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CSIAC Webinars - Open Innovation Campus (OIC)

Posted: 09/03/2019 | Presenter: Karen E. Roth | 7 Comments

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Duration: 58:06 | Size: 9.97M | Recorded: 2019-09-19 | Series: CSIAC Webinars
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This webinar will provide an overview of the Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) Information Directorate’s planned development of the new Open Innovation Campus (OIC) initiative, now known as the AFRL Innovare Advancement Center. The groundbreaking OIC concept will establish a collaborative environment to support the investigation of cutting edge technologies to identify and develop potential solutions for difficult technical challenge problems. This novel infrastructure and business construct will foster the growth of a Quantum Information Science and Artificial Intelligence hub. The Center will provide an ecosystem where the top researchers, scientists and engineers from government, industry and academia can collaborate on developing future transformational strategic capabilities for the Nation’s defense. The OIC will be an “outside the fence” facility that will open potential relationships with non-traditional as well as international partners.

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Karen E. Roth
Karen E. Roth
Karen Roth is currently the Chief Engineer of the AFRL Information Directorate and the technical engineering authority. She has over ten years of professional experience with expertise in cyber operations system integration. During her tenure with AFRL's Information Directorate (RI) from 2006 to 2014, Ms. Roth served as lead engineer for the Selective Cyber Operations Technology Integration (SCOTI) Flagship program and led critical aspects of technology integration and final development of its $40m portfolio. Her duties included project formulation and interfacing with technology partners at the command and operator levels across multiple locations. She also provided significant technical input and direction to the technical baseline, technical transition plan, and enabling concept for the SCOTI Flagship. Previously, Ms. Roth led the design and construction of a rapid prototype solution at Tec^Edge to conduct surveillance and early threat protection for Forward Operating Bases and Combat Outposts in Afghanistan and Iraq. She was also the lead systems architect for the Space Command and Control portfolio, where she executed its integration with external systems and architectures. While at Sikorsky Aircraft, Ms. Roth was the security lead for the $1.2b Engineering Manufacturing and Design contract for the Air Force Combat Rescue Helicopter. Her responsibilities included the secure execution of all Information Assurance and Program Protection requirements in pursuit of an Authority to Operate on the aircraft. She holds a B.S. in software engineering from the Rochester Institute of Technology and a master of engineering in systems engineering from Cornell University. Additionally, Ms. Roth has been published internationally in the area of command and control modeling and simulation and has been honored by the USAF for her service and achievements as an upcoming distinguished engineer.

Tags: Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Open Innovation Campus (OIC), Quantum Information Science

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  1. CSIACAdmin

    2019-09-30 at 10:49

    This question was asked during the webinar:
    Where is the Open Innovation Campus (OIC) located physically?

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    • swarzala

      2019-09-30 at 14:09

      The Open Innovation Campus (OIC) will be located at the Griffiss International Airport in Rome NY. The OIC will be housed in Hanger 100. The OIC is currently under development and it is anticipated that the facility will be open in the April 2020 timeframe.

    • swarzala

      2019-09-30 at 14:55

      Video Walk-thru of New Open Innovation Campus

      Until the doors open in early 2020, you can enjoy this virtual “walk-through” of the Open Innovation Campus currently under construction at Griffiss Airport!

      http://cnydefensealliance.org/video-walk-thru-of-new-open-innovation-campus/

  2. CSIACAdmin

    2019-09-30 at 10:52

    This question was asked during the webinar:
    Is there a website where I could obtain more information on the Open Innovation Campus (OIC), AFRL/RI, Griffiss Institute, and Griffiss Business Park / International Airport?

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    • swarzala

      2019-10-01 at 10:50

      You can learn more about the Air Force Research Laboratory Information Directorate (AFRL/RI) at the following site: https://www.wpafb.af.mil/afrl/ri/

      To learn about the Griffiss Institute, you can visit https://www.griffissinstitute.org/

      Info on the Griffiss Business and Technology Park is available at http://www.griffissbusinesspark.com/

      To learn about the Griffiss International Airport, you can check out this site: https://www.ocgov.net/airport/

  3. CSIACAdmin

    2019-09-30 at 10:53

    This question was asked during the webinar:
    Is there any work on Using Qubes os -as possibly an enhanced security software, Retooled by Engineers, with regards to virtualization and compartmentalization for security. Reference to Windows – Linux obvious security flaws.

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  4. CSIACAdmin

    2019-09-30 at 10:54

    This question was asked during the webinar:
    Some businesses do not want to knock on a Venture Capitalist door first; will your programme be promoting about OTAs & SBIRs and other types of funding?

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