Designing complex industrial systems or public service infrastructures systems is a fundamental strategic challenge for all academias, industries and governments. A relatively new discipline, centered on systems architecture & engineering has emerged in the academic environment. This discipline intends to develop theory, methods and tools that will allow engineers to manage the increasing complexity of the technical systems they must design and implement.
Mastering complex engineered systems requires a global integrated understanding both of industrial practices and of sophisticated theoretical tools. Thus, the creation of a widely open meeting forum dedicated to all academic researchers and industrial or governmental actors who are interested in complex industrial systems engineering, and not limited to the existing specialists of the subject, was crucial. It is actually a sine qua non condition in order to nurture and develop in Europe the complex industrial systems science on the move. That is why CSD&M was first created in 2010 in France. The purpose of the Complex Systems Design & Management (CSD&M) conference is to be such a forum, and to become, an academic-industrial conference of reference in the scientific field of complex industrial systems architecture & engineering.
As CSD&M has been a great success in France since 2010, its Organizers have decided to create another event in the Asia-Pacific zone to enable Asian-Pacific participants to join in the debates in an easier way.
Dear Colleagues, Dear Guests,
The first edition of the international conference « Complex Systems Design & Management Asia » (CSD&M Asia) took place with great success in December 2014 at the National University of Singapore. This event was created by the French Center of Excellence on Systems Architecture, Management, Economy & Strategy (CESAMES) which already organized the now well established CSD&M conference in Europe for more than 5 years. The core principles that lead to the success of these conferences are also put at the heart of CSD&M Asia, seeking a balance between academia, government and industry partners. Indeed, we believe that mastering complexity can only be achieved with a strong and true cooperation between all key stakeholders. We are therefore happy to renew this collaboration with Singapore, a leading country in the world of complex systems architecture & engineering. Thanks in particular to Professor Pao Chuen LUI, Professor Tow Chong CHONG and all our collaborating partners. We look very much forward to the participation of the Asia-Pacific systems community to this upcoming second edition of CSD&M Asia.
General Co-Chair, Institute Professor (Ecole Polytechnique - FR), President of CESAMES
PRESENTATIONS
– Opening of the Conference
- Welcoming by the Chair of the Organizing Committee: Mr. Yang How TAN, President of the DSTA Academy
- Welcoming by Prof. Tow Chong CHONG, Provost of the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD)
- Welcoming by the two general conference co-chairmen: Prof. Pao Chuen LUI, Adviser, National Research Foundation, Prime Minister’s Office and Prof. Daniel KROB, President of CESAMES and Institute Professor, Ecole Polytechnique
- Welcoming by the 3 Co-Chairs of the Program Committee: Prof. Michel-Alexandre CARDIN, NUS / Mr. Saik Hay FONG, ST Engineering / Mr. Yang How TAN, DSTA Academy
– Societal Challenges
- « Systems Engineering: A Critical Discipline in Whole-of-Govt Approach to Urban Water Development », Gee Paw TAN, PUB-The National Water Agency, SG
- « Future of Engineering Education in the World Based on Design and Systems », Thomas MAGNANTI, Singapore University of Technology and Design, SG
- « Liveable and Sustainable Cities – the Urban Systems Approach », Teng Chye KHOO, Centre for Liveable Cities, Ministry of National Development, SG
- « Singapore: What does Smart Mean? », Kok Yam TAN, Smart Nation Programme Office (SNPO), SG
- « The Need for Technology Policy Programs: Example of Big Data », Richard DE NEUFVILLE, MIT, US
– Industrial Challenges
- « Systems Engineering in an Inter-Connected World », Peng Yam TAN, Defence Science & Technology Agency (DSTA), SG
- « Civil, Dual and Military Engineering in Complex Systems », Erick LANSARD, Thales, FR
- « Integrated Infrastructure Value-Chain Planning for Industrial Estates and Buildings », Soon Poh HEAH, JTC Corporation, SG
– Poster Workshop
– Scientific State of the Art / Systems Architecture & Engineering Tools Session 1
- « Systems Architecture for Complex Ecosystems », Daniel KROB, Ecole Polytechnique, FR
- « Building Confidence in Complex Systems Models for Reducing Population Health Risks », Theresa BROWN, Sandia National Laboratories, US
- « The journey towards Model Based Engineering », Alan D. HARDING, INCOSE, UK
- « Addressing the New Challenges of the Rapidly Urbanizing World with Big Data », See Kiong NG, Urban Systems Initiatives, Agency of Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), SG
– Methodological State of the Art / Systems Architecture & Engineering Tools Session 2
- « Mathematical Modelling of Complex Systems », Kate SMITH-MILES, Monash University, AS
- « Systems Design Innovation for a Smart Nation », Kristin WOOD, Singapore University of Technology and Design, SG
- « Leadership as a Robust Response to Complexity », Jimmy KHOO, Singapore District Cooling at Singapore Power Ltd, SG
– Contributed Talks
Session 1-1 – Data Analytics
- « Inferring activities and optimal trips: lessons from Singapore’s National Science Experiment », Barnabe Monnot, Georgios Piliouras, Erik Wilhelm, Yuren Zhou, SUTD, SG and Daniel Dahlmeier, Hai Yun Lu and Jin Wang, SAP, SG
- « Portfolio Decision Technology for Designing Optimal Syndemic Management Strategies », Matteo Convertino and Yang Liu, University of Minnesota, US
- « Using social sciences to enhance the realism of simulation for complex urban environments », Stephen Kheh Chew Chai, Mohd. Faisal Bin Zainal Abiden, Hui Min Ng, Shawn Thian, Sidney Tio, Serge Landry and Antoine Fagette, Thales, SG/FR
Session 1-2 – Systems Architecture
- « Framework for Managing System-of-System Ilities », Zhengyi Lian and Siow Hiang Teo, DSTA, SG
- « A general framework for critical infrastructure interdependencies modeling using economic input-output model and network analysis », Jiwei Lin, Kang Tai, Robert Tiong Lee Kong, NTU, SG and Mong Soon Sim, DSO National Laboratories, SG
- « Expansionism-Based Design and System of Systems », Jianxi Luo, SUTD, SG
Session 1-3 – Sustainability and Resilience
- « Introducing Cyber Security at the Design Stage of Public Infrastructures: A Procedure and Case Study », Sridhar Adepu and Aditya Mathur, Singapore University of Techonology and Design, SG
- « Renewable integration in island systems– a system dynamics assessment », George Matthew, William J Nuttall, Ben Mestel and Laurence Dooley, The Open University, UK
- « Ontology for Weather Observation System », Yuki Onozuka, Makoto Ioki and Seiko Shirasaka, Keio University, JP
Session 2-1 – Design and Optimization
- « Design for Affordability from System to Programme to Portfolio using Tradespace-based Affordability Analysis: An Application to a Federated Satellite System Design Case Study1 », Marcus Shihong Wu, Defence Science & Technology Agency, SG
- « Holistic Integrated Decisions Trade-Off Analysis-Baseline for an Optimal Virtual IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) », Arevik Gevorgyan, Daniel Krob, Laboratoire d’Informatique LIX École Polytechnique , FR and Peter Spencer, Alcatel-Lucent, FR
- « An optimization framework for terminal sequencing and scheduling: The single runway case », Jitamitra Desai and Rakesh Prakash, Nanyang Technology University, SG
Session 2-2 – Systems Engineering
- « A Model-Based Testing Process for Enhancing Structural Coverage in Functional Testing », Yanjun Sun, Gerard Memmi and Sylvie Vignes, Télécom ParisTech, FR
- « Managing the Embedded Systems Development Process with Product LifeCycle Management », Emilio Gomez, Eliane Fourgeau and Michel Hagege, Dassault Systemes, FR
- « Establishment of Model-Based Systems Engineering Approach for Rapid Transit System Operation Analysis, Sin Hin Oh, Mohamad Azman Othman and Chuan Heng Tan, Land Transport Authority, SG
Session 2-3 – Future Systems
- « Foresight Study on Singapore Urban Mobility: Methodologies and Preliminary Insights », Seyed Mehdi Zahraei, Christopher Choo, Waqas Cheema and Lynette Cheah, SUTD, SG
- « A Systematic Approach to Safe Coordination of Dynamic Participants in Real-time Distributed Systems », Mong Leng Sin, DSO National Laboratories, SG
- « Stories that Data Tells : Use Cases of Big Data and Analytics », Shonali Krishnaswamy, Data Analytics Department, Institute for Infocomm Research (A*STAR), SG
- « Learning from Big Data: New Machine Learning Paradigms », Shaowei Lin, Sense & Sense-abilities Department, Institute for Infocomm Research (A*STAR), SUTD, SG
- « Computing on Big Data: Architectures and Algorithms », Artur Andrzejak, Heidelberg University, DB
- « Developing a Big Data and Analytics Platform for Smart Cities – A*DAX », Wee Siong Ng, Urban Systems Initiative, Institute for Infocomm Research (A*STAR), SG
- « Robustness in Decision-Making in Uncertainty, contributed », Professor Karthik Natarajan, SUTD, SG
Posters
- « Modelling Resilience in Interdependent Infrastructures: Real-world Considerations », Mong Soon SIM and Kah Wah LAI, DSO National Laboratories, SG
- « System Engineering Workbench for Multi-Views Systems Methodology with 3DEXPERIENCE Platform-The Aircraft RADAR Use Case », Emilio GOMEZ, Christophe FERNANDES, Hatim ADLI and Eliane FOURGEAU, Dassault Systemes, FR
- « The Methodology to Integrate the Information Concerned About the Safety Between Many Kinds of Materials About the Space System », Nasa YOSHIOKA, Nobuyuki KOBAYASHI and Seiko SHIRASAKA, Keio University, JP
- « Information Architecture for Complex Systems Design and Management », Wael HAFEZ, WHA Research Inc., US
- « A CLEAN Way for Sustainable Solid Waste Management System for Singapore », Zhongwang CHUA, Jun Wen FONG, Guoquan LAI, Sheng Yong Kenny TEO, Kevin George WILLIAMS, Chee Mun Kelvin WONG and Eng Seng CHIA, NUS/TDSI, SG
- « Mexico Ciudad Segura », Jean LANCELIN and Haoming HUANG, Thales, FR/SG
- « Product Line Management – Convergence architecture, market and operational gains », Antoine TRUONG, Helene BACHATENE, Serge LANDRY and Keng Hoe TOH, Thales, FR/SG
COMMITTEES
The CSD&M Asia Conference is co-chaired by two keynote Chairmen and is also based on the involvment of many Committee Members that you can discover more precisely below.
- The Organizing Committee is in charge of defining the agenda/program of the conference, identifying Keynote Speakers and has to ensure the functioning of the event (sponsoring, communication…)
- The Program Committee consists of about 30 members (15 academic and 15 industrial) of high international visibility. Their expertise spectrum covers all the conference topics. This committee is in charge of assessing submitted papers and of selecting the ones that will be presented during the contributed talks session or during the poster session.
General Co-Chairs
Prof. Daniel Krob, CESAMES, France
Lui Pao Chuen, National Research Foundation, Singapore
Chair:
Yang How TAN, President, DSTA Academy, Singapore
Members:
- Samuel CHAN, Land Transport Authority (LTA), Singapore
- Jimmy KHOO, Singapore Power, Singapore
- Bernard KOH, PUB-National Water Agency, Singapore
- Erick LANSARD, Thales Group, France/Singapore
- William Yue Khei LAU, DSO National Laboratories, Singapore
- Yew Weng LEE, Surbana Technologies Pte. Ltd., Singapore
- Grace LIN, Data Analytics Technologies & Applications Research Institute, Taiwan
- David LONG, INCOSE & VITECH, United States of America
- Nicolas MARECHAL-ABRAM, Veolia City Modeling Center, France/Singapore
- Chandran NAIR, National Instruments South East Asia, Singapore
- Chee Seng TAN, Ministry of Defense of Singapore (MINDEF & SAF), Singapore
- Su Chern TAN, JTC Corporation, Singapore
- Philippe VANCAPERNOLLE, Vinci Construction, France/Singapore
- Pablo VIEJO, EDF Lab, France/Singapore
Co-Chairs:
- Michel-Alexandre CARDIN, National University of Singapore, Singapore
- Saik Hay FONG, ST Engineering, Singapore
- Yang How TAN, President, DSTA Academy, Singapore
Members:
- Erik ASLAKSEN, Gumbooya Pty, Australia
- Petter BRAATHEN, Memetor, Norway
- Lynette CHEAH, Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore
- Aaron CHIA, NUS and INCOSE SG, Singapore
- Stefano GALELLI, Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore
- Nuno GIL, University of Manchester, Great Britain
- Paulien HERDER, TU Delft, Netherlands
- Joseph KASSER, Temasek Defence Systems Institute at NUS, Singapore
- Serge LANDRY, Thales Group, France/Singapore
- Erick LANSARD, Thales Group, France/Singapore
- William Yue Khei LAU, DSO National Laboratories, Singapore
- Grace LIN, Data Analytics Technologies & Applications Research Institute, Taiwan
- Udo LINDEMANN, TU Munich, Germany
- Kelvin LING, Sembcorp, Singapore
- Dong LIU, Accenture Technology Labs Beijing, China
- Xiao LIU, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China
- Chandran NAIR, National Instruments South East Asia, Singapore
- Karthik NATARAJAN, Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore
- William NUTTALL, The Open University, Great Britain
- Jean-Claude ROUSSEL, Airbus Group Innovations, France
- Seiko SHIRASAKA, Keio University, Japan
- Afreen SIDDIQI, MIT, USA
- Eun Suk SUH, Seoul National University, South Korea
- Fei Yue WANG, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
- Erik WILHELM, Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore
- Kristin WOOD, Singapore University of Technology and Design, Singapore
- Laura WYNTER, IBM Research Collaboratory, Singapore
- Maria YANG, MIT, USA
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