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The Aerospace & Defense Forum Arizona Chapter May 12, 2015 ASU RESEARCH ENTERPRISE Introductory Briefing Security | Innovation | Service We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE ASURE an applied-research organization affiliated with the nation ’ s fastest growing research university We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE 1

The Aerospace & Defense Forum Arizona Chapter May 12, 2015 ASU SURE: how we work Defense Industry Whole Solution Problem ASURE applied Project defense & security professionals TS/SCI capable 3,000 faculty Law Engineering Business Arts & BioDesign Sustainability Sciences We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver 3 ASURE quick facts: Arizona State University • Largest university in the U.S. under a single administration • Strong focus on “ use-inspired ” and defense-relevant research • 385M in externally sponsored research in 2013 • Top-20 research universities w/o a medical school – National Science Foundation • One of a handful of universities w/o a medical school (incl. MIT, Princeton, Caltech) with research >$200M We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver 4 ASURE 2

The Aerospace & Defense Forum Arizona Chapter May 12, 2015 Introduction & Background What we do… Conduct classified and unclassified applied research projects from proof-of-concept through operational implementation. We do this by leveraging the combined ASU Research Enterprise (ASURE) and ASU capabilities and expertise Core Competencies Near Term Opportunities Supply Chain Management & Integrity � Dense Urban Terrain � Develop MegaCity operational model ~ 2025 to Systems Architecture & Engineering 2040 Network Modeling & Analysis � Verify and Validate the Model Systems Process Engineering � US ARMY Network Enterprise Technology Advanced & Behavioral Analytics Command (NETCOM) Usability Study Sustainability Solutions � PEO IEWS/PD Aerostat Supply Chain Study Past/Current Performance � US ARMY Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM) � Performing a capability evaluation for the US Army Network Enterprise Technology Command’s (NETCOM) Advanced Capability Engineering Directorate (ACED) that details capabilities, gaps, provides recommendations and evaluates the current NETCOM network management tools. � US ARMY Electronic Proving Ground (EPG) � Delivered a research demonstration and analysis report detailing open-source capabilities for integration into EPG’s open-architecture network and system analysis tools. � Delivered and demonstrated a version of the network traffic analysis tool compatible with the preferred computing architecture. � Navy Post Graduate School (NPS) � Performing an Obsolescence Management Analysis on SSEE Inc E/F, the Navy afloat EW “find, fix, and finish” Signals of Interest exploitation system. Transition partner identified as PMW760. Personnel Clearance: TS/SCI We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE 5 Facilities Clearance: TS Supply Chain Management & Integrity Su Decision Center 3 rd Ranked supply chain program in the country – US News & World Report Competencies Integrity & Security Complex Adaptive Systems Sustainability Supply Networks Reverse Supply Chain – Recovery Solutions Centers of Excellence Center for Health Sector Excellence in Supply Chain Center for Logistics & Research Supply Networks Distribution Consortium We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver 6 ASURE 3

The Aerospace & Defense Forum Arizona Chapter May 12, 2015 Advanced Computer Sc Science One of the largest engineering schools in the country Competencies: Data Mining & Machine Learning Information Assurance & Cyber Security Distributed Computing Cyberphysical & Embedded Systems Enterprise Systems Virtualized & Assisted Learning Partnership for Research in Spatial Modeling We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver 7 ASURE Advanced & Behavioral Analytics Competencies: Agent-Based Cyber Defense Cognitive Engineering Team Cognition Insider Threat Detection Human-Automation & Unmanned Vehicle Control Mixed Human-Machine Decision-Making Human Oriented Robotics We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver 8 ASURE 4

The Aerospace & Defense Forum Arizona Chapter May 12, 2015 Systems Architecture & Engineering Competencies: Cleared systems engineers DoD/IC and FED/COV CONOPS experience Integration and Test Experience Moving basic research into solutions Systems Engineering Integration and Test Cleared Personnel We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver 9 ASURE Su Sustainability & Water So Solutions Hydrogen-Based Nation ’ s first interdisciplinary Membrane Biofilm school of sustainability Competencies: Microbial Detoxifying Black & Grey Water Purification Solar-Powered Biofuel Production Biosensors for Rapid Purity Testing Point-Of-Use Water Treatment Electrochemical & UV Bacteria Inactivation Advanced Battery & Energy Storage Sewage Epidemiology / Surveillance We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver 10 ASURE 5

The Aerospace & Defense Forum Arizona Chapter May 12, 2015 about ASU over 2,300 Veteran students over 600 ROTC cadets Top 50 Schools – Military Times ASU online ranked 3 rd in nation for veterans specialized classes, programs, & scholarships for Veterans We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver 11 ASURE THANK YOU Contact Information: Fran Zenzen, Chief Operating Officer 480.941.3601 fran.zenzen@asu.edu Jim Russell, Director Programs 480-941-360 Jim.russell@asu.edu Stuart Ballard, Director Supply Chain 480-941-3606 Stuart.ballard@asu.edu We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE 6

The Aerospace & Defense Forum Arizona Chapter May 12, 2015 Backup We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE About ASU ASU Enrollment has increased significantly: ASU now has 82,000+ students Fulton Engineering and Carey Business have highly ranked programs Fulton Info 17,000 students CIDSE (3,200 undergrads; 1,200 grads; 83 faculty) IE ranked 20 th ; CS ranked 22 nd /28 th Contact: Ron Askin (ron.askin@asu.edu) Carey Info 11,000+ students 29 th Ranked Graduate Program; SCM ranked 3 rd Contact: John Fowler (john.fowler@asu.edu) We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE 7

The Aerospace & Defense Forum Arizona Chapter May 12, 2015 Capabilities & Faculty Leadership • Reverse Logistics – Rogers, Villalobos • Traffic Modeling and Simulation – Mirchandani • Food Supply Chains – Villalobos, Maltz, Runger • Remote Diagnostics – Gel, Fowler, Runger • Sustainability & Risk Mgmt – Dooley, Webster • Facility Location/Dist. System Design –Askin, Mirchandani • Inventory Management – Esma Gel, Ron Askin, Rogers • Contracts- Gel, Li • Workforce Planning – Gel, Askin Methodologies/Tools Optimization Stochastic Models (Queueing, MDPs) Simulation Systems Modeling Real-time Control Data Analytics Empirical Studies Sensor Network Design We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE Recent Research Projects We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE 8

The Aerospace & Defense Forum Arizona Chapter May 12, 2015 Multi-Constraint Multi-Path Routing PI: Guoliang Xue Funding: ARO W911NF-09-1-0467 2 50 B C A The Objective 30 of this project is to 92 64 51 study efficient algorithms for multi- G constrained multi-path 28 53 routing. Multi-path 87 routing can be used to increase the H 40 survivability of routing, 7 and has great impact 24 30 to the national security. 65 96 F E D We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE Assembly and Test Facility Scheduling Project Overview Receive Assembly Objective: Develop Realistic and Feasible Production Schedule over a Multiperiod Horizon Challenges & Contributions: Computational Complexity of Setups, Substitutions, Parallel Test Processes with Differences Methods: Math. Programming, Heuristics and Simulation PIs: John Fowler, Ron Askin Sponsor: Intel Operation Back End Ship We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE 9

The Aerospace & Defense Forum Arizona Chapter May 12, 2015 Analysis of Multimodal Corridors Project Overview Objective: Determination of capacity of the corridor and identification of bottlenecks to provide preliminary recommendations for future investments in the multimodal corridor Guaymas-Arizona Challenges: Data collection, consolidation of different types of analyses for the each segments of the corridor which span two countries. Methods: Simulation, traffic and railroad capacity models. PIs: J. Rene Villalobos and Arnold Maltz Sponsor: Arizona Department of Transportation We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE Inventory Routing with Variable Routes and Integrated DC Locations Inventory Routing Problem (IRP) The need for the integration and coordination of various components in a supply chain has been recognized. A survey found that companies with mature supply chain planning are 38% more profitable than others. 1 Inventory management and transportation are two of the key logistical driver of supply chain management. We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE 10