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**"Web Technologies for Modeling & Simulation: Diverse Capabilities in Action"**

Explore a range of demos at various booths showcasing multilingual humanoids with anti-terror visualization, dynamic protocols, and more, highlighting the power of Web technologies for modeling and simulation applications.

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**"Web Technologies for Modeling & Simulation: Diverse Capabilities in Action"**

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  1. ELumens dome ELumens dome NPS XMSF Demo Booth Plans, IITSEC 2002 GMU student Bill Alwahab DLI Curt Blais James Harney Claude Hutton Khaled Mnif B aggregate demos running separately D C H-Anim & I18N multilingual humanoids AT/FP USS COLE anti-terror visualization XML database Generic Hub Apache/ Cocoon oporder server A DMSO booth: SAIC Katherine Morse Steve Fouskarinis Sean Hynes DMSO booth footprint: 5’ x 5’ Ekrem Serin Dynamic Protocols Don Brutzman Mark Pullen GMU Gary Hout NSWDC Andrjez Kapolka Don McGregor XMSF-themed posters across background to show common thread in all demos: diverse capabilities for modeling & simulation using Web technologies. NPSNET-V E James Neushul Terrain Server Jeffrey Weekley Dynamic Surfaces, Building Explosions F NPS MOVES booth footprint: 20’ x 20’ updated 2 SEP 2002

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