Formal Approaches to the Ontology & Epistemology of Resilience Update 2019 Q3

PI(s), Co-PI(s), Researchers: John Symons

HARD PROBLEM(S) ADDRESSED

Resilient Architectures

PUBLICATIONS

• Symons, J. (2019) Should physical computation be understood mechanistically? The APA Newsletter on Philosophy and Computers Available here
• A. Modarresi, J. Symons, "Modeling and Graph Analysis for Enhancing Resilience in Smart Homes", EUSPN, 2019 http://www.johnsymons.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/MultilayerNetwork-CameraReady-Paper6.pdf
• A. Modarresi, J. Symons, "Modeling Technological Interdependency in IoT - A Multidimensional and Multilayer Network Model for Smart Environments", RNDM, 2019
  http://www.johnsymons.net/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/EUSPN-48_7875.pdf

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Significant collaborative work with graduate students:

• R. Alvarado, J. Symons "Epistemic Injustice in Machine Learning Technology"
  The Society of Learning Algorithms, Conference series: Science and Art of Simulation (SAS) High-Performance Computing Center Stuttgart, Germany (2019)
• R. Alvarado, J. Symons "Epistemic Injustice in the Development and Deployment of Data Science" 5th International Conference on the History and Philosophy of Computing. Bergamo, Italy (2019)
• R. Alvarado, J. Symons "Epistemic Injustice in Data Science" Presented at the Surveillance Technology and Bias Panel at the Institute for Digital Research in the Humanities 9^th annual Digital Humanities Forum. University of Kansas (2019)
• A. Modarresi, J. Symons, "Modeling and Graph Analysis for Enhancing Resilience in Smart Homes", EUSPN, 2019, Coimbra, Portugal

Symons solo presentations in the third quarter:

• Resilience and the Limitations of Graph Theoretical Network Analysis

Summer Quarterly Lablet NSA meeting (July 9th 2019)

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENTS

• University of Kansas also hosted a Lablet Quarterly meeting summer of 2019