Joseph Catalino, provided insights on the ways in which the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Defense respectively, are preparing for national disasters across the spectrum of transportation, healthcare, cyber security, intelligence and infrastructure. Two additional keynote speakers, The Hon. Two of the Co-Chairs of the Congressional Caucus, Congressman Bobby Scott (VA), and Congressman Jack Bergman (MI), provided opening remarks and remained through much of the day to provide insights to the discussion and to identify ways that they can support a resiliency legislative initiative. The event, hosted by NTSA, provided opportunities for leaders in the area of national resiliency to discuss current risks, needs, and ways that modeling and simulation can provide support to solve problems in resiliency. How to Promote Your Sessionįor any concerns, please contact your bird-dog (assigned if your submission was approved).The Congressional Modeling and Simulation Leadership Summit was held in Norfolk, VA on Monday, February 12, 2024. Learn how to do so - simply - before, during, and after I/ITSEC. Social media is a helpful tool for promoting your presentation. You are putting in a lot of hard work to prepare for your session, and we encourage you to help spread the word about your session and the great work you are doing.

Stage Four: Promote Your Session at I/ITSEC Industry submissions should review their organizations release/security protocols and must submit presentations as releasable to public. Your Presentation must be uploaded to the I/ITSEC website by close of business on 6 October to allow time for reviewing and editing. I/ITSEC is an unclassified event and if accepted, Government submissions should be released as DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release, distribution unlimited.

I/ITSEC is an unclassified event and if accepted submissions/presentations are required to be released as Distribution Statement A.

This will enable you to download the form via PDF and then submit through the submission site after completion, or you may submit online via text boxes.

Clearance Form, due 17 July – link coming soon. Once logged into the Paper Submission site you will see a red box labeled Clearance Form.

The C learance Release Form will be submitted with your paper through the online portal, start early! Individual Files Your Paper will be submitted via the same portal as your Abstract, using the same login and password. If your abstract was approved, review or download the following files to help with your Paper Submission.

Contact information for Primary (and Secondary) Authors.

Biography for Primary (and Secondary) Authors (200 word limit).

It is also vital that you submit your abstract on time. Author's Handbook : Please review and keep this valuable guide handy as you move through the Abstract/Paper/Presentation process Stage One: The Abstract for the PaperĪs a prospective author, your chances of having an abstract accepted are significantly greater if you send your abstract to the appropriate subcommittee, so please read the descriptions carefully and use the flowchart provided on the submission website to aid in making your selection.

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