A core group of Sandia National Laboratories scientists and engineers started investigating complex systems literature across many domains in 2003 and initiated complex adaptive systems analyses the following year. This group began formally developing the theoretical bases of the CASoS Engineering Initiative in 2006. Some early adopters have moved on to carry the conceptual seeds into the larger Sandia population, to other disciplines and program areas. Others have joined the initiative bringing new perspectives and skill sets to continue the evolution of this problem definition and solution design process. Teams form and reform in response to project characteristics.
Emeritus
Retired SNL Senior Scientist Dr. Robert J. Glass initiated the 2003 investigation into complexity and complex adaptive systems which he then evolved into the Complex Adaptive Systems of Systems (CASoS) Engineering Initiative. From 2012 till spring 2017, now-retired founding partner Theresa Brown led the continued development of CASoS Engineering.
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