Workshop on Critical Infrastructure Protection; September 23-24, 2002; Leesburg, VA

摘要CCR0 0239511该奖项支持加州大学伯克利分校与范德比尔特大学和弗吉尼亚大学合作举办的关键基础设施保护信息研讨会。与OSTP合作，将于2002年9月19日至24日在弗吉尼亚州利斯堡举行的国家科学基金会关键基础设施保护信息技术研究讲习班。其目的是评估关键基础设施中嵌入的信息技术的现状和确定研究需求。该研讨会解决了关键基础设施的安全、联网、嵌入式系统、监控和数据采集(SCADA)系统以及基础设施相互依赖方面的研究空白。第一堂课为期两天，深入探讨研究需求。这次会议汇聚了学术研究社区、行业和联邦参与者。目标是确定挑战领域并制定软件和信息技术研究议程，以支持安全、联网的嵌入式系统。目标是一种新的软件和系统研究战略，能够支撑下一代嵌入式系统，提供研究基础设施，并最终改善国家的关键基础设施。接下来是一个由计算研究协会组织和共同资助的为期一天的会议，讨论关于关键基础设施保护挑战的学术观点。研讨会由NSF、国务院和OSTP联合主办，为期两天，旨在促进全球在这些问题上的进展，并促进美国和欧盟研究人员之间的国际合作。研讨会的成果是一份报告，提供给研究界、OSTP进行战略规划，并提供给NSF和其他联邦项目经理用于规划和协调研究投资。

AbstractCCR0 0239511This award supports a workshop on information for Critical Infrastructure Protection, organized by the University of California at Berkeley, in cooperation with Vanderbilt University and the University of Virginia. The NSF Workshop on Information Technology Research for Critical Infrastructure Protection, to be held in cooperation with OSTP, September 19-24, 2002 in Leesburg VA. The purpose is to evaluate status and identify research needs for information technology embedded in critical infrastructures. This workshop addresses research gaps in secure, networked, embedded systems for critical infrastructures; Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems; and infrastructure interdependencies. The first session is a two-day, in-depth exploration of research needs. This session brings together the academic research community, industry, and federal participants. The objective is the identification of challenge areas and development of a research agenda for software and information technology to support secure, networked, embedded systems. The goal is a new software and systems research strategy that can underpin next-generation embedded systems, provide research infrastructure, and ultimately improve the nation's critical infrastructure. Next is a one-day session, organized and co-funded by the Computing Research Association, to discuss academic perspectives on challenges in Critical Infrastructure Protection. Concluding the workshop is a two-day session jointly sponsored by NSF, the Department of State, and OSTP to promote global progress on these issues and to promote international collaboration between researchers in the US and the EU. The product of the workshop is a report, made available to the research community, to OSTP for strategic planning and to NSF and other Federal program managers for planning and coordination of research investments.