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XML for Binary Interchange: Addressing Machine-to-Machine Interoperability & Tactical and Mobile Computing

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September 21-22, 2004

The AFC2ISR Center, AF CIO, and The MITRE Corporation invite you and your staff to participate in a conference on the use of XML in environments where binary information exchange protocols are typically employed. The conference is sponsored in collaboration with the AF/XI and ESC/NI3. Invitees include the U.S. Unified Commands, Military Services and Defense Agencies, international organizations and industry.

The conference objective is to investigate the use of XML technology to facilitate realization of the DoD Global Information Grid (GIG) as it applies to information exchanges conducted in tactical and bandwidth constrained environments. This conference explores developments in technologies which will permit the DoD to combine the advantages of XML with the efficiency of binary-format information exchange.

The conference will be held at The MITRE Corporation, Langley Site facility, in Hampton, Virginia on September 21-22, 2004.

The meeting will focus on the use of XML technology in the following subject areas:

  • Airborne Networking
    • Employment of XML in real-time, mobile, and limited bandwidth IPv6 networks,
    • Concepts of operations and associated enterprise services necessary to support the tactical environment,
  • GIG Integration
    • Capabilities needed to achieve seamless integration of fixed and mobile networks,
    • Fast web services,
    • XML compression and/or efficient encoding strategies,
    • XML/binary gateways,
    • XML configurable messaging interfaces and gateways,
    • Pervasive machine to machine communication,
  • XML Messaging Standards
    • Configuration management,
    • Convergence of standards independent of networking constraints.

For each of these areas the questions to be answered are:

  • Requirements
  • Opportunities
  • Consequences for existing Information Exchange Requirements (IERs)
  • Technology Investment
  • Migration Path (options)

We invite you to participate and to share your thoughts with others as well as to learn from the experience of others. Please submit presentation abstracts by June 7, 2004. The final conference agenda will be published by August 15, 2004.

Additional conference information including the agenda, registration and directions to the conference will be available at The MITRE Corporation conference website http://www.mitre.org/xml4bin/

To accommodate a broad range of participants, the conference will be conducted at the Unclassified security level. The first day will be a public industry day open to all participants. Day two will be restricted to DoD, DoD contractors, and approved representatives of NATO, Australia, and New Zealand.

Please note that the cost of transportation and quarters will be borne by the participants. A nominal conference fee will be charged.

The MITRE Corporation Points of Contact are Mr. Dan Winkowski, Mr. Ed Masek and Dr. Bob Miller, The MITRE Corporation, 930 Gateway Blvd., Suite 200, Hampton, VA 23666. (757) 825-9230.


For more information, please contact Mr. Dan Winkowski, Mr. Ed Masek and Dr. Bob Miller using the employee directory.


 

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