We are planning an exciting program:
| Date | Planned Meeting Event |
| Tuesday 10 September 2002 |
Randy Johnson on
The Use of Formal Methods Early in the 21st Century
then a Focus on Z in Particular
at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
in Laurel, Maryland, the
Baltimore SIGAda Venue. |
| Thursday 10 October 2002 |
Chuck Howell on Structured Argumentation Support for Information Assurance., at MITRE2, the new MITRE Building in McLean, Virginia.. Slides from Chuck Howell's presentation are available online as a Powerpoint Presentation (ppt, 559KB). |
| Tuesday 12 November 2002 |
Dr. Jonathan Shapiro on
EROS: A Foundation for Usefully Secure Systems
at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics
Laboratory in Laurel, Maryland, the
Baltimore SIGAda Venue. |
| Sunday - Thursday 8-12 December 2002 |
ACM
SIGAda Annual International Conference (SIGAda 2002) - in Houston, Texas. |
| Thursday 9 January 2003 |
Clyde Roby on Evolving Ada Bindings and Ada APIs, at MITRE2, the new MITRE Building in McLean, Virginia. Slides from Clyde Roby's presentation are available online as a Powerpoint Presentation (ppt, 276KB). |
| Thursday 13 March 2003 |
This meeting has been cancelled as our normal room will be renovated from 10 February to 18 April 2003. Our normal room is the only practical one outside of our security blanket available for after hours use. |
| Tuesday 8 April 2003 |
John Warther and Gordon Uchenick of Wind River
will be speaking on
High Reliability, Safety, and Secure Solutions for Embedded Developers
at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
in Laurel, Maryland, the
Baltimore SIGAda Venue.
Slides from John Warther's and Gordon Uchenick's presentation are available online as a
Powerpoint Presentation (ppt, 2.097MB). The much requested
jpg image of the X-38 Space Station Lifeboat With caption "When Ctrl-Alt-Delete is Not an Option"
is available at: JPG File (jpg, 159 KB). |
| Thursday 8 May 2003 |
Karl Nyberg of the Grebyn Corporation will be speaking on Optical Character Recognition (OCR) of Cryptographic Source Code at MITRE2, the new MITRE Building in McLean, Virginia. Slides from Karl Nyberg's presentation are available online as a Powerpoint Presentation (ppt, 118KB). |
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