Videos
SESSION I: OPENING REMARKS - David Corman, Ralph Wachter (National Science Foundation, USA)
SESSION II: MORNING KEYNOTE - Bruce Krogh (Carnegie Mellon University, USA)
SESSION III: CPS Domain Exemplars
- Ed Griffor (National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA) Necessity and Benefits of an International Approach to CPS: A Transportation Perspective
- Tho Nguyen (University of Virginia, USA) - Challenges and Opportunities for International CPS: Parallels Drawn from the CPS for Rural America Research and Education Agenda
- Roger Chamberlain/Chris Gill (Washington University in St. Louis, USA - Topic: Abstractions for Cyber-Physical Systems Development: An International Opportunity
- Richard Voyles (Purdue University, USA) - Topic: International Food Sustainability
- John Hatcliff (Kansas State University, USA) - MedCPS-OExP - Open Experimental Platforms for International Collaboration on Integrated Medical Devices and Systems
- Session Q&A
SESSION IV: Lunch Keynote - Session Q&A
SESSION V: CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES
- Bernhard Schick (University of Applied Science, Kempten, Germany) - Topic: Model-Based Development Methods for Automated CPS: What We Can Learn from Each Other
- Akshay Rajhans - Topic: A Vision for Application-Focused International Collaboration Networks in CPS
- Philip Asare (Bucknell University, USA) - Topic: Going Global with CPS - The Importance of Situational Awareness and a Human Touch
- Jose Palma-Oliveira (University of Lisbon) - Topic: Human Factors for International CPS - The Role of Risk, Resilience, and Networks
- Krishna Kant (Temple University, USA) - Topic: Exploiting International Experiences in Situational Awareness of Evolving Smart Infrastructures
- Session Q&A
SESSION VII: Government Panel
Ed Griffor (National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA)
Akira Maeda (Japan Science and Technology Agency, Japan)
Sonia Pereira (University of Porto, Portugal)
William Suski (Office of Naval Research Global, London Office, USA)