Events - NATO Science & Technology Organization
Today's technology for tomorrow's soldier
Events - NATO Science & Technology Organization
Today's technology for tomorrow's soldier
The mission of the Human Factors and Medicine Panel is to provide the science and technology base for optimising health, human protection, well being and performance of the human in operational environments with consideration of affordability. This involves understanding and ensuring the physical, physiological, psychological and cognitive compatibility among military personnel, technological systems, missions, and environments. This is accomplished by exchange of information, collaborative experiments and shared field trials.
The NATO S&T Collaboration Support Office and the Human Factors and Medicine (HFM) Panel
are pleased to announce the
Research Symposium HFM-377 on
«Meaningful Human Control in Information Warfare»
Encompassing Control of Future Operations across Warfare Domains and the use of Advanced Al
to be held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands
21-22 October 2024
Aim and Objectives
The symposium addresses Meaningful Human Control in larger information systems that are used in information warfare operations, such as cognitive warfare and cyberoperations. It thereby follows a system of systems approach in which multiple actors.
Topics
The following topics will be covered, but are not limited to:
Abstracts
Abstracts should be submitted electronically in PDF or MS Word format no later than 15th April 2024 and no later than 1st April 2024 for US Authors and U.S. affiliated.
Abstracts need to be Approved for Public Release. The Meeting Procedures (MP) will be Public Release.
Authors will be notified of the Programme Committee decision by 13th May 2024. Authors of accepted abstracts should submit a full paper version by 15th September (USA) / 28th September (others) 2024 in accordance with the paper template which will provided upon acceptance.
The Symposium is open to NATO Nations, STO EOP, MD, PfP, GP and will be conducted at a Public Releasable level.
Please read the attached Call for Papers carefully and comply with the instructions.
The NATO S&T Collaboration Support Office and the Human Factors and Medicine Panel (HFM) along with the NATO Modelling and Simulation Group (NMSG) are pleased to announce the
HFM-MSG-375-RSM Research Specialists’ Meeting
on
"Human Digital Twin in the Military: Findings and Perspective"
to be held in
Orlando, Florida, USA
10th-13th December 2024
This event is UNCLASSIFIED, open to participants from NATO Nations, EOP Nations, and Austria, Israel, Singapore, Switzerland, and New Zealand.
Deadline for receipt of Abstracts is the 26th of April, 2024.
The objective of this Specialists’ Meeting is to examine the use of Human Digital Twins (HDTs) in the military. HDTs are digital counterparts of real-life individuals, which capture and simulate the physical, mental and social aspects of a human. They are used in a variety of applications, including simulation and training, robotics, biomedical research, decision support and others. This activity is not intended to create a HDT or collect data useful in a HDT but to understand activities with respect to military relevant application. If successful, the Research Specialist Meeting (RSM) will drive a common understanding of terminology, an inclusive set of use cases, and an understanding of current capabilities to drive a shared vision of HDTs and their applications.
Additional details can be found in the attached Call for Abstracts.
