GSAW98 Agenda

Session 1
Keynote Session
Session Chair: Dennis Plunkett

Introduction/Announcements
Judy Kerner, GSAW 98 Chair

Session 2
Technology Perspectives
Session Chair: Judy Kerner

Conflicts Among Architecture Evaluation Criteria
Barry Boehm, USC - Center for Software Engineering

Session 3
Product Lines
Session Chair: Sergio Alvarado

Control Channel Toolkit--A Product Line Initiative in the NRO
John Ohlinger, National Reconnaissance Office

Session 4
Impact on System Interoperability
Session Chair: Charles Simmons

Session 5
COTS and Legacy Software Integration
Session Chair: Phillip Schmidt

Dynamic Languages and Dynamic Architectures
Vincent J. Kovarik Jr., Software Technology Inc.

Session 6
Space/Ground Tradeoffs
Session Chair: Brian Gallagher

The Use of Design-to-Debris Prototypes in Space-Ground Trades
Rex D. Pendley, Computer Sciences Corporation

Session 7
Keynote Session
Session Chair: Rodney Gibson

Announcements
Charles Simmons, GSAW 98 Co-Chair

Session 8
Architecture Evaluation
Session Chair: Ron Nishinaga

Research Directions in Software Architecture
Capt. Mark J. Gerken, Air Force Research Laboratory - Information Directorate

Session 9
Emerging Technologies in SGS Development
Session Chair: Charles Simmons

Architectural Implications of Common Operator Interfaces (attachment: paper)
Richard N. Taylor, University of California, Irvine

Overview of Breakout Sessions

Architecture Evaluation: Criteria, Methods, Tools
Barry Boehm, USC - Center for Software Engineering

Breakout Session 1
Architecture Evaluation: Criteria, Methods, Tools
Session Chair: Barry Boehm

Breakout Session 2
COTS and Legacy Software Integration Issues
Session Chair: Dennis Smith
Session Co-Chair: Rhoda Novak

COCOTS: Constructive COTS Integration Cost Model
Christopher Abts, USC - Center for Software Engineering

Breakout Session 3
Space/Ground Tradeoffs
Session Chair: Robert Wilson

Virtual Ground Station Technology Development Planning
Nevin A. Bryant, Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Breakout Session 4
Architectural Implications of Common Operator Interfaces
Session Chair: Carl Sunshine
Session Co-Chair: Mary Rich

Summary of GSAW 98 Plenary Sessions
Rami Razouk, The Aerospace CorporationBreakout Session Outbriefs

Panel Session
Ground System Architecture Issues
Session Chair: Rami Razouk

Barbara V. Anderson, Coordinator, Advanced Systems, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Barry Boehm, Director, USC-Center for Software Engineering
Col. Alan I. Kirschbaum, Director of Systems Engineering, SMC
Philippe Kruchten, Director of Process Development, Rational Software Corporation
Linda Northrop, Manager, Product Line Systems Program, Software Engineering Institute
Carl Sunshine, Principal Director, Program Support, Satellite Control & Spacelift Range Division, The Aerospace Corporation

GSAW Home Past Proceedings	GSAW98 Agenda and Presentations Wednesday February 25, 1998 Session 1 Keynote Session Session Chair: Dennis Plunkett Introduction/Announcements Judy Kerner, GSAW 98 Chair Welcome Address E.C. Aldridge, Jr., President, The Aerospace Corporation Future Satellite Operations Architecture Maj. Gen. Robert S. Dickman, DoD Space Architect The Value of Software Architecture John Salasin, DARPA Program Manager, EDCS Program Session 2 Technology Perspectives Session Chair: Judy Kerner Conflicts Among Architecture Evaluation Criteria Barry Boehm, USC - Center for Software Engineering Essentials of Successful Product Line Practice Linda Northrop, Software Engineering Institute Session 3 Product Lines Session Chair: Sergio Alvarado Control Channel Toolkit--A Product Line Initiative in the NRO John Ohlinger, National Reconnaissance Office COTS AI Technologies for Satellite Control Capt. Steve Lindsay, Air Force Research Laboratory/Space Vehicles Directorate Product-Line Development Metrics Nancy Eickelmann, Microelectronics and Computer Technology Company Session 4 Impact on System Interoperability Session Chair: Charles Simmons Security, Monitoring and Control of the Re-engineered Hubble Space Telescope Control Center System Caleb M. Principe, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Secure Web Command and Control James H. Langston, Computer Sciences Corporation An Architecture to Promote the Commercialization of Space Mission Monitor and Control Michael K. Jones, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Distributed System Software Architecture Perspective on System Interoperability Janis Putman, Mitre Corporation Session 5 COTS and Legacy Software Integration Session Chair: Phillip Schmidt Dynamic Languages and Dynamic Architectures Vincent J. Kovarik Jr., Software Technology Inc. An Object-Oriented Architecture for the ICO Payload Control System Brian F. Gilmer, Hughes Space & Communications Product Line Development Through Systematic Reuse Using Commercial Processes Jeffrey A. Shaw, Raytheon Systems Company Session 6 Space/Ground Tradeoffs Session Chair: Brian Gallagher The Use of Design-to-Debris Prototypes in Space-Ground Trades Rex D. Pendley, Computer Sciences Corporation Managing Automation and Autonomy Dave Welch, AlliedSignal Technical Services Corporation Key Mission Systems Engineering Trades For Determining Satellite System Architecture Paul Nussbaum, TRW The Concept Design Center (CDC) Lessons Learned Rhoda G. Novak, The Aerospace Corporation Thursday February 26, 1998 Session 7 Keynote Session Session Chair: Rodney Gibson Announcements Charles Simmons, GSAW 98 Co-Chair An NRO Vision for Ground Systems Architecture Brig. Gen. Howard J. Mitchell, Director, Communications Systems Acquisition and Operations Ten Common Misconceptions about Software Architecture Philippe Kruchten, Director of Process Development, Rational Software Corporation Session 8 Architecture Evaluation Session Chair: Ron Nishinaga Research Directions in Software Architecture Capt. Mark J. Gerken, Air Force Research Laboratory - Information Directorate A COTS Based Reference Architecture for Satellite Ground Systems Kevin Hassett, Computer Sciences Corporation Evaluation Criteria for Satellite Ground Systems Charles Simmons, The Aerospace Corporation An Evaluation of Object Oriented Architecture Models for Satellite Ground Systems Sergio J. Alvarado, The Aerospace Corporation Session 9 Emerging Technologies in SGS Development Session Chair: Charles Simmons Architectural Implications of Common Operator Interfaces (attachment: paper) Richard N. Taylor, University of California, Irvine Derivation of Domain Specific Design Patterns--Applications to design and construction of SGS Dan Port, USC - Center for Software Engineering Agent-Based Adaptive Computing for Ground Stations Rodney Price, TRW Overview of Breakout Sessions Architecture Evaluation: Criteria, Methods, Tools Barry Boehm, USC - Center for Software Engineering COTS and Legacy Software Integration Issues Dennis Smith, Software Engineering Institute Space/Ground Tradeoffs Robert K. Wilson, Jet Propulsion LaboratoryArchitectural Implications of Common Operator Interfaces Carl Sunshine, The Aerospace Corporation Breakout Session 1 Architecture Evaluation: Criteria, Methods, Tools Session Chair: Barry Boehm Security, Monitoring and Control of the Re-engineered Hubble Space Telescope Control Center System Larry Barrett, Orbital Sciences Corporation Product-Line Development Metrics Nancy Eickelmann, Microelectronics and Computer Technology Company Interoperability Conflict Analysis Rose Gamble, University of Tulsa Architecture Evaluation Policy/Measurement Approaches James A. Hager, Pennsylvania State University Software Architecture Dependence Analysis Debra J. Richardson, University of California, Irvine Evaluation Criteria for Satellite Ground Systems Charles Simmons, The Aerospace Corporation Breakout Session 2 COTS and Legacy Software Integration Issues Session Chair: Dennis Smith Session Co-Chair: Rhoda Novak COCOTS: Constructive COTS Integration Cost Model Christopher Abts, USC - Center for Software Engineering An Open, Reconfigurable Computing Approach to Space Data Communications Processing Jay Costenbader, TSI TelSys Inc Control Channel Toolkit--Methods and Technologies for a Reusable SGS Architecture Michael Grier, Raytheon Systems Company NOAA POES Engineering Network Prototype Status Arthur T. McClinton Jr., Mitretek Systems Middleware in COTS Command and Control Architectures Larry McQueary, Storm Control Systems, Inc. The NEAR Ground System: Evolutionary Development using EPOCH 2000 William C. Stratton, Integral Systems The Role of Scalable, "Client" & "Server" Technologies in Emerging Space Ground Systems Paul A. Thoreson, L-3 Communications Breakout Session 3 Space/Ground Tradeoffs Session Chair: Robert Wilson Virtual Ground Station Technology Development Planning Nevin A. Bryant, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Key Mission Systems Engineering Trades For Determining Satellite System Architecture Paul Nussbaum, TRW The Use of Design-to-Debris Prototypes in Space-Ground Trades Rex D. Pendley, Computer Sciences Corporation Managing Automation and Autonomy Dave Welch, AlliedSignal Technical Services Corporation Reducing O & M Costs by Breaking Paradigms Robert Zmarzlak, TRW Space & Electronics Group Breakout Session 4 Architectural Implications of Common Operator Interfaces Session Chair: Carl Sunshine Session Co-Chair: Mary Rich System Architectural Issues with Common Human Interface Requirement Len Bass, Software Engineering Institute JTA/COE HMI Considerations Samuel E. Bowser, The Aerospace Corporation Using a COTS-Based Ground System Elaine K. Cline, Lockheed Martin Technical Organization Issues in Standardization for Acquisition Reform Garrett Goldfield, The Aerospace Corporation Human Machine Interface Considerations in COTS Command and Control Systems Richard J. Grich, Storm Control Systems, Inc. Experiences in Defining Common Satellite Control HMI Debbie Hankins, Lockheed Martin Federal Systems Lessons Learned From the MAGIC Program's GUI Implementation Capt. Steve Lindsay, Air Force Research Laboratory/Space Vehicles Directorate SMC HMI Standards Definition: Status and Plans Maj. Robert Mullany, SMC/AXE Implementing an OS/COMET Model in a Model-View-Controller (MVC) Architectural Framework Dean C. Oswald, Software Technology Inc. Architectural Implications of Common Operator Interfaces (attachment: paper) Richard N. Taylor, University of California, Irvine Friday February 27, 1998 Summary Session Summary of GSAW 98 Plenary Sessions Rami Razouk, The Aerospace CorporationBreakout Session Outbriefs Architecture Evaluation: Criteria, Methods, Tools Barry Boehm, USC-Center for Software Engineering COTS and Legacy Software Integration Issues Dennis Smith, Software Engineering Institute Space/Ground Tradeoffs Robert K. Wilson, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Architectural Implications of Common Operator Interfaces Carl Sunshine, The Aerospace Corporation Panel Session Ground System Architecture Issues Session Chair: Rami Razouk Barbara V. Anderson, Coordinator, Advanced Systems, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Barry Boehm, Director, USC-Center for Software Engineering Col. Alan I. Kirschbaum, Director of Systems Engineering, SMC Philippe Kruchten, Director of Process Development, Rational Software Corporation Linda Northrop, Manager, Product Line Systems Program, Software Engineering Institute Carl Sunshine, Principal Director, Program Support, Satellite Control & Spacelift Range Division, The Aerospace Corporation
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