Workshop: NSF/ARL Workshop on the Frontiers of Controls, Games and Network Science, Workshop will be held in UT Austin, TX on Feb. 19-21, 2010.

目标：控制、游戏和网络科学前沿研讨会将邀请来自学术界、工业界和政府的与会者参加。其目的是增加社区间的合作，在新兴的分析工具和技术的应用，从控制，游戏和网络科学的商业无线网络和军事网络。智力的优点：在过去的几年里，我们已经观察到的融合几个技术和算法的进步，承诺对商业和军事无线网络的巨大影响。这些包括数据智能手机的激增，无线频谱政策的变化，以及分布式网络控制算法的根本性进步。在这个节骨眼上，重要的是学术界，政府参与者和行业参与者有效地互动，以开发基于良好理论基础的易于部署的网络控制算法。研讨会将包括研讨会和讨论，以促进学生，教师，政府和行业参与者之间的长期合作。一个海报会议将鼓励不同参与者之间富有成效的思想交流。更广泛的影响：这个工作坊将向学生介绍最先进的和当前的研究和工业趋势。在这一前沿领域的合作是特别需要的，以确保成功的技术转移从想法到实践，本次研讨会将教育学生和参与者在这一领域的关键问题。将特别强调确保妇女和代表性不足的少数民族学生/参与者的积极参与。

Objective: The Workshop on the Frontiers of Controls, Games and Network Science will host participants from academia, industry and government. The aim is to increase inter-community collaboration in the applications of emerging analytical tools and techniques from controls, games and network science for both commercial wireless networks and military networks.Intellectual Merit: Over the last few years, we have observed the confluence of several technological and algorithmic advances that promise tremendous impact on both commercial and military wireless networks. These include the proliferation of data-enabled smart-phones, changes in wireless spectrum policies, as well as fundamental advances in distributed network control algorithms. At this juncture, it is important that the academic community, government participants and industry participants effectively interact in order to develop easily deployable network control algorithms that are based on a sound theoretical basis. The workshop will consist of seminars and discussions to foster long-term collaborations between the student, faculty, government and industry participants. A poster session will encourage fruitful exchange of ideas between the various participants.Broader Impacts: This workshop will introduce students to the state-of-the-art and current trends in research and industry. Collaboration in this frontier area is especially needed to ensure successful technology transfer from ideas to practice, and this workshop will educate students and participants on the critical problems in this space. A special emphasis will be placed on ensuring strong participation by women and under-represented minority students/participants.