[Serccollaborators] Systems Engineering Technical Specialists’ Meeting, Huntsville, AL, 14-15 Sept 2015

[Mitchell Kerman]

Dear SERC Collaborators,

     Ms. Sue O'Brien, Principal Research Engineer in the Rotorcraft
Systems Engineering and Simulation Center at UAH and AHS International
Deputy Technical Director for Systems Engineering just notified us about
this upcoming event and its associated call for papers.  Please see the
details below and in the attached flyer.

The Redstone Chapter of the American Helicopter Society (AHS) is
sponsoring a Technical Specialists' Meeting on Managing Conflicting
Requirements. This event will be held at The University of Alabama in
Huntsville on 14-15 September, 2015 in Huntsville, AL. 

Please consider submitting an abstract on the work that you are doing to
showcase the many new and emerging ways that your organization is
Managing Conflicting Requirements.  The organization is interested in
the processes and techniques being used, as this information can be
leveraged across domains. 

If you are not able to submit a paper, please plan on attending to hear
some of the latest ways industry, academia and the government are
managing conflicting requirements in today's ever changing environment.


Best regards,
Mitchell
-- 
Mitchell C. Kerman, Ph.D.
Director of Program Development and Transition
Systems Engineering Research Center (SERC)
Stevens Institute of Technology
Altorfer Building, Room 319
Castle Point on Hudson
Hoboken, NJ 07030
(201) 618-4453  (Mobile)
E-mail:  mitchell.kerman at stevens.edu
Website:  www.SERCuarc.org






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