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Emerging Technologies Soſtware and Systems Engineering Developing and Deploying Secure Systems Power and Energy Power Systems Engineering Cung Edge Technologies Biotechnologies 7:30 Welcome Address, Tim O'Conner, IEEE MetroCon 2014 General Chair 7:45 - 8:25 Plenary Address : Mike Saylor Execuve Director, Cyber Defense Labs, University of Texas at Dallas 8:30 - 9:25 Harnessing Cloud Compung to Accelerate Innovaon Melvin Greer Lockheed Marn Pialls in Migrang Real-Time Soſtware to Mul-Core Processors Russell Kegley Lockheed Marn Applying Structured Assurance Case Modeling to Common Criteria Ben Calloni Lockheed Marn Challenges of Praccal Power Design System Design Surinder Singh Texas Instruments New Communicaon Technology for Smart Ulity Networks Xiaolin Lu Texas Instruments Soſt and Adapve Co-Robots in Home Environments Dan Popa UT Arlington Heterogeneous Microsystem based Biomedical Instrumentaon Aditya Das UT Arlington 9:25- 9:55 Break - Student Poster Presentaons 10:00- 10:55 UAS Vulnerability to Cyber Warfare Andrew Pennington K2Share, LLC Meeng Tight Soſtware Schedules Through Cycle Time Reducon Dennis Frailey SMU Stac Code Analysis: Tools for Security Analysis Briany Bailey Lockheed Marn Team-Oriented Coordinaon in Acve Energy Distribuon Networks Ali Davoudi UT Arlington ERCOT Market Kenneth Ragsdale ERCOT Privacy Aware User Centric Sharing in Cloud Compung Environments Hassan Takabi UNT A One Target, Two Mechanism Disease Modifying Approach for Alzheimer’s Disease Therapeucs John Schetz UNTHSC 11:00 - 11:55 Soſtware Intensive Weapon System Development Risk Factors John Robb BAE Systems Soſtware Verificaon and Validaon Methods Taylor Johnson UT Arlington Hands Off My Data: Discover Leaky Mobile Apps with viaProtect and Santoku Linux Andrew Hoog VIAFORENSICS Arc Flash and Electrical Safety Wei-Jen Lee UT Arlington Determining Photovoltaic Hosng Capacity of Ulity Distribuon Circuits Surya Santoso UT Ausn Decision Making in Large Scale Dynamic Networks Under Uncertainty Yan Wan UNT Overview of Research in University of North Texas System College of Pharmacy Iok-Hou Pang UNTHSC 12:00 - 1:15 Luncheon - Keynote Address: Roderick McLean Vice President and General Manager of the Integrated Fighter Group, Lockheed Marn Corporaon 1:15 - 2:00 Exhibits and Networking 2:00 - 3:10 Digital Thread: Weaving Together All Aspects of Design, Test, Manufacturing, and Sustainment Kathryn Schmidt Lockheed Marn Introducon to Quantum Compung Greg Tallant Lockheed Marn Current Cyber Threats and Trends FBI Dallas Field Office Voltage Reducon for Peak Shaving Eithar Nashawa Oncor The Decentralizaon of Energy Generaon and Delivery Ken Geisler Siemens Messenger Verificaon in Cell Phone and Keyboard Stochasc Inputs Vir Phoha Louisiana Tech Engineering Skin Tissue Vincent Ronfard Smith and Nephew UNTHSC 3:10 - 3:40 Break in Exhibits Area 3:45- 4:40 The High-Performance Dimensional Measurement Plaorm Used On F-35 Paul Duncan Lockheed Marn Quanfying the Effecveness of Systems Engineering Joseph Elm Carnegie Mellon University Corporate Espionage via Mobile Compromise Andrew Hoog VIAFORENSICS Wind Generaon De- velopment in ERCOT Shun-Hsien Huang ERCOT STATCOM Applicaon to Address Grid Stability and Reliability Donald J. Shoup Mitsubishi (MEPPI) Personal Electronic Devises: iPODs, PDAs and Cell Phones, a Forensics Discussion George Proeller IEEE CS - Colorado Experimental and Computer Simulaon of Nanomechanics of Single Collagen Fibrils Majid Minary UT Dallas 5:00 - 7:00 Recepon– Sponsored by Merrill Lynch Keynote Speaker, Roderick M. McLean is the Vice President and General Manager, F-16/F-22 Integrated Fighter Group (IFG) Programs at Lockheed Marn Aeronaucs Company. He is responsible the development, manufacture, and sustainment of both the F-16 Fighng Falcon mulrole fighter and the F-22 Raptor air dominance fighter. Previously, he served as Vice President and Deputy for IFG, where he led an organizaon of more than 3,000 employees performing new aircraſt producon, avionics subsystem development, aircraſt integra- on and product support/sustainment for a program porolio that includes domesc and 25 internaonal customers Plenary Speaker, Mike Saylor, CISA, CISM, possesses over 20 years’ experience with both domesc and internaonal companies in Cyber Security and Invesgaons, IT Audit, Compliance and Risk Management, and IT Operaons. His experience spans industries including Financial, Government, Manufacturing, Energy, Telecom, Healthcare, Educaon, and Retail. Mike is Vice President of IT for Cornerstone Credit Union League, President Emeritus for North Texas FBI Infragard, Execuve Director of U.S. Cyber Defense Labs at UT Dallas, mem- ber of the North Texas Crime Commission’s Cyber Crime Commiee, and a Professor on topics of Cyber Security, Computer Science, Digi- tal Forensics, IT Audit, and Criminology for North Texas Universies and Community Colleges. Thursday, October 2, 2014 Arlington Convention Center, Arlington, Texas Brought to you by IEEE Fort Worth Section Early Registraon Deadline: September 15. See hp://www.metrocon.org for conference informaon and on-line registraon. Refund Policy: Requests must be received in wring by September 16 th . A withdrawal fee of $50 will apply. Substuons are permied. Late Registraon starts September 16 th and will be available on-site beginning at 7:00 am on the day of the conference. For addional informaon and informaon on Group Discounts contact Tim O’Conner, [email protected], work phone (817) 777-6167, cell phone (817) 223-5975. Seang for late registraon may be limited. Name: __________________________________ Address: ________________________________ _______________________________________ _______________________________________ Company/School: ______________________________ Title: ________________________________________ Email: _______________________________________ Phone : ______________________________________ IEEE Member Number: _________________________ Mail Registraon and Payment to: MetroCon Registraon IEEE Fort Worth Secon P.O. Box 171671 Arlington, TX 76003-1671 Method of Payment: Check or Money Order Enclosed (make checks payable to IEEE Fort Worth Secon) Visa MasterCard American Express Credit Card #: ___________________________________ Expiraon: Signature: _____/_____ _____________________________ Fees: Early Late Professional IEEE Member $300 $350 Professional Non-Member $360 $420 Students, Life Members, $100 $120 Rerees Exhibits Only $100 $100 Addional Banquet Ticket $50 $50
Transcript of Thursday, October 2, 2014 Arlington Convention Center ...opments in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex....
Emerging
Technologies
Software and Systems Engineering
Developing and Deploying Secure
Systems
Power and Energy
Power Systems Engineering
Cutting Edge Technologies
Biotechnologies
7:30 Welcome Address, Tim O'Conner, IEEE MetroCon 2014 General Chair
7:45 -
8:25
Plenary Address : Mike Saylor
Executive Director, Cyber Defense Labs, University of Texas at Dallas
8:30 - 9:25
Harnessing Cloud Computing to
Accelerate Innovation Melvin Greer
Lockheed Martin
Pitfalls in Migrating Real-Time Software to Multi-Core Processors
Russell Kegley Lockheed Martin
Applying Structured Assurance Case
Modeling to Common Criteria
Ben Calloni Lockheed Martin
Challenges of Practical Power Design System
Design Surinder Singh
Texas Instruments
New Communication Technology for Smart
Utility Networks Xiaolin Lu
Texas Instruments
Soft and Adaptive Co-Robots in Home
Environments Dan Popa
UT Arlington
Heterogeneous Microsystem based
Biomedical Instrumentation
Aditya Das UT Arlington
9:25-9:55
Break - Student Poster Presentations
10:00-10:55
UAS Vulnerability to Cyber Warfare
Andrew Pennington K2Share, LLC
Meeting Tight Software Schedules Through Cycle Time
Reduction Dennis Frailey
SMU
Static Code Analysis: Tools for Security
Analysis Brittany Bailey
Lockheed Martin
Team-Oriented Coordination in Active
Energy Distribution Networks
Ali Davoudi UT Arlington
ERCOT Market Kenneth Ragsdale
ERCOT
Privacy Aware User Centric Sharing in Cloud Computing
Environments Hassan Takabi
UNT
A One Target, Two Mechanism Disease Modifying Approach
for Alzheimer’s Disease Therapeutics
John Schetz UNTHSC
11:00 - 11:55
Software Intensive Weapon System
Development Risk Factors
John Robb BAE Systems
Software Verification and Validation
Methods Taylor Johnson
UT Arlington
Hands Off My Data: Discover Leaky Mobile Apps with viaProtect
and Santoku Linux Andrew Hoog VIAFORENSICS
Arc Flash and Electrical Safety
Wei-Jen Lee UT Arlington
Determining Photovoltaic Hosting
Capacity of Utility Distribution Circuits
Surya Santoso UT Austin
Decision Making in Large Scale Dynamic
Networks Under Uncertainty
Yan Wan UNT
Overview of Research in University of North Texas System College
of Pharmacy Iok-Hou Pang
UNTHSC
12:00 - 1:15
Luncheon - Keynote Address: Roderick McLean Vice President and General Manager of the Integrated Fighter Group, Lockheed Martin Corporation
1:15 - 2:00
Exhibits and Networking
2:00 -
3:10
Digital Thread:
Weaving Together All
Aspects of Design,
Test, Manufacturing,
and Sustainment
Kathryn Schmidt
Lockheed Martin
Introduction to Quantum Computing
Greg Tallant Lockheed Martin
Current Cyber Threats and Trends
FBI Dallas Field Office
Voltage Reduction for Peak Shaving
Eithar Nashawati Oncor
The Decentralization of Energy Generation
and Delivery Ken Geisler
Siemens
Messenger Verification in Cell
Phone and Keyboard Stochastic Inputs
Vir Phoha Louisiana Tech
Engineering Skin Tissue
Vincent Ronfard Smith and Nephew
UNTHSC
3:10 - 3:40
Break in Exhibits Area
3:45- 4:40
The High-Performance Dimensional
Measurement Platform Used On F-35 Paul Duncan
Lockheed Martin
Quantifying the Effectiveness of
Systems Engineering Joseph Elm
Carnegie Mellon University
Corporate Espionage via Mobile Compromise
Andrew Hoog VIAFORENSICS
Wind Generation De-velopment in ERCOT
Shun-Hsien Huang ERCOT
STATCOM Application to Address Grid
Stability and Reliability
Donald J. Shoup Mitsubishi (MEPPI)
Personal Electronic Devises: iPODs, PDAs
and Cell Phones, a Forensics Discussion
George Proeller IEEE CS - Colorado
Experimental and Computer Simulation of Nanomechanics of Single Collagen Fibrils
Majid Minary UT Dallas
5:00 - 7:00
Reception– Sponsored by Merrill Lynch
Keynote Speaker, Roderick M. McLean is the Vice President and General Manager, F-16/F-22 Integrated Fighter Group (IFG) Programs at Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company. He is responsible the development, manufacture, and sustainment of both the F-16 Fighting Falcon multirole fighter and the F-22 Raptor air dominance fighter. Previously, he served as Vice President and Deputy for IFG, where he led an organization of more than 3,000 employees performing new aircraft production, avionics subsystem development, aircraft integra-tion and product support/sustainment for a program portfolio that includes domestic and 25 international customers
Plenary Speaker, Mike Saylor, CISA, CISM, possesses over 20 years’ experience with both domestic and international companies in Cyber Security and Investigations, IT Audit, Compliance and Risk Management, and IT Operations. His experience spans industries including Financial, Government, Manufacturing, Energy, Telecom, Healthcare, Education, and Retail. Mike is Vice President of IT for Cornerstone Credit Union League, President Emeritus for North Texas FBI Infragard, Executive Director of U.S. Cyber Defense Labs at UT Dallas, mem-ber of the North Texas Crime Commission’s Cyber Crime Committee, and a Professor on topics of Cyber Security, Computer Science, Digi-tal Forensics, IT Audit, and Criminology for North Texas Universities and Community Colleges.
Thursday, October 2, 2014 Arlington Convention Center, Arlington, Texas
Brought to you by IEEE Fort Worth Section
Early Registration Deadline: September 15. See http://www.metrocon.org for conference information and on-line registration. Refund Policy: Requests must be received in writing by September 16 th. A withdrawal fee of $50 will apply. Substitutions are permitted.
Late Registration starts September 16th and will be available on-site beginning at 7:00 am on the day of the conference. For additional information and information on Group Discounts contact Tim O’Conner, [email protected], work phone (817) 777 -6167, cell phone (817) 223-5975. Seating for late registration may be limited.
Name: __________________________________
Address: ________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
Company/School: ______________________________
Title: ________________________________________
Email: _______________________________________
Phone : ______________________________________
IEEE Member Number: _________________________
Mail Registration and Payment to: MetroCon Registration IEEE Fort Worth Section P.O. Box 171671 Arlington, TX 76003-1671
Method of Payment: Check or Money Order Enclosed (make checks payable to IEEE Fort Worth Section) Visa MasterCard American
Express Credit Card #: ___________________________________ Expiration: Signature: _____/_____ _____________________________
Fees: Early Late Professional IEEE Member $300 $350 Professional Non-Member $360 $420 Students, Life Members, $100 $120 Retirees Exhibits Only $100 $100 Additional Banquet Ticket $50 $50
IEEE Fort Worth Section P.O. Box 171671 Arlington, TX 76003-1671
Conference Tracks: Emerging Technologies • Software and Systems Engineering • Developing and Deploying Secure Systems
Power and Energy • Power Systems Engineering • Cutting Edge Technologies • Biotechnologies
MetroCon 2014 features seven tracks on the latest technology devel-opments in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. This year’s event fea-tures an exhibits program and a poster competition for area college students. MetroCon takes place at the Arlington Convention Center located mid-way between Dallas and Fort Worth, immediately off of I-30 in front of Rangers Ball Park at Arlington. From both Dallas and Fort Worth, take the Ballpark Way exit. See map for further directions.
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