Monday, July 30, 2018

MODSIM World 2013 Starts Next Week

MODSIM World 2013 Starts Next Week


MODSIM World 2013, a multi-disciplinary international Modeling and Simulation Conference and Exposition, begins on April 30th in Hampton Roads, Virginia. MODSIM World is a multi-disciplinary conference for the exchange of modeling and simulation knowledge, research and technology across industry, government and academia.

Modeling and Simulation Conference and Exposition
Modeling and Simulation Conference and Exposition
Areas of focus at the conference and exposition include:
  • Defense
  • Healthcare/Medicine
  • Engineering & Applied Science
  • Information Assurance and Cyber Warfare
  • Cross-Cutting Applications in Modeling and Simulation
  • Education/Workforce Development
  • Transportation, and Manufacturing.
The event includes a tour of the NASA Langley Research Center, NASAs oldest field center. Langley Research Center primarily focuses on aeronautical research and is responsible for a number of technology breakthroughs, including the development of the Lunar Landing Facility, that enabled NASA to simulate the effects of lunar gravity.

Conference Highlights Include:
  • Education and Workforce Development Track: �Teaching STEM through Modeling, Simulations and Games in Education�.
  • Defense Track: "Senior Leaders Perspective on Modeling and Simulation".
  • Healthcare and Medicine Track: �An Examination of the use of Simulation for Improving Healthcare Logistics, Learning, Knowledge, and Skills�.
  • Homeland Security and Cyber Analytics Track: �Modeling, Simulation and Risk Analysis�.
  • Manufacturing, Transportation and Logistics Track: �Simulation-Based Adaptive Decision Support in a Shipyard Environment�.
For more information about this modeling and simulation conference and exposition visit the MODSIM World 2013 web site.

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