based service and product delivery infrastructure for a flexible
global economic system, mobile applications,…
Build in trust: an effective global system must provide a high level
of security and privacy assurance
Test policy based dynamic configurations
Research Agenda
... Planning for the Unexpected
Asset Inventory
Risk assessment of human, physical transactional; GIS tools
Scenario Building
Cascade analysis, modeling-simulation, timeliness,
Information Systems
Interoperability, access to critical data, sensor architecture/availability,
legacy systems, robustness, privacy/security, grid computing,fault
tolerance, data mining, flexibility, scaling,..
Organizational Architecture-Orgware
Decision response hierarchy, autonomous policy based -- active
reasoning, communications-feedback,…
Research Modalities
Individual grants, Pilots, Testbeds, Centers, Budgets
Critical Technologies Assessment
Conduct assessment of critical enabling
technologies-Roadmap:
Trusted IT systems with Privacy and Security
High performance dynamic information
infrastructure
Dynamic IT mobile applications deployed globally
Ubiquitous advanced sensors, bio-nano-scale
technologies, wireless, grid computing, scaling, ….
National Testbeds, Enabling Centers
and Pilots
Develop, test, integrate, and evaluate new capabilities in
realistic settings, National Pilots, Testbeds, and Centers
Individual researcher grants are critical, but this will require
large scale testing
Establish collection of free-standing community pilots
and testbeds throughout all sectors of government,
industry, academia, emphasizing IT-based services
Scope out the research infrastructure that will promote
advanced research participation/investment by all
sectors
Technology Transfer Mechanisms
Overall strategy based on the progressive transition of pilots
and testbeds into future systems
Promote partnership between industry, universities and local and
national governmental units
Open Technology Roadmap forums to hasten and promote global
adoption
Involve young students at all stages of the research, testing and
evaluation enterprise to speed adoption of emerging technologies
Identify and update Critical Technologies List
Conduct scenario competitions, award prizes, fellowships, etc
Spin off technologies and policies will enable progressive deployment
to improve IT support for all citizen services