Track
Chair: Dr. Vic Sobolewski, DSTO
1.
The Role of Command in Network Centric Warfare
Mr Johan Lagerlöf, Swedish National Defence
Research Establishment, Division of Defence Analysis,
Department for Command and Control Studies
Mr Krister Pallin, Swedish National Defence
Research Establishment, Division of Defence Analysis,
Department for Command and Control Studies
Mr Anders Almén, Swedish National Defence
Research Establishment, Division of Defence Analysis,
Department for Command and Control Studies
Mr Markus Anderson, Swedish National Defence
Research Establishment, Division of Defence Analysis,
Department for Command and Control Studies
2.
Charting the Korean Peninsula: A 1990-2000 Assessment
of North Korea Event Interactions
Joe Bond, COE in Disaster Management and Humanitarian
Assistance, Tripler, AMC; Virtual Research Associates,
Inc.; Harvard University
Doug Bond, COE in Disaster Management and Humanitarian
Assistance, Tripler, AMC; Virtual Research Associates,
Inc.; Harvard University
Churl Oh, COE in Disaster Management and Humanitarian
Assistance, Tripler, AMC; Virtual Research Associates,
Inc.; Harvard University
3.
Information Feasibility: Using the Concept for Planning
the Information Needs of Deploying Forces
Stanley G. Beckner, The MITRE Corporation
4.
EW Information Processing: Contributing to Information
Superiority through the Exploitation of Shared Information
Resources
Keith P Mason, Electronic Warfare Division,
Electronics and Surveillance Research Laboratory,
Defence Science and Technology Organisation
5.
Revolution in Information Affairs Tactical and Strategic
Implications of Information Warfare and Information
Operations
Manuel W. Wik, Defence Materiel Administration
6.
Emergency Preparedness and the Year 2000 Challenge
Kay C. Goss, CEM, Federal Emergency Management
Agency
7.
Imperatives for Successful Information Operations
in a Coalition
Setting – An Australian Perspective
Captain Jeff Malone MA(WA), Australian Defence
Headquarters
8.
Coalition Information Sharing: Lessons from Kosovo
Larry K. Wentz, Consultant, ASD (C3I)
Command and Control Research Program (CCRP)
