Intelligent Systems TC Welcome 2014 AIAA Intelligent Systems Workshop

Intelligent Systems TC Goals of the Workshop Assess the current state of IS applications in aerospace communities Identify aerospace communities needing IS to enable or increase autonomy and to improve efficiency of engineering processes. Solicit and incorporate inputs from other disciplines in the Information Systems community and from traditional aerospace disciplines that could benefit from IS applications Converge on vision(s) of best uses of intelligent systems for aerospace Clearly articulate vision of where intelligent systems (applications, not theory) are headed and how they can help aerospace communities identified above Form a basis for government research funding of the gaps identified Help popularize intelligent systems 2

Intelligent Systems TC Agenda - Intelligent Systems Roadmap Workshop Day Registration Opening Remark – David Casbeer Plenary - Ms. Kris Kearns, AFRL Autonomy Portfolio Lead Intelligent Systems Roadmap Presentation Roadmap Background Introduction for Breakout Sessions Autonomy Adaptive and Non-Deterministic Systems Applications - Air Traffic Management and UAS Integration Coffee Break Breakout meetings - Vision for Intelligent Systems Lunch & Plenary - Dr. Kevin Wise, Boeing, Senior Technical Fellow Breakout Sessions - Technical Challenges for Implementation Coffee Break Breakout meetings - Technical Approaches to Address Challenges/Roadblocks Closing Remark & Logistics for the next day Evening ISTC meeting – China Garden Buffet – 112 Woodman Dr, Dayton, OH

Intelligent Systems TC Agenda - Intelligent Systems Roadmap Workshop Day Plenary - Dr. Kalmanje Krishnakumar, NASA, Intelligent Systems Division, Autonomous Systems and Robotics Tech Area Lead Coffee Break Roadmap Discussion - "Where will Intelligent Systems be in 5, 10, 20 years?" Workshop Summary and Closing Remark - Workshop Chair 1400Afternoon tour of Air Force Museum 4