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| − | ====Path Forward: Open Source Software in the Government and Military====
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| − | '''John M Scott, Co-Chairman, Open Source for America'''<br> | + | |
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| − | ====Equinox Agility In Action====
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| − | '''John Cunningham, BandXI'''<br>
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| − | A system architecture to support Prognostics & Diagnostics before they even Exist. Abstract TBA.
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| − | ====Eclipse to the Rescue====
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| − | '''Austin Riddle, Center for Applied Technology, State of Texas'''<br>
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| − | '''Elias Volanakis, Committer to Eclipse RAP, Riena and Nebula projects, EclipseSource'''<br>
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| − | Whether training for, or managing large-scale emergencies, collaboration is key. Information management tools that support a customizable operating picture allow information to be effectively structured and distributed to key players.
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| − | The Rich Ajax Platform (RAP) – a Java framework for writing web-applications and rich clients from a single code base – and other Eclipse technologies have empowered us to create simulations and information dashboards that have been highly effective in various training and operational settings.
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| − | Come to this talk to find out how Eclipse RAP:
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| − | # Will be used to train emergency response decision makers from around the country
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| − | # Is employed today in bio-surveillance efforts at the national level
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| − | # Is used to help train our coastal protection forces
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| − | # Will be used in the near future to prevent and manage the spread of animal disease
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| − | # Will aid in the management of electronic warfare
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| − | We will start with a brief overview of the Eclipse RAP, present how it is used in real world projects and conclude with lessons learned.
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