Symposium Chairs: David S. Alberts Jim Hill
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slide1. Symposium Chairs:
David S. Alberts
Jim Hill Symposium Program
Theme:
Overcoming Barriers to Future C2 hosted by DRAFT<br>
slide2. 2<br>
slide3. Tuesday September 24
Auditorium 08:00-09:00 Check-In and Coffee 1:00-2:00 Lunch 10:30-11:00 Break 3 9:00-09:30 Welcome 9:30-10:30
Commodore Aaron Nye, Chief of Staff
Headquarters Joint Operations Command
Australia Defence Force 11:00-12:00
Air Commodore Ola Fashade
ACOS J6
Permanent Joint Headquarters, UK MOD 12:00-1:00
Panel Discussion
Overcoming the Barriers to Resilient Command and Control
Paul Gaertner, Chair
 Alexander Kalloniatis, Peter Houghton, Richard Millidge, Ken Teske,
Per Wikberg, Zachary Devereaux 2:00-2:30
Reflections on Command and Control - Driving Change for the 21st Century
Sir David Capewell, KCB OBE
2:30-3:00Â
Brigadier Chris L Coton
Head Concepts, Defence Futures, UK MoD<br>
slide4. Tuesday September 24
Auditorium 3:00-5:15 Track Sessions
Defense Futures 5:15-6:30 Reception 4 Discussion<br>
slide5. Tuesday September 24
Admiral Lord Cochrane Room 3:00-5:15 Track Sessions
AI 5:15-6:30 Reception 5 (037)
Assurance in Context and Rigor for
Employment of Autonomous Systems
Douglas S. Lange (020)
 “Non-Human ‘Intelligent’ Collaboration and Autonomous
Karla Bransky, Penny Sweetser, Kingsley Fletcher (034)
Sentiment Analysis: Fine-Tuning Open-Source Large Language Models
Hasin Zaman, Yanmin Sun (046)
Loyal Servant or Loose Cannon?
Capabilities and Concerns with Autonomous AI for C2 and Crisis Management
Bjørn Tallak Bakken, Inger Lund-Kordahl, Kristoffer Lie Eide (015)
Training a Virtual Assistant for Reconnaissance Target Selection
Sebastian Strucken, Jonathan Cawalla, Hans-Christian Schmitz<br>
slide6. Wednesday September 25
Auditorium 10:30-11:00 Break 6 08:30-09:00 Check-In and Coffee Track Sessions
Machine Speed Command & Control (041)
The Machine-Speed C2 Human Agent Collective: A Design Pattern for Transforming C2
David Hutber, Stephen Helsdon (043)
Opportunity Knocks:Â A Systems-Based Operational Level Planning ProcessÂ
to Fully Embrace the Promise of Artificial Intelligence
Andrew Firth, Â Jason Poole, Paddy Turner (044)
A Set of Guidelines
for Designing Decisive Conditions in Military Operational Planning
Andrew Firth, Simon Attfield, Jason Poole (008)
Modelling Arguments and Battle-space Entities in C2 Planning
Martyn Fletcher, Chris Evett, Jacky Visser, Shefali Sharma (023)
AI techniques in Gaming for C2
Strategy Detection, Explainability and Usability in StarCraft II
Carolina Sanchez Hernandez, Sam Connolly, Matthew J. Clayton, Michelle Lim
Emma Hughson, John Smeaton, Dan Valentine, Aravind Pravhakaran, Joe Smallman (050)
 A Challenging Case for Artificial Intelligence: Evaluation of the Benefits of
AI-enabled Socio-technical Concept Solutions for Operational-level PlanningÂ
Patrick Turner, Andrew Leggatt, Holly Roberts, Richard Ellis, Simon Attfield,
Amy Jones, Martin McMillan, Rachel Asquith, Albert Forsey (057)
Assessing Novel C2 Socio-Technical AI-enabled Planning Concepts:
What We Learnt Using the Wizard of Oz and Other Evaluation Methods
Andrew Leggatt, Patrick Turner, Rachel Asquith, Simon Attfield, Holly Roberts, Richard Ellis 1:00-2:00 Lunch<br>
slide7. Wednesday September 25
Admiral Lord Cochrane Room 10:30-11:00 Break 7 08:30-09:00 Check-In and Coffee 9:00 Track Sessions
Artificial Intelligence 1:00-2:00 Lunch (062)
 Enhancing CADET Analysis with Large Language Model Technologies in C2 OperationsÂ
Zachary Devereaux, Marc-Andre Labrie, Bruce Forrester (073)
Data-Driven Distributed Common Operational Picture from Heterogenous Platforms using Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning
Indranil Sur, Aswin Raghavan, Abrar Rahman, James Z Hare, Daniel Cassenti, Carl Busart (051)
 C2 Sandbox – Testing and Validating New C2 Concepts
Mohamed Abdelazez, Anthony Robb, and Ahmed Ghanmi (003)
 The Development and Challenges of Multi-Domain Operations
and the Characteristics of Collaboration
A.T. Eikelboom, T. van der Venne, L.Aceti, M. MacLean, S.Lockwood, M.S. Peerdeman,
F.Kollmann, R. El Abdouni Khayari, L. Pigeon (021)
 Architectural Concepts to Support Future C2 Systems that Enable Multi-Domain Operations
M.S. Peerdeman, F.Kollmann, R. El Abdouni Khayari, L. Aceti, , S.Lockwood, A. Eikelboom,
M. MacLean, L. Pigeon, T. van der Venne (025)
  Scenario Development for C2 Services Identification in Multi-Domain OperationsÂ
R. El Abdouni Khayari, K. Tsetsos, M. Peerdeman, F. Kollmann, L. Aceti,
A. Eikelboom, M. MacLean, S. Lockwood, T. van der Venne, L. Pigeon (027)
  Federated Mission Networking and Civil-Military Interoperability:
Striving for the Correct Level of Design
Bjorn Johansson, Alexander Kalloniatis, Jonas Herkevall, Magdalena Granasen (032)
 Creative Decision-Making in Multi-Domain OperationsÂ
Anthia Solaki, José Kerstholt, Maaike Roelofs Discussion Multi Domain Operations<br>
slide8. Wednesday September 25
Auditorium 8 3:00 -4:45 Track Sessions
Cyber 5:15 Adjourn (058)
 Cyber Effects Analysis and Characterization
Natalie Nakhla, Mackenzie Tummers, Susan Watson, and Jean-Pierre Sabbagh El-Rami (001)
 Cyber Risk to Mission (CRM) Exploratory Analysis
David S. Alberts (018)
 Cyber-Enabled Influence Operations
Suzanne Waldman, Susan Watson, Natalie Nakhla, Farid Pesteh (061)
 Cyber C2: Achieving Scrutability and Agency in Cyberspace Operations
Daniel Salmond, Van Nguyen, Anton V. Uzunov, Natalia Nikolova, Prajakta Desai, Ross Kyprianou (033)
 Defense Against Adversarial Attacks on Large Language Models: A Technology Survey
 Yanmin Sun (002)
  Mapping and Graphing Uncertainty in Science and TechnologyÂ
Simon Reay Atkinson (067)
 Towards a Theory of Integration
Gordon Niven, Lt Gen Sir David Capewell 2:00-3:00
Model-Driven Wargaming and CRM Assessment
Mr. John Garstka
Director, Cyber Warfare US DoD 4:45-5:15 Theory<br>
slide9. Wednesday September 25
Admiral Lord Cochrane Room 9 3:00 -5:15 Track Sessions
Capability 5:15 Adjourn (028)
 From Concept to Capability
in the NATO’s C2 of Multi-Domain Operations:
history, evolution and challenges
Maj Ralph Dekker, Frank Gubbels, Alexander Kalloniatis (022)
  Beyond Technology:
Goal-Oriented Analysis for Integrating Emerging Technologies
into Military Command and Control SystemsÂ
Jan Lundberh, Janis Stirna, Kent Andersson (029)
 Exploring Guiding Principles for C2 Capability GovernanceÂ
 Magdalena Granåsen , Per Wikberg, David Bryant, Ralph Dekker,
Marie-Eve Jobidon, Alexander Kalloniatis, Paul Gaertner, Jim Hill (059)
 Overmatch Software Armory:
Overcoming Barriers to Deployment of Modern Naval C2 Software
C. Johnson, A. George, D. Jenkins Discussion<br>
slide10. Thursday September 26
Auditorium 10 9:300-10:30 Track Sessions
Capability 12:30 Lunch (026)
  Charting Tomorrow's Command and Control:
Utilizing Technical Capability Areas and Vision WorkshopsÂ
Glenn S. Tolentino, John Wood, Amanda George (076)
 Developing a Capability Engineering Framework for Cyber Warfare Capabilities
James Thaba (048)
What is C2 Capability Life Cycle Governance?Â
Per Wikberg (004)
Plays C2: How to Achieve Network-Centric Warfare with
Limited Information Distribution
John O’Neill, Gina Kingston (005)
C2 Harmonisation Arrangements for Entities with
Heterogeneous C2 Approaches
John O’Neill, Gina Kingston (013)
  Causing Chaos for an Adversary Using the Cynefin Framework
Tim Grant 9:00-9:00
Reflections 11:00-12:30 Track Sessions
C2 Approach 08:30-09:00 Check-In and Coffee 10:30 Break<br>
slide11. Thursday September 26
Admiral Lord Cochrane Room 11 9:00-10:30 Track Sessions
Concepts 12:30 Lunch (070)
  Command Advantage
Alec G. Bain (006)
Examining C2 Manouevre Agility Responsiveness Requirement
John O’Neill, Gina Kingston (055)
Harmony from Within
Clare Morton, Paul Singley, Robert Tanner, George Galdorisi (038)
An Open Architecture for Data Fusion
Steven W. Mitchell, Tod Schuck 11:00-11:30 Track Sessions 08:30-09:00 Check-In and Coffee 10:30 Break 11:30-12:30 Track Sessions
Technology (042)
 Enhancing Operational Effectiveness through Capturing and Exchanging
Exact Capability Information between C2ISÂ
Alexander Guldner, Nico Bau, Michael Gerz, Franziska Kollmann, Christian Persie, Magdalena Dechand<br>
slide12. Thursday September 26
Auditorium 12 1:30-4:30 Track Sessions
C2 Approach 5:00 Symposium Adjourns (040)
Effects of Information Distribution on Team Performance
in a Dynamic Command and Control Environment with Familiar Teams
 Xinyun Hu, Penny Sweetser, Guihyun Park, Linh Bui, Wesley McTernan (019)
 Vulnerability Analysis of a Subset of
Decentralized Information Consolidation Mechanisms in C2
Nicolas Lechevin, Camille Alain Rabbath (063)
 The Mission Manager Role in Contested and Congested Environments
Rune Stensrud, Sigmund Valaker, Per Andreas Langeland (074)
  Quantum Theoretic Values of Collaborative and Self-Organizing Agents
in Forming a Hybrid ForceÂ
Ying Zhao, Charles C. Zhou Discussion 3:00 Break 4:30-5:00
Wrap-up and Best Paper Award<br>
slide13. Thursday September 26
Admiral Lord Cochrane Room 13 1:30-2:00 Track Sessions
Technology 5:00 Symposium Adjourns (060)
Mobile Ad Hoc Networks in a Zero Trust Architecture for the Tactical Edge
Dane Oshiro, Alan Shaffer, Gurminder Singh (052)
  Extended Reality for Multi-Domain OperationsÂ
Mohamed Abdelazez, Ahmed Ghanmi (068)
The Distributed Sensemaking Worksystem Screening Tool: A User-Centred Questionnaire
for Formatively Evaluating Collaborative Sensemaking Environments
 Simon Attfield, Trimetis , Andrew Leggatt, Andrew.Leggatt, W. Huw Gibson,
George Raywood-Burke, Nicola Turner 3:00 Break 2:00-4:30 Track Sessions
Sensemaking (069)
  The Sensemaking Assessment Questionnaire: A Tool for Conducting Summative Assessment of Collaborative Sensemaking EnvironmentsÂ
Nicola Turner, Andrew Leggatt, W. Huw Gibson, George Raywood-Burke, Simon Attfield (072)
 Enhancing Common Ground in a Command and Control TaskÂ
Andrew Leggatt, W. Huw Gibson, Simon Attfield, George Raywood-Burke, Nicola Turner (075)
  Bridging Language Barriers: Decoding Harmonization EmergenceÂ
Annette Nolan, Johan Ivari<br>
slide14. 14 Session Chairs Artificial Intelligence
Capability
C2 Approach & Sensemaking
Concepts
Cyber
Defence Futures
MDO
MSC2
Technology & Theory Aletta R. Eikelboom
Zachary Devereaux
Erik Bjurström Alexander Kalloniatis Paddy Turner Simon Reay Atkinson Alec Bain
Ken Teske
Dave Shirley Paul Gaertner<br>
slide15. 15 Notes<br>
David S. Alberts
Jim Hill Symposium Program
Theme:
Overcoming Barriers to Future C2 hosted by DRAFT<br>
slide2. 2<br>
slide3. Tuesday September 24
Auditorium 08:00-09:00 Check-In and Coffee 1:00-2:00 Lunch 10:30-11:00 Break 3 9:00-09:30 Welcome 9:30-10:30
Commodore Aaron Nye, Chief of Staff
Headquarters Joint Operations Command
Australia Defence Force 11:00-12:00
Air Commodore Ola Fashade
ACOS J6
Permanent Joint Headquarters, UK MOD 12:00-1:00
Panel Discussion
Overcoming the Barriers to Resilient Command and Control
Paul Gaertner, Chair
 Alexander Kalloniatis, Peter Houghton, Richard Millidge, Ken Teske,
Per Wikberg, Zachary Devereaux 2:00-2:30
Reflections on Command and Control - Driving Change for the 21st Century
Sir David Capewell, KCB OBE
2:30-3:00Â
Brigadier Chris L Coton
Head Concepts, Defence Futures, UK MoD<br>
slide4. Tuesday September 24
Auditorium 3:00-5:15 Track Sessions
Defense Futures 5:15-6:30 Reception 4 Discussion<br>
slide5. Tuesday September 24
Admiral Lord Cochrane Room 3:00-5:15 Track Sessions
AI 5:15-6:30 Reception 5 (037)
Assurance in Context and Rigor for
Employment of Autonomous Systems
Douglas S. Lange (020)
 “Non-Human ‘Intelligent’ Collaboration and Autonomous
Karla Bransky, Penny Sweetser, Kingsley Fletcher (034)
Sentiment Analysis: Fine-Tuning Open-Source Large Language Models
Hasin Zaman, Yanmin Sun (046)
Loyal Servant or Loose Cannon?
Capabilities and Concerns with Autonomous AI for C2 and Crisis Management
Bjørn Tallak Bakken, Inger Lund-Kordahl, Kristoffer Lie Eide (015)
Training a Virtual Assistant for Reconnaissance Target Selection
Sebastian Strucken, Jonathan Cawalla, Hans-Christian Schmitz<br>
slide6. Wednesday September 25
Auditorium 10:30-11:00 Break 6 08:30-09:00 Check-In and Coffee Track Sessions
Machine Speed Command & Control (041)
The Machine-Speed C2 Human Agent Collective: A Design Pattern for Transforming C2
David Hutber, Stephen Helsdon (043)
Opportunity Knocks:Â A Systems-Based Operational Level Planning ProcessÂ
to Fully Embrace the Promise of Artificial Intelligence
Andrew Firth, Â Jason Poole, Paddy Turner (044)
A Set of Guidelines
for Designing Decisive Conditions in Military Operational Planning
Andrew Firth, Simon Attfield, Jason Poole (008)
Modelling Arguments and Battle-space Entities in C2 Planning
Martyn Fletcher, Chris Evett, Jacky Visser, Shefali Sharma (023)
AI techniques in Gaming for C2
Strategy Detection, Explainability and Usability in StarCraft II
Carolina Sanchez Hernandez, Sam Connolly, Matthew J. Clayton, Michelle Lim
Emma Hughson, John Smeaton, Dan Valentine, Aravind Pravhakaran, Joe Smallman (050)
 A Challenging Case for Artificial Intelligence: Evaluation of the Benefits of
AI-enabled Socio-technical Concept Solutions for Operational-level PlanningÂ
Patrick Turner, Andrew Leggatt, Holly Roberts, Richard Ellis, Simon Attfield,
Amy Jones, Martin McMillan, Rachel Asquith, Albert Forsey (057)
Assessing Novel C2 Socio-Technical AI-enabled Planning Concepts:
What We Learnt Using the Wizard of Oz and Other Evaluation Methods
Andrew Leggatt, Patrick Turner, Rachel Asquith, Simon Attfield, Holly Roberts, Richard Ellis 1:00-2:00 Lunch<br>
slide7. Wednesday September 25
Admiral Lord Cochrane Room 10:30-11:00 Break 7 08:30-09:00 Check-In and Coffee 9:00 Track Sessions
Artificial Intelligence 1:00-2:00 Lunch (062)
 Enhancing CADET Analysis with Large Language Model Technologies in C2 OperationsÂ
Zachary Devereaux, Marc-Andre Labrie, Bruce Forrester (073)
Data-Driven Distributed Common Operational Picture from Heterogenous Platforms using Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning
Indranil Sur, Aswin Raghavan, Abrar Rahman, James Z Hare, Daniel Cassenti, Carl Busart (051)
 C2 Sandbox – Testing and Validating New C2 Concepts
Mohamed Abdelazez, Anthony Robb, and Ahmed Ghanmi (003)
 The Development and Challenges of Multi-Domain Operations
and the Characteristics of Collaboration
A.T. Eikelboom, T. van der Venne, L.Aceti, M. MacLean, S.Lockwood, M.S. Peerdeman,
F.Kollmann, R. El Abdouni Khayari, L. Pigeon (021)
 Architectural Concepts to Support Future C2 Systems that Enable Multi-Domain Operations
M.S. Peerdeman, F.Kollmann, R. El Abdouni Khayari, L. Aceti, , S.Lockwood, A. Eikelboom,
M. MacLean, L. Pigeon, T. van der Venne (025)
  Scenario Development for C2 Services Identification in Multi-Domain OperationsÂ
R. El Abdouni Khayari, K. Tsetsos, M. Peerdeman, F. Kollmann, L. Aceti,
A. Eikelboom, M. MacLean, S. Lockwood, T. van der Venne, L. Pigeon (027)
  Federated Mission Networking and Civil-Military Interoperability:
Striving for the Correct Level of Design
Bjorn Johansson, Alexander Kalloniatis, Jonas Herkevall, Magdalena Granasen (032)
 Creative Decision-Making in Multi-Domain OperationsÂ
Anthia Solaki, José Kerstholt, Maaike Roelofs Discussion Multi Domain Operations<br>
slide8. Wednesday September 25
Auditorium 8 3:00 -4:45 Track Sessions
Cyber 5:15 Adjourn (058)
 Cyber Effects Analysis and Characterization
Natalie Nakhla, Mackenzie Tummers, Susan Watson, and Jean-Pierre Sabbagh El-Rami (001)
 Cyber Risk to Mission (CRM) Exploratory Analysis
David S. Alberts (018)
 Cyber-Enabled Influence Operations
Suzanne Waldman, Susan Watson, Natalie Nakhla, Farid Pesteh (061)
 Cyber C2: Achieving Scrutability and Agency in Cyberspace Operations
Daniel Salmond, Van Nguyen, Anton V. Uzunov, Natalia Nikolova, Prajakta Desai, Ross Kyprianou (033)
 Defense Against Adversarial Attacks on Large Language Models: A Technology Survey
 Yanmin Sun (002)
  Mapping and Graphing Uncertainty in Science and TechnologyÂ
Simon Reay Atkinson (067)
 Towards a Theory of Integration
Gordon Niven, Lt Gen Sir David Capewell 2:00-3:00
Model-Driven Wargaming and CRM Assessment
Mr. John Garstka
Director, Cyber Warfare US DoD 4:45-5:15 Theory<br>
slide9. Wednesday September 25
Admiral Lord Cochrane Room 9 3:00 -5:15 Track Sessions
Capability 5:15 Adjourn (028)
 From Concept to Capability
in the NATO’s C2 of Multi-Domain Operations:
history, evolution and challenges
Maj Ralph Dekker, Frank Gubbels, Alexander Kalloniatis (022)
  Beyond Technology:
Goal-Oriented Analysis for Integrating Emerging Technologies
into Military Command and Control SystemsÂ
Jan Lundberh, Janis Stirna, Kent Andersson (029)
 Exploring Guiding Principles for C2 Capability GovernanceÂ
 Magdalena Granåsen , Per Wikberg, David Bryant, Ralph Dekker,
Marie-Eve Jobidon, Alexander Kalloniatis, Paul Gaertner, Jim Hill (059)
 Overmatch Software Armory:
Overcoming Barriers to Deployment of Modern Naval C2 Software
C. Johnson, A. George, D. Jenkins Discussion<br>
slide10. Thursday September 26
Auditorium 10 9:300-10:30 Track Sessions
Capability 12:30 Lunch (026)
  Charting Tomorrow's Command and Control:
Utilizing Technical Capability Areas and Vision WorkshopsÂ
Glenn S. Tolentino, John Wood, Amanda George (076)
 Developing a Capability Engineering Framework for Cyber Warfare Capabilities
James Thaba (048)
What is C2 Capability Life Cycle Governance?Â
Per Wikberg (004)
Plays C2: How to Achieve Network-Centric Warfare with
Limited Information Distribution
John O’Neill, Gina Kingston (005)
C2 Harmonisation Arrangements for Entities with
Heterogeneous C2 Approaches
John O’Neill, Gina Kingston (013)
  Causing Chaos for an Adversary Using the Cynefin Framework
Tim Grant 9:00-9:00
Reflections 11:00-12:30 Track Sessions
C2 Approach 08:30-09:00 Check-In and Coffee 10:30 Break<br>
slide11. Thursday September 26
Admiral Lord Cochrane Room 11 9:00-10:30 Track Sessions
Concepts 12:30 Lunch (070)
  Command Advantage
Alec G. Bain (006)
Examining C2 Manouevre Agility Responsiveness Requirement
John O’Neill, Gina Kingston (055)
Harmony from Within
Clare Morton, Paul Singley, Robert Tanner, George Galdorisi (038)
An Open Architecture for Data Fusion
Steven W. Mitchell, Tod Schuck 11:00-11:30 Track Sessions 08:30-09:00 Check-In and Coffee 10:30 Break 11:30-12:30 Track Sessions
Technology (042)
 Enhancing Operational Effectiveness through Capturing and Exchanging
Exact Capability Information between C2ISÂ
Alexander Guldner, Nico Bau, Michael Gerz, Franziska Kollmann, Christian Persie, Magdalena Dechand<br>
slide12. Thursday September 26
Auditorium 12 1:30-4:30 Track Sessions
C2 Approach 5:00 Symposium Adjourns (040)
Effects of Information Distribution on Team Performance
in a Dynamic Command and Control Environment with Familiar Teams
 Xinyun Hu, Penny Sweetser, Guihyun Park, Linh Bui, Wesley McTernan (019)
 Vulnerability Analysis of a Subset of
Decentralized Information Consolidation Mechanisms in C2
Nicolas Lechevin, Camille Alain Rabbath (063)
 The Mission Manager Role in Contested and Congested Environments
Rune Stensrud, Sigmund Valaker, Per Andreas Langeland (074)
  Quantum Theoretic Values of Collaborative and Self-Organizing Agents
in Forming a Hybrid ForceÂ
Ying Zhao, Charles C. Zhou Discussion 3:00 Break 4:30-5:00
Wrap-up and Best Paper Award<br>
slide13. Thursday September 26
Admiral Lord Cochrane Room 13 1:30-2:00 Track Sessions
Technology 5:00 Symposium Adjourns (060)
Mobile Ad Hoc Networks in a Zero Trust Architecture for the Tactical Edge
Dane Oshiro, Alan Shaffer, Gurminder Singh (052)
  Extended Reality for Multi-Domain OperationsÂ
Mohamed Abdelazez, Ahmed Ghanmi (068)
The Distributed Sensemaking Worksystem Screening Tool: A User-Centred Questionnaire
for Formatively Evaluating Collaborative Sensemaking Environments
 Simon Attfield, Trimetis , Andrew Leggatt, Andrew.Leggatt, W. Huw Gibson,
George Raywood-Burke, Nicola Turner 3:00 Break 2:00-4:30 Track Sessions
Sensemaking (069)
  The Sensemaking Assessment Questionnaire: A Tool for Conducting Summative Assessment of Collaborative Sensemaking EnvironmentsÂ
Nicola Turner, Andrew Leggatt, W. Huw Gibson, George Raywood-Burke, Simon Attfield (072)
 Enhancing Common Ground in a Command and Control TaskÂ
Andrew Leggatt, W. Huw Gibson, Simon Attfield, George Raywood-Burke, Nicola Turner (075)
  Bridging Language Barriers: Decoding Harmonization EmergenceÂ
Annette Nolan, Johan Ivari<br>
slide14. 14 Session Chairs Artificial Intelligence
Capability
C2 Approach & Sensemaking
Concepts
Cyber
Defence Futures
MDO
MSC2
Technology & Theory Aletta R. Eikelboom
Zachary Devereaux
Erik Bjurström Alexander Kalloniatis Paddy Turner Simon Reay Atkinson Alec Bain
Ken Teske
Dave Shirley Paul Gaertner<br>
slide15. 15 Notes<br>