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Improving Patient
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SPARTA is a $300M systems
engineering and advanced technology company that has served our
nation’s needs within the US Department of Defense and Intelligence
Communities since 1979. In addition to its broad defense
portfolio, SPARTA is developing probabilistic network and Agent Based
Models of Health Care operations. SPARTA simulation projects include
the spectrum of virtual, constructive and live simulation and various
levels of simulation interoperability applying CORBA, Distributed
Integrated Simulation and High Level Architecture approaches.
Application span from design tools to emulation labs for training and
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The
National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is a non-regulatory
federal agency that develops and promotes measurements, standards, and
technology to enhance productivity, facilitate trade, and improve the
quality of life. |
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RIGHT (Research into Global Healthcare Tools) is a 2 year collaboration between five of the UK's top universities in healthcare and simulation - Brunel, Cambridge, Cardiff, Southampton and Ulster. Its goal in this feasibility phase is to develop a tool that will enable healthcare workers to select the most appropriate approaches to their service design and delivery problems. For more information see: www.right.org.uk |
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Argonne National Laboratory
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Mark Sullivan Architects (MSA) provides Architecture and Interior Design services for Healthcare, Commercial and residential Properties. Established in 1987 by Mark S. Sullivan, AIA, MSA’s main focus is to provide cost effective services using cutting edge technology such as CAD and Computer Simulation Modeling. The wide variety of different types of buildings that we have successfully designed has provided the experience that is necessary to assist our clients in achieving their project goals. |
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AEgis is a small business, founded in Huntsville, Alabama in 1988, conducting research and development of military and aerospace systems. Our staff specializes in modeling and simulation, software development, systems engineering and analysis, test and evaluation and electro-optic technology. AEgis’ recent technical thrusts include commercial software development; system and specialized analysis/studies; Simulation-Based Acquisition (SBA); Advanced Distributed Simulation (ADS); High Level Architecture (HLA); training simulation/simulator design and development; C4I-to-simulation; conceptual modeling; simulation Verification, Validation, and Accreditation (VV&A); and infrared and laser radar scene projection. For more information, please visit our website at www.AEgisTG.com |
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