Advances in Design for Cross-Cultural Activities Part I

Section I: Perceptual Training for Cross Cultural Decision Making -- 1 Perceptual training for cross cultural decision making (session overview) /S. Schatz and D. Nicholson, USA -- 2 Methodology for developing the expert model: The case of the combat hunter /W. Ross and L. Militello, USA -- 3 Instructional strategies for cross-cultural perceptual skills in military training /K. Lacefield, R. Tarr and N. Malone, USA -- 4 Bridging the gap between humans and systems: An HSI case study of perceptual training systems and tools /D. Nicholson, S. Schatz and K. Bartlett, USA -- 5 Tailoring culturally-situated simulation for perceptual training /R. Wray, III, USA -- 6 Do you hear me now? Verbal cues to enhance perception /K. Bartlett, S. Schatz and D. Nicholson, USA -- 7 Recognizing patterns of anomie that set the conditions for insurgency /K. Guttieri, C. Blais, R. Shearer, S. Buttrey, J. Jackson and T. Deveans, USA, N. Eggenberger-Argote and A. Gschwend, Switzerland -- Section II: Tactical Culture Training: Narrative, Personality, and Decision Making -- 8 Assessing changes in decision making as a result of training /D. Kobus and E. Viklund, USA -- 9 Methods for capturing cultural lessons learned and training crosscultural skills /M. McCloskey and K. Behymer, USA -- 10 Credibility assessment and inference for fusion of hard and soft information /R. Núñez, T. Wickramarathne, K. Premaratne, M. Murthi, S. Kübler, M. Scheutz and M. Pravia, USA -- 11 Economic and civic engagement: Indicators derived from imagery /J. Irvine, J. Regan and J. Lepanto, USA -- 12 Soldier skills to develop, enhance, and support host-nation governance /J. Fite, T. Conrad, R. Mulvaney, A. Herzel, J. Stern, S. Aude and L. Tindall, USA -- 13 Towards a taxonomy of socio-cultural factors that influence decision making /C. Samms, A. Animashaun, S. Henry, S. Hill, D. Patton and D. Ungvarsky, USA -- Section III: Application of Human, Social, Culture Behavioral Modeling Technology -- 14 Enhancing cognitive models with affective state for improved understanding and prediction of human socio-cultural behavior /P. Ganapathy, T. Tamminedi, I. Juvina and J. Yadegar, USA -- 15 Simulating civilization change with Nexus cognitive agents /D. Duong and J. Pearman, USA -- 16 Cosmopolis: A massively multiplayer online game for social and behavioral research /M. Spraragen, P. Landwehr, B. Ranganathan, M. Zyda, K. Carley, Y.-H. Chang and R. Maheswaran, USA -- 17 A decision support capability of the National Operational Environment Model /J. Salerno, J. Smith and A. Kwiat, USA -- 18 Supporting situation understanding (past, present, and implications on the future) in the USSTRATCOM ISPAN program of record /J. Starz, M. Hoffman, J. Roberts, J. Losco, K. Spivey, J. Lautenschlager and R. Hingst, USA -- 19 Civil society initiatives in post-revolution Tunisia /J. Halverson, USA -- Section IV: Architecture for Socio-Cultural Modeling -- 20 Modeling and assessing multiple cultural perspectives /L. Weiss, E. Briscoe, E. Whitaker, E. Trewhitt and J. Horgan, USA -- 21 Cultural engagements: Leveraging a modeling framework for cultural interaction simulations /N. Drucker and P. Jones, USA -- 22 Three-dimensional immersive environments to enable research in cross cultural decision making /A. Kruse and J. Lowell , USA -- 23 Enhancing cultural training platforms with integrated psychophysiological metrics of cognitive and affective states /C. Berka, V. Tan, C. Fidopiastis, A. Skinner, D. Martinez and R. Johnson, USA -- 24 Use of psychophysiological measures and interactive environments for understanding and training warfighter cross-cultural decision making /A. Skinner, J. Vice, C. Berka and V. Tan, USA -- 25 Cross cultural training through digital puppetry /A. Lopez, C. Hughes, D. Mapes and L. Dieker USA -- 26 Adding GeoNames to BEN: Event extraction in real-time and space /K. Strous, USE -- 27 Dynamic network analysis (DNA) and ORA /K. Carley and J. Pfeffer, USA -- Section V: Strategic and Tactical Considerations for Cross-Cultural Competency -- 28 Cultural awareness training for Marine Corps Operations: The CAMO project /J. MacMillan, A. Walker, E. Clarke and Y. Marc, USA -- 29 Efficient cross-cultural models for communicative agents /A. Sagae, E. Ho and J. Hobbs, USA -- 30 Operational user requirements and example use cases for human social culture behavior (HSCB) technologies /R. Moore, C. Stevens, H. Oonk and M. Averett, USA -- 31 VRP 2.0: Cross-cultural training with a hybrid modeling architecture /W. Johnson, A. Sagae and L. Friedland, USA -- 32 Theoretical and practical advances in the assessment of crosscultural competence /W. Gabrenya, Jr., R. Griffith, R. Moukarzel, M. Pomerance and P. Reid, USA -- 33 Metacognitive underpinnings of 3C development /L. Rasmussen and W. Sieck, USA -- 34 Outreach: Building cross-cultural competence in the total force /K. Gregory, M. van Driel, A. Greene-Sands and D. McDonald, USA -- 35 Intercultural competence in global collaboration courses in computer engineering /H. Bernáld, UK, Å. Cajander and M. Daniels, Sweden, C. Kultur, Turkey, A. Löfström, Sweden, R. McDermott, UK, and L. Russell-Dag, Turkey -- 36 Scope and scale: A framework for social analysis /D. Sallach, M. North and W. Rivera, USA -- Section VI: Commercial Research and Applications of Social-Cultural Science -- 37 Military applications of non-defense social science research methods /T. Stump, USA -- 38 Measuring and identifying culture /M. Young, USA -- 39 Improve your global vision with social media analytics /K. Sanchack, USA -- 40 State of the practice and art in sentiment analysis /S. Shellman, M. Covington and M. Zangrilli, USA -- 41 Using social analytics to discover emerging issues /K. McCarty and A. Sardella, USA -- Section VII: ICEWS and SAA: Early Warnings -- 42 Lessons learned in instability modeling, forecasting and mitigation from the DARPA Integrated Crisis Early Warning System (ICEWS) Program /B. Kettler and M. Hoffman, USA -- 43 Geographical models of crises: Evidence from ICEWS /M. Ward, N. Metternich, C. Carrington, C. Dorff, M. Gallop, F. Hollenbach, A. Schultz and S. Weschle, USA -- 44 Improving ICEWS models: Forecasting SOUTHCOM events of interest using ensemble methods /P. Bentley, S. Shellman and B. Levey, USA -- 45 Human factors issues in military satellite operations and space situational awareness /T. Solz, Jr., K. Bartlett and D. Nicholson, USA -- 46 Data for a worldwide ICEWS and ongoing research /A. Shilliday and J. Lautenschlager, USA -- Index of Authors.

Biography

Schmorrow\, Dylan D.; Nicholson\, Denise M.