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        <article-title>DEFENSE AND SECURITY STIDS 2010</article-title>
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          <string-name>The Mason Inn</string-name>
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          <institution>George Mason University Fairfax</institution>
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          <addr-line>Virginia Campus 27 - 28</addr-line>
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          <country country="US">USA</country>
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        <year>2010</year>
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      <p>Preface  </p>
      <p> 
 
STIDS  2010  provided  a  forum  for  academia,  government  and  industry  to  
share   the   latest   research   on   semantic   technology   for   defense,  
intelligence  and  security  applications.    Formerly  known  as  Ontology  for  
the   Intelligence   Community   (OIC),   the   conference   was   broadened   in  
scope   to   encompass   a  larger   range   of   problems   in   defense,   intelligence  
and   security.   Semantic   technology   is   a   fundamental   enabler   to   achieve  
greater   flexibility,   precision,   timeliness   and   automation   of   analysis   and  
response  to  rapidly  evolving  threats.  
 
The   conference   was   an   opportunity   for   collaboration   and   cross-­‐
fertilization   between   researchers   and   practitioners   of   semantic-­‐based  
technologies   with   particular   experience   in   the   problems   facing   the  
Intelligence,  Defense,  and  Security  communities.  It  will  featured  invited  
talks  from  prominent  ontologists  and  recognized  leaders  from  the  target  
application  domains.  
 
To  facilitate  interchange  among  communities  with  a  clear  commonality  
of   interest   but   little   history   of   interaction,   STIDS   hosted   two   separate  
tracks.   The   Research   Track   showcased   original,   significant   research   on  
semantic  technologies  applicable  to  problems  in  intelligence,  defense  or  
security.   The   Applications   Track   provided   a   forum   for   presenting  
implemented   semantic-­‐based   applications   to   intelligence,   defense,   or  
security,   as   well   as   to   discuss   and   evaluate   the   use   of   semantic  
techniques  in  these  areas.    
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      <title>Fairfax,  VA,  October  2010.  </title>
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Paulo  Costa  and  Kathryn  Laskey  
STIDS  2010  Chairs  
 
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        <title>Location  </title>
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      <title>Paulo  Cesar  G.  Costa     George  Mason  University   Kathryn  Blackmond  Laskey     George  Mason  University  </title>
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SCIENTIFIC  COMMITTEE  
Name    
Werner  Ceusters    
Paulo  Costa    
Tim  Darr    
Katherine  Goodier    
Kathleen  Stewart  Hornsby    
Terry  Janssen    
Kathryn  Blackmond  Laskey    
Robert  Latiff    
Nancy  Lawler    
Kevin  Lynch    
Dan  Maxwell    
Leo  Obrst    
Robert  Schrag    
David  Schum    
Marvin  Simpson    
Barry  Smith    
Gheorghe  Tecuci    
Andreas  Tolk    
Duminda  Wijesekera    
Syed  Abbas  Zaidi    </p>
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        <title>Affiliation  </title>
        <p>University  at  Buffalo  
George  Mason  University  
Knowledge  Based  Systems,  Inc.  
NCI,  Inc.  
University  of  Iowa  
Lockheed  Martin  Co.  (SC  Chair)  
George  Mason  University  
George  Mason  University  
US  Department  of  Defense  
CIA  
KaDSci,  Inc.  
MITRE  Corporation  
Global  Infotek,  Inc.  
George  Mason  University  
Optech,  Inc.  
NCOR,  University  at  Buffalo  
George  Mason  University  
Old  Dominion  University  
George  Mason  University  
George  Mason  University  
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