Forsythe, C. & Raybourn, E. (2001). Toward a human emulator: A framework for the comprehensive computational representation of human cognition. Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, Minneapolis, MN. [PDF file]

Forsythe, C., Bernard, M., Xavier, P., Abbott, R., Speed, A., & Brannon, N. (1993). Using psychologically plausible operator cognitive models to enhance operator performance. Presented at the 46th Annual Meetings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, October 10-17, Denver CO. [DOC file]

Forsythe, C. & Wenner, C. (2000). Surety of human elements of high consequence systems: An organic model, Proceedings of the IEA 2000 / HFES 2000 Congress: San Diego, CA, A-839 – A842. [PDF file]

Forsythe, C. & Xavier, P. (2002). Human emulation: Progress toward realistic synthetic human agents. Proceedings of the 11th Conference on Computer-Generated Forces and Behavior Representation, Orlando, FL.257-266. [PDF file]

Schoenwald, D., Xavier, P., Thomas, E., Forsythe, C. & Parker, E. (in press). Simulation of a cognitive algorithm for a distributed robotic sensor network. Proceedings of the International Society of Robotics and Automation. [PDF file]

PRESENTATIONS

Forsythe, C. (2003) Sandia National Laboratories Cognitive Systems Research and Development. [PPT file]

Forsythe, C. (2003). From cognitive models to cognitive systems. Presentation at Cognitive Systems Workshop, June 30th-July 2nd, Santa Fe, NM. [PDF file]

Forsythe, C. (2001). Toward a human emulator: A comprehensive representation of human cognition. Presentation at ATEDS/SA, March 13-15, San Diego CA. [PDF file]

Speed, A. (2003). Using Psychologically Plausible Operator Cognitive Models To Enhance Operator Performance. Presented at the 47th Annual Meeting of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society, Denver, CO, October 13-17. [PPT file]

Forsythe, C. (2003). RPD-based cognitive modeling: A framework for the comprehensive representation of human decision processes. Presentation at the Naturalistic Deciosn Making Workshop, October 23-24, Boulder CO. [PPT file]

Forsythe, C. & Jordan S. (2001). Understanding the effects of non-lethal technologies and tactics through modeling and simulation. Presentation at the Non-Lethal Technologies Conference, November 8-9, Portsmouth NH. [PDF file]

Forsythe, C. (2003). Human-machine interface possibilities: What if the machine is a human-like cognitive entity. Presentaiton at the DOD Human Factors Technical Advisory Group Meetings, November 4-5, Tempe AZ. [PDF file]

Contact Chris Forsythe (jcforsy@sandia.gov) for more information.