1st International Symposium on Resilient Cognitive Systems

Hilton, San Francisco Financial District
San Francisco, California • August 13-15, 2013

Submission Schedule
• Paper Submission Due: April 1, 2013
• Notification of Paper Acceptance: June 3, 2013
• Final Paper Submission: July 8, 2013
• Symposium Website: http://cognitivesystems2013.inl.gov/

Cost
• $495
• $445 for registration by July 12, 2013
• $50 discount for IEEE IES members
• $50 discount for HFES members
• Half price registration for registered students

Topical Areas (including, but not limited to)
• Selection, training and performance in complex systems
• Human performance models of event response
• Cognitive readiness in high-consequence environments
• Macroergonomics, systems design, and safety
• Human factors of security, privacy, and trust
• Situation Cognition in cyber, physical, and hybrid environments
• Procedures, checklists, and skilled performance
• Human supervisory control and complex systems performance
• Distributed cognition and expertise coordination
• Human-machine interaction with automation, computers, and robots

Selected papers will be invited for inclusion in special issues of the Journal of
Human Performance in Extreme Environments and other relevant journals.

Keynote Speakers
• Kyle Hultgren, Center for Medication Safety Advancement
• Dr. Stephen Rottler, Sandia National Laboratories

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