2016 Fall Science of Security Quarterly Meeting
The 2016 Fall Science of Security Quarterly Meeting will be hosted at NSA on Wednesday, November 2 and November 3, 2016. The meeting will be held at the Emerson 5 auditorium on the NSA Emerson Campus.
You must have a visitor badge to attend this meeting. Please see your registration confirmation for instructions.
Meeting Agenda
Time | Topic | Briefer | Location |
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Day 1: November 2nd, 2016 | |||
0730 - 0900 | Arrival and Security Processing |
Emerson 3, Lobby / Cafe |
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0900 - 0915 | Welcome and Introductions | Dr. Deborah Frincke (NSA, Director of Research) |
Emerson 5, Auditorium |
0915 - 0945 | Science of Security: Introduction and Overview | Adam Tagert (NSA, Science of Security) | |
0945 - 1000 | Break | ||
1000 - 1200 | Science of Security Hard Problem Progress CMU NCSU UIUC UMD |
Panel - Lablet PIs | |
1000 - 1200 | Lablet Business Managers Meeting 1 | Emerson 3 Cafe CFR | |
1200 - 1330 | Lunch with Posters | Emerson 3 Cafe | |
1330 - 1530 |
Recognition Ceremony - Best Scientific Paper Competition |
Hosted by NSA Research Director |
Emerson 5, Auditorium |
1530 - 1600 | Reception | ||
Day 2: November 3rd, 2016 | |||
0800 - 0900 | Arrival and Security Processing | Emerson 3 Lobby / Cafe | |
0900 - 0905 | Day 2 Welcome | Stephanie Askins-Yannacci (NSA Science of Security Program Manager) |
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0905 - 0935 | Unified Cross Domain Services Management Office - Hard Problems | Dr. Maurice McKinney - UCDSMO | Emerson 5, Auditorium |
0935 - 1130 |
NSA Hard Problems - |
NSA Briefers | Emerson 5, Auditorium |
0900 - 1100 | Private Meeting: Lablet Business Managers | POC: Tim Thimmesch | Emerson 3 - R6 Large CFR |
1130 - 1245 |
Lunch with Posters Private Lablet PI Meeting |
Emerson 3 Cafe Emerson 3 Cafe CFR |
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1245 - 1300 | Move to Emerson 5 |
Emerson 5, Auditorium |
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1300 - 1315 | VO Updated |
Katie Dey / Chris vanBuskirk (Vanderbilt University) |
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1315 - 1345 | NCSU Lablet Overview | NCSU Lablet PI - Dr. Laurie Williams | |
1345 - 1400 | Break | ||
1400 - 1430 | UIUC Lablet Overview | UIUC Lablet PI - Dr. David Nicol | |
1430 - 1500 | UMD Lablet Overview | UMD Lablet PI | |
1500 - 1515 | Break | ||
1515 - 1545 | CMU Lablet Overview | CMU Lablet PI - Dr. William Scherlis | |
1545 | Wrap-Up and Closing | Stephanie Askins-Yannacci (NSA) | |
SURE Program Review: November 4th, 2016 | |||
0800 - 0830 | Arrival and Security Processing | Emerson 3 | |
0830 - 1200 | Program Review |
Emerson 5, Auditorium |
Presentation and Poster Submissions
If you have presentation ideas please contact us at sosmtg@cps-vo.org .
Submit your presentations and posters by 31 October 2016.
Presentations: http://cps-vo.org/sos/fall16/quarterly/submit-presentation See Agenda for Links
Posters: http://cps-vo.org/sos/fall16/quarterly/submit-poster Link to Qtrly Posters
Hotel Accommodations
The following hotels are in close proximity to the Emerson Complex:
Homewood Suite by Hilton Columbia/Laurel
7531 Montpelier Rd, Laurel, MD 20723
(240) 360-2725
SpringHill Suites Columbia
7055 Minstrel Way, Columbia, MD 21046
(410) 290-7896
Hampton Inn & Suites Columbia/South MD
7045 Minstrel Way, Columbia, MD 21046
(410) 381-3001
Visitors to the Emerson Complex
The Emerson complex is a developing corporate park. Visitor Badges are required for access to all Emerson buildings - please register to receive information on obtaining a visitor badge. The visitor processing building is Emerson 3 located at:
9161 Sterling Drive
Laurel, Maryland 20723
The quarterly meeting will be held at Emerson 5 located at 9111 Sterling Drive, Laurel, Maryland. Once you receive your badge you may walk (2 min) or drive/park at Emerson 5. Leaving Emerson 3, Emerson 5 will be the first building on your right.
*** Due to limited visitor parking we will be shuttling all Quarterly Attendees to Emerson 3 for visitor processing on 2-4 November.
Please follow signs to Emerson 8 to park. A blue passenger van with “SoS Quarterly Parking” in the windows will pick you up and bring to you to Emerson 3. The shuttle will run until 8:50am. In the event you arrive after 8:50am proceed directly to Emerson 3. Please see the Map of Emerson Complex.
**Please remember to leave all prohibited items in your cars and be sure to bring photo identification with you.**
Directions to Emerson Visitor Processing
From the North:
- Take I-95 South
- Take Exit 35A MD 216 East towards Laurel
- Take Stephens Road Exit
- Turn left onto Sterling Drive
- Emerson 3 is at the very end of Sterling Drive (there is construction along Sterling Dr.)
- Proceed to the Gatehouse for further instruction
The Security Process
Please arrive AT LEAST 45 minutes prior to the meeting to allow time for security processing. At the gatehouse you will be asked to present a picture is (drivers license*/passport) for identification. The police officer will direct you to a parking area to park your vehicle.
Once inside, all visitors must check in at the front security desk. The security at the NSA visitor control center is similar to that of airport security. You will need to present your picture ID again. If you have not been to NSA in the past 12 months you will need to be fingerprinted.
*Please note Driver licenses or state-issued identification cards must be from a state/territory compliant with the REAL ID Act of 2005. The following states/territories are NON-COMPLIANT: Alaska, American Samoa, Arizona, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New York, Oklahoma, and Washington. Non-compliant DLs or IDs will NOT be accepted; an alternate photo ID will be necessary.
Prohibited Items
You will not be allowed to bring any electronic devices (cell phones, laptops, smart watches, Bluetooth devices, etc.) past the turnstiles. You may choose to leave those devices in your car or lockers are available in the Emerson 3 Cyber Café (where you received your visitor badge). Our Cyber Café is an unclassified space that has wifi connectivity if you choose to arrive early and relax before the meeting you may do so here. Please note: the wifi is provided by the building owners.
Other prohibited items include:
Firearms and/or Ammunition
Explosives, Incendiary Substances, Radioactive Materials, Flammable Liquids, Solids, Gases or other Hazardous Materials
Other Hazardous Items
Personally-owned Pages that can transmit
Personally-owned Test, Measurement and Diagnostic equipment
Personally-owned Two-way Radio Transmitters (CB, Ham, etc.)
Personally-owned Photographic and Recording Equipment (audio, video, optical) and associated Information Storage Media