| Description |
The aftrust workgroup supports
AF-TRUST-GNC (Air Force Team for Research in Ubiquitous
Secure Technology for GIG/NCES),
which is funded by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research.
AF-TRUST-GNC is an Air Force center for research on challenges
associated with the Global Information Grid and Network Centric Enterprise
System (GIG/NCES) trends that have become dominant themes within the USAF
and the military family. Researchers at AF-TRUST-GNC will explore
innovation in the following areas:
-
Provide guaranteed Scalable, Real Time, Fault Tolerant Quality of
Service for network centric enterprise systems
- Develop techniques for large scale information assurance and
security policy management
- Develop new tools for secure scalable, information discovery,
information architecture and mediation
This center is funded through the Program Name AFOSR Opportunities in
Information Science and Technology under the CFDA Title Air Force Defense
Research Sciences Program.
AF-TRUST Proposal
(viewable by anyone with
aftrust
workgroup membership, which requires a
TRUST website account)
News
May 16, 2007: AF-TRUST 2007 Annual Review Meeting -
Presentations
June 5, 2006: AF-TRUST TRUST Kickoff
(viewable by anyone with
aftrust
workgroup membership, which requires a
TRUST website account)
May 10, 2006:
Douglas Schmidt
and Michael Reiter's work with
the Air Force Global Information Grid is highlighted at
ACM TechNews and at the
Vanderbilt news service.
Resources
Acknowledgment text:
Researchers who are funded by AF-TRUST should
include the following acknowledgment in their publications:
This work was supported in part by AF-TRUST (Air Force Team for Research in
Ubiquitous Secure Technology for GIG/NCES), which receives support from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (#FA9550-06-1-0244) and the following organizations: National Science Foundation (# CCF-0424422), BT, Cisco, ESCHER, HP, IBM, iCAST, Intel, Microsoft, ORNL, Pirelli, Qualcomm, Sun, Symantec, Telecom Italia, and United Technologies.
Air Force Research Lab page "The Next Frontier of Networking--The Airborne Network"
Details about the aftrust workgroup
Membership in the aftrust workgroup is by
invitation only and you must be a member of
one of our partner Universities, Corporations and Government Institutions.
If you do not yet have a TRUST website account,
you have been invited to join aftrust
and you meet the
membership criteria,
please feel free to request an account in the aftrust workgroup.
If you do have a TRUST website account and you have been invited to join aftrust, please
request to be added
to the aftrust workgroup.
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