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MITRE’s 2005 Technology Symposium

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http://www.mitre.org/news/events/tech05/summaries-2005.pdf

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Welcome to MITRE’s 2005 Technology Symposium
This book provides summaries of the projects showcased in this year’s Technology Symposium. The information included here will also be madeavailable on MITRE’s intranet, public server (http://www.mitre.org/news/events/tech05/), and compact disc.
The Technology Symposium promotes discovery and discussion within MITRE and its sponsor community. Each year, it provides a forum for visitors and staff members to hear about the innovative work being conducted within the MITRE Technology Program (MTP), including MITRE
Independent Research and Development (IR&D) MITRE Sponsored
Research (MSR), and Mission Oriented Investigation and Experimentation
(MOIE), as well as research sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research
Projects Agency (DARPA).

The MTP serves as MITRE’s primary mechanism for generating, gathering,
and disseminating relevant technical knowledge throughout the corporation.
The MTP process of exploring technologies that may solve the real-world
needs of our sponsors positions us at the cutting edge of technology. The
knowledge we gain yields direct benefi ts to MITRE, our sponsors, our staff,
and to industry. By learning to leverage the MTP, MITRE staff can better
support the strategic direction of their centers, divisions, and sponsors, and
of the corporation itself.
Please visit the exhibits and talk with the principal investigators to learn
more about the projects described in this book. I hope that you will fi nd the
symposium both informative and enjoyable.
David H. Lehman
Senior Vice President for Information and Technology
Acknowledgments
The research featured in this book is made possible by various funding sources, including
The MITRE Corporation and Mission Oriented Investigation and Experimentation (MOIE)
between the MITRE Corporation and its sponsors, variously, the United States Air Force,
the Army Communications–Electronics Command, the Federal Aviation Administration,
the Internal Revenue Service Internal Research and Development, and the Defense
Advanced Research Projects Agency. The views expressed in this book are those of
the researchers and do not necessarily refl ect the policies or position of The MITRE
Corporation or its sponsors. The following federal regulations apply as appropriate to the
papers presented in this book.