GSAW99 Agenda

Wednesday March 3, 1999

Session 1
Keynote Session
Session Chair: Dennis Plunkett

Introduction and Announcements
Judy Kerner, GSAW99 Chair

Session 2
Future Visions
Session Chair: Charles Simmons

Integrated Space Command and Control
Maj. LeRoy Pedone, USAF Electronic Systems Center (ESC/NDC)

Session 3
Reference and Product Line Architectures
Session Chair: Sergio Alvarado

A Quantitative Approach to Architecture-Based Product Line Development
Nancy Eickelmann, NASA IV&V Software Research Laboratory

Session 4
Lessons Learned
Session Chair: Catherine Steele

Program Office Strategies for Successful Component-Based Development
John Ohlinger, National Reconnaissance Office

Session 5
Architecture Drivers
Session Chair: Phillip Schmidt

Session 6
Approaches to Integration
Session Chair: Walter Green

An Approach to Architecture-Based Software Integration
Nenad Medvidovic, USC Center for Software Engineering

Thursday March 4, 1999

Session 7
Technical Keynote Session
Session Chair: Carl Sunshine

Escaping the Software Tar Pit: Model Clashes and How to Avoid Them
Barry Boehm, Director, USC Center for Software Engineering

Session 8
Emerging Technologies and Methodologies
Session Chair: Judy Kerner

Using Patterns to Integrate Architectural Views in UML
Alexander Egyed, USC Center for Software Engineering

Overview of Breakout Sessions

Breakout Session 1
COTS Products in Control Center Applications
Session Chair: Ron Kohl
Session Co-chair: Walter Green

COCOTS Software Integration Cost Model: Insights and Status
Christopher M. Abts, USC-Center for Software Engineering

Breakout Session 2
Business Case and Cost Benefit Considerations
Session Chair: Marilee Wheaton
Session Co-chair: Rhoda Novak

Software Reuse Economics
Barry Boehm, Director, USC Center for Software Engineering

Breakout Session 3
Experiences in Architecture Based Development
Session Chair: Dennis Smith

Breakout Session 4
Approaches to Achieving Common Architectures and Common Components
Session Chair: Phillip Schmidt

Integrated Space Command and Control
Paul Denning, MITRE Corporation

Friday March 5, 1999

Plenary Session Summary
Rami Razouk, The Aerospace Corporation

Panel Session
Ground System Architectures: Are We Making Progress?
Session Chair: Rami Razouk

Barry Boehm, Director, USC Center for Software Engineering
Lt. Col. George A. Newberry, Deputy Program Manager, Milstar Space and Mission Control Segments
Linda Northrop, Director, Product Line Systems Program, Software Engineering Institute
Col. Randy Odle, Deputy Director, Satellite and Launch Control Systems Program Office
John Salasin, DARPA Program Manager, EDCS Program

GSAW Home Past Proceedings	GSAW 99: Ground System Architectures Workshop Agenda and Presentations Wednesday March 3, 1999 Session 1 Keynote Session Session Chair: Dennis Plunkett Introduction and Announcements Judy Kerner, GSAW99 Chair Welcome Address Michael J. Daugherty, Executive Vice President, The Aerospace Corporation Ground Systems Architecture and the SMC Vision Maj. Gen. Eugene L. Tattini, Commander, USAF Space and Missile Systems Center Product Lines and Architecture Evaluations Linda Northrop, Director, Product Line Systems Program, Software Engineering Institute Session 2 Future Visions Session Chair: Charles Simmons Integrated Space Command and Control Maj. LeRoy Pedone, USAF Electronic Systems Center (ESC/NDC) Future Visions of AFSCN Maj. Ray Pry, USAF Space and Missile Systems Center/CWI QUEST for Human Exploration of the Solar System Lynn Vernon, NASA/Johnson Space Center Session 3 Reference and Product Line Architectures Session Chair: Sergio Alvarado A Quantitative Approach to Architecture-Based Product Line Development Nancy Eickelmann, NASA IV&V Software Research Laboratory The Value of a Reference Architecture Janis Putman, MITRE Corporation An Integrated Architectural Approach in the C3I Domain Jaap Schekkerman, Cap Gemini Netherlands Session 4 Lessons Learned Session Chair: Catherine Steele Program Office Strategies for Successful Component-Based Development John Ohlinger, National Reconnaissance Office Software Design Polices for a Large-Scale Command and Control Software Development Project John Reeves, TRW Lessons Learned in the Specification/Development of Object-Oriented Space Ground System (SGS) Architectures James Hager, Penn State/SRI International Session 5 Architecture Drivers Session Chair: Phillip Schmidt Information Technology Based Spacecraft Ground Systems (SGS): A Work in Progress Morris Brill, TRW Software Cost-Benefit Evaluation for Future Ground Systems Rhoda Novak, The Aerospace Corporation Java-Based Spacecraft Web Interface to Telemetry and Command Handling Jim Langston, Computer Sciences Corporation Session 6 Approaches to Integration Session Chair: Walter Green An Approach to Architecture-Based Software Integration Nenad Medvidovic, USC Center for Software Engineering Satellites as Nodes on a Network Keith Hogie, Computer Sciences Corporation Bridging the Product Gap Towards an Integrated Control Center Dean C. Oswald, Software Technology, Inc. Thursday March 4, 1999 Session 7 Technical Keynote Session Session Chair: Carl Sunshine Escaping the Software Tar Pit: Model Clashes and How to Avoid Them Barry Boehm, Director, USC Center for Software Engineering Engineering Complex Ground Station Systems John Salasin, DARPA Program Manager, EDCS Program Software Architectures: What Are We Building? Rogar Dziegiel, Jr., Architecture and Model Integrated Development Lead, Air Force Research Laboratory - Information Directorate Session 8 Emerging Technologies and Methodologies Session Chair: Judy Kerner Using Patterns to Integrate Architectural Views in UML Alexander Egyed, USC Center for Software Engineering Laying a Foundation for Software Engineering of Knowledge Bases in Spacecraft Ground Systems Mala Mehrotra, Pragati Synergetic Research A Feasible Approach to Implementing Greater Levels of Satellite Autonomy Paul Zetocha, Air Force Research Laboratory/Space Vehicles Directorate A COTS Infrastructure for Domain Specific Diagram Semantics Robert Balzer, USC Information Sciences Institute Overview of Breakout Sessions COTS Products in Control Center Applications Ron Kohl, AverStar, Inc. Business Case and Cost Benefit Considerations Marilee Wheaton, The Aerospace Corporation Experiences in Architecture Based Development Dennis Smith, Software Engineering Institute Approaches to Achieving Common Architectures and Common Components Phillip Schmidt, The Aerospace Corporation Breakout Session 1 COTS Products in Control Center Applications Session Chair: Ron Kohl Session Co-chair: Walter Green COCOTS Software Integration Cost Model: Insights and Status Christopher M. Abts, USC-Center for Software Engineering A Common System for the Life of Spacecraft James Corrigan, L-3 Storm Control Systems, Inc. Shrink-Wrapped Messaging: From Wall Street to Mission Control Hans Jespersen, TIBCO Software Inc. V&V of COTS Dormant Code: Challenges and Issues Ron Kohl, AverStar, Inc. Bridging the Product Gap Towards an Integrated Control Center Dean C. Oswald, Software Technology, Inc. Automated, Reusable Mission Control System Architecture Using Finite State Modeling and Object-Oriented Technologies Scott E. Sage, Altair Aerospace Corporation Containing COTS via Intelligent Software Wrappers Jeff Voas, Reliable Software Technologies Breakout Session 2 Business Case and Cost Benefit Considerations Session Chair: Marilee Wheaton Session Co-chair: Rhoda Novak Software Reuse Economics Barry Boehm, Director, USC Center for Software Engineering The Impact of Faster, Better, Cheaper Jairus Hihn, Jet Propulsion Laboratory Measurement of Requirements: A Case Study Ronald J. Leach, Howard University G-COTS 1.0 Ground Systems Cost Model Demonstration Larry Sidor, The Aerospace Corporation Assessing Business and Technical Considerations for Product Line Development Daniel R. Vanderwarker, The Aerospace Corporation Satellite Ground System Cost Benefit Trade-Offs of Commercial Off-The-Shelf Items Using Parametric Cost Models Iva Voldase, TRW Breakout Session 3 Experiences in Architecture Based Development Session Chair: Dennis Smith Information Technology Based Spacecraft Ground Systems (SGS) Morris Brill, TRW Joint National Test Facility Missile Defense Space Tools Overview Kris Christianson, Joint National Test Facility Lessons Learned in the Specification/Development of Object-Oriented Space Ground System (SGS) Architectures James Hager, Penn State/SRI International Program Office Strategies for Successful Component-Based Development John Ohlinger, National Reconnaissance Office Discussion Forum: Architecture -Based Development Jaap Schekkerman, Cap Gemini Netherlands Breakout Session 4 Approaches to Achieving Common Architectures and Common Components Session Chair: Phillip Schmidt Integrated Space Command and Control Paul Denning, MITRE Corporation Satellites as Nodes on a Network Keith Hogie, Computer Sciences Corporation Using Standards to Achieve Commonality Judy Kerner, The Aerospace Corporation Future Visions of AFSCN Maj. Ray Pry, USAF Space and Missile Systems Center/CWI Interface Management Issues in Component-Based Architectures Phillip Schmidt, The Aerospace Corporation Friday March 5, 1999 Summary Session Plenary Session Summary Rami Razouk, The Aerospace Corporation COTS Products in Control Center Applications Ron Kohl, Averstar, Inc. Business Case and Cost Benefit Considerations Marilee Wheaton, The Aerospace Corporation Experiences in Architecture Based Development Dennis Smith, Software Engineering Institute Approaches to Achieving Common Architectures and Common Components Phillip Schmidt, The Aerospace Corporation Panel Session Ground System Architectures: Are We Making Progress? Session Chair: Rami Razouk Barry Boehm, Director, USC Center for Software Engineering Lt. Col. George A. Newberry, Deputy Program Manager, Milstar Space and Mission Control Segments Linda Northrop, Director, Product Line Systems Program, Software Engineering Institute Col. Randy Odle, Deputy Director, Satellite and Launch Control Systems Program Office John Salasin, DARPA Program Manager, EDCS Program
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