The 2024 JASP JMUM will take place 26–28 March 2024 at John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, Laurel, MD. The purpose of this recurring meeting is to provide model users, managers, stakeholders, and other interested individuals with the latest developments and updates associated with JASP-sponsored models and other models used throughout the aircraft survivability technical community.
To learn more and register, visit: https://dsiac.org/events/2024-jointaircraft-survivability-program-jaspmodel-users-meeting-jmum/.
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Senior Research Software Engineer, RAND Corporation
Gary Briggs is a senior research software engineer at the RAND Corporation, where he focuses on modeling and simulation, with a strong lean toward Advanced Framework for Simulation, Integration, and Modeling Software (AFSIM), as well as being a developer on several RAND in-house models. He developed a general-purpose framework for reinforcement learning in AFSIM and made it freely available to the community.
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