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Final Agenda
7:30 – 8:30AM Registration & Continental Breakfast 8:30 – 8:40AM Welcoming Remarks 8:45 – 9:50AM Training and Training Technologies Panel Moderator: Dr. Brendan McCluskey – Interim Executive Director - NJ CBRNE Center for Training and Research at UMDNJ View Presentation (399kb) • "Training Assessment/Gap Analysis for the CBRNE threat in New Jersey ", Dr. Brendan McCluskey , Interim Executive Director - NJ CBRNE Center for Training and Research at UMDNJ View Presentation (6,285kb) • " BCC CPHP Simulation Center ", Joy Spellman, Director - Center for Public Health Preparedness at Burlington County College View Presentation (450kb) • "The New Jersey Learning Management Network", Bill Jamison , Communications Consultant - Office of Continuing Professional Education at Rutgers University ( Cook College ) View Presentation (485kb) 9:50 – 10:00AM Break 10:00 – 11:30AM Collaborative & Interdisciplinary Environments Panel Moderator: Dr. Murray Turoff – Professor Information Systems Department, College of Computing Sciences, NJIT View Presentation (389kb)• “Improvisation in Emergency Teams”, Prof. David Mendonca , Information Systems Department, College of Computing Sciences, NJIT View Presentation 1-1 (32,636kb) View Presentation 1-2 (257kb) • “The role of auditors in interdisciplinary emergency management”, Prof. Miklos A. Vasarhelyi and Prof. Michael Alles , School of Management Rutgers University View Presentation (274kb) • “Federated Search and Text Mining for Emergency Preparedness Research”, Prof. Yi-Fang (Brook) Wu, Information Systems Department, College of Computing Sciences, NJIT View Presentation (389kb) • “Command and Control: Adapting the Distributed Military Model for Emergency Response”,Prof. Michael Chumer, Information Systems Department, College of Computing Sciences, NJIT View Presentation (118kb) • “Gaming Emergency Preparedness”, Prof. Murray Turoff , Information Systems Department, College of Computing Sciences, NJIT View Presentation (588kb) 11:30 – 12:30 Vendor Displays, Poster Session & Lunch 12:30 – 12:50 Keynote Speaker 12:50 – 2:00 Software Systems Integration and Interoperability: Needs, Issues and Research Directions in Support of Information Sharing for Homeland Security . Panel Moderator: Dr. Barbara T Reagor – Director for the Center for Rapid Response Database System (CRRDS), Monmouth University View Presentation (1,263kb) • “The Need for Rapid and Collaborative Decision Making Across Local, State and Federal Agencies – RIJAN”, Dr. Richard Eng , Senior Engineer, Ft. Monmouth – CERDEC View Presentation (3,864kb) • “Interoperability from the Integrator Perspective”, Christopher Bonin, Program Manager, Homeland Security, CACI View Presentation (10,416kb) • “A Service Oriented Architecture for Information System Resilience and Disaster Recovery”, Prof . Stephane Gagnon, School of Management and College of Computing Science, NJIT View Presentation (1,227kb) • “Systems Engineering at the Global Level”, Dr. William Tepfenhart – Director of Graduate Studies – Software Engineer Department and CTO for CRRDS, Monmouth University View Presentation (629kb) 2:00 – 2:10PM Break 2:10 – 3:30PM Emerging Issues for Emergency Response • “Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Communication“, Prof. Rachel Liu , Dept of Civil and Environmental Engineering & Prof. Hindy Schacter , School of Management, NJIT View Presentation (1,595kb) • “Organizational Learning in an Emergency Management Context”, Prof. Louise Stanton , Center for Law & Justice & Prof. Kyle Farmbry , Department of Public Administration, Rutgers Newark View Presentation (260kb) • “Collaboration via Mediated Information Access”, Prof. Paul Kantor and Prof. Gheorghe Muresan, School of Communication , Information and Library Studies Rutgers University View Presentation (1,886kb) • “Spectrum Re-Use for Emergency Preparedness and Response “, Prof.. Kevin Ryan, Wesley J. Howe School of Management, Stevens Institute of Technology View Presentation (1,595kb) 3:30 PM Closing |
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