Developing and Assessing Resilient Systems in Support of National Security Missions
Apr 10, 2018
- Apr 11, 2018
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Military Operations Research Society
Vicksburg, MS
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Recent events continue to demonstrate the need to create systems that are resilient to natural and manmade disruptions. This 2-day workshop on 10-11 April, 2018 at the USACE in Vicksburg, MS is focused on the continued development of a resilience strategy within the National Security mission space. This workshop will focus on the resilience of critical infrastructure and deployable systems needed by US forces and supporting agencies to meet operational requirements. It will also examine external forces, such as environmental and political factors, that impact the critical system performance or are the drivers of these missions.
The aim of the workshop is to leverage our collective experience to create a vision and purpose set or ‘roadmap’ for our efforts to develop systems as we address the current and emerging challenges that forestall community and national resilience. The workshop deliverable is to produce a white paper that will be used to inform future analysis of operation readiness as well as research and development focus areas to meet required concepts to provide resilience.
This workshop will:
- Evaluate our ability to assess resilience to evolving natural or manmade disruptions,
- Examine the range of capabilities, mitigations and responses that can be deployed to foster resilience, and
- Establish a dialogue to develop an agenda for improving resilience as part of the National Security mission space.
For more information and to register, please visit: http://www.mors.org/Events/Special-Meetings/Developing-and-Assessing-Resilient-Systems-in-Support-of-National-Security-Missions
When: 10-11 April, 2018
Where: Information Technology Laboratory, US Army Research and Development Center, Vicksburg, MS
Organizers: Military Operations Research Society (MORS)