From: Jeffrey M. Bradshaw (jbradshaw@ai.uwf.edu)
Date: 03/28/03
Grit-- Thanks for your note. I would enjoy such a meeting and don't have any preferences on the day. I have a feeling that there would be a benefit to having more than just a lunchtime to talk. My vote would be to have a breakout session so we could get a little deeper into issues, if there is enough interest. Cheers, Jeff At 5:06 PM -0800 3/27/03, Grit Denker wrote: >Hi All, > >I am mailing to let you know that I will organize a security lunch table > >during the DAML PI meeting in Miami. >As of now, I decided not to organize a security breakout session >(unless I get a lot of responses and a breakout session seems more >reasonable). There might be a possibility to make the topic of >"web services and security" part of the security breakout session, >but this is not yet decided. > >My main focus has been on defining ontologies that allow to interface >between >a wide variety of known security mechanism. I am mainly interested in >applying this to web services and agents. This is collaborative work >with >Lalana Kagal from UMBC. > >I would like to talk about this topic and other security related topic >during the >security lunch. By default I would organize the lunch table for 4/8. >That gives us time for follow-up discussions. > >Please let me know whether you are interested in joining and whether you > >have preferences about the day (4/8, 9, or 10). >Drop me a line if you are interested, so I make sure to keep you >informed and >talk to you during the meeting. > >Best regards, >Grit Denker >SRI International >denker@csl.sri.com >www.csl.sri.com/users/denker -- ******************************* Jeffrey M. Bradshaw, Ph.D. Research Scientist Institute for Human and Machine Cognition University of West Florida 40 South Alcaniz Pensacola, FL 32501 email: jbradshaw@ai.uwf.edu http://www.coginst.uwf.edu/users/?jbradshaw (850) 232-4345 (cell phone and voice mail) (850) 202-4462 (main IHMC number) (850) 202-4440 (fax)
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