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-====== The First Bernard P. Zeigler DEVS Modeling and Simulation AWARD ======+====== 4th. Bernard P. Zeigler DEVS AWARD ======
  
-===== DEVS M&S Award=====+===== Preliminary Call for Applications =====
  
 In recognition of the 40th anniversary of the DEVS framework which was invented by Prof. Bernard Zeigler, this DEVS M&S Award is announced by RTSync Corp., commercial spin-off of ACIMS. The award recognizes high-impact innovations in modeling and simulation methods, applications, and tools.  The Award promotes advances in all facets of the DEVS that lead to novel solutions for commercial and government use. In recognition of the 40th anniversary of the DEVS framework which was invented by Prof. Bernard Zeigler, this DEVS M&S Award is announced by RTSync Corp., commercial spin-off of ACIMS. The award recognizes high-impact innovations in modeling and simulation methods, applications, and tools.  The Award promotes advances in all facets of the DEVS that lead to novel solutions for commercial and government use.
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 ===== The prize ===== ===== The prize =====
  
-Winners will be announced at the 2010 DEVS Symposium in OrlandoFlorida and at the RTSync and ACIMS websites on March 1st, 2010. The two winners in Research and Development track will be given award plaques with first and second place receiving $7,000 and $4,000 prize money (US dollars), respectively. One winner in commercial products & services track will be given an award plaque receiving $5,000 prize money (US dollars).+Winners will be announced at the 2013 Symposium on Theory of Modeling and Simulation in San DiegoCalifornia and at the RTSync and ACIMS websites. The two winners in Research and Development track will be given award plaques with first and second place receiving $7,000 and $4,000 prize money (US dollars), respectively. One winner in commercial products & services track will be given an award plaque receiving $5,000 prize money (US dollars - TBC).
  
 ===== Judges ===== ===== Judges =====
  
 RTSync will form an award evaluation committee with independent members who are DEVS Symposium organizers and experienced entrepreneurs. Each application will be reviewed and winners will be selected based on the application's own merits. RTSync will form an award evaluation committee with independent members who are DEVS Symposium organizers and experienced entrepreneurs. Each application will be reviewed and winners will be selected based on the application's own merits.
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 +Chair: Doohwan Kim, President, RTSync Corp.
  
 ===== How to apply ===== ===== How to apply =====
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 ===== Deadline ===== ===== Deadline =====
  
-Deadline for Entries is Monday, **November 30, 2009** (6 p.m. Eastern Time). Applications arriving after the deadline will not be considered.+Deadline for Entries is Monday, **November 30, 2012** (6 p.m. Eastern Time). Applications arriving after the deadline will not be considered. 
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 +===== Previous Winners ===== 
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 +The following list includes the previous winners of the Bernard P. Zeigler Award. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEVS_Award 
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 +==== 2010 - First Edition ==== 
 + 
 +**Track I: DEVS Theory and Methodology ** 
 +    * Professor **Gabriel A. Wainer**; Carleton University, Canada. "The Cell-DEVS formalism and CD++".  
 +    * Professor **Hessam Sarjoughian**; Arizona State University, USA. "Component-based simulation models"
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 +**Track II: Commercial DEVS Application ** 
 +     * Professor **Tag Gon Kim, Chang Ho Sung, and et al.**; KAIST, South Korea. "DEVSim++ Tools Set: DEVS-based M&S Tools Set for Military Applications".  
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 +[[http://sce.carleton.ca/faculty/wainer/DEVS10/DEVS2010/| Pictures from the Award Ceremony  can be found here]]. 
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 + 
 +==== 2011 - Second Edition ==== 
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 +**Track I: DEVS Theory and Methodology ** 
 +    * Professor **Mamadou Kaba Traore**. Universite Blaise Pascal, France; and **Ufuoma Bright lghoroje**, African University of Science and Technology, Nigeria. "DEVS modeling language and graphical editor"
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 +    * **Alexandre Muzy**, Ph.D., CNRS, France. "Activity-based modeling and simulation for automated tracking and synthesis of components"
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 +[[http://www.sce.carleton.ca/faculty/wainer/DEVS11/pictures/DEVS11%20Award/index.html | Pictures from the Award Ceremony  can be found here]] 
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 +==== 2012 - Third Edition ==== 
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 +**Track I: DEVS Theory and Methodology ** 
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 +    * **Moon H. Hwang**, Dassault Systemes, Delmia Corp., USA. "DEVS verification and XSY Software"
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 +**Track II: Commercial DEVS Application ** 
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 +    * **Phil Hammonds**, Northrop Grumman, USA. "Commercializing DEVS Software, MS4 Me and MS4 DMe"
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 +[[http://www.sce.carleton.ca/faculty/wainer/DEVS12/pictures/DEVS%20Award%202012 | Pictures from the Award Ceremony can be found here]]
  
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