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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Goals ==<br />
* Discussion of reviewer comments<br />
* Timeline for writing the proposal<br />
* Agreement on high level thrusts + discussion of objectives/milestones<br />
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== Notes ==<br />
* Present: Mani, Pablo, Eric<br />
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=== Round Robin: ===<br />
* Mani<br />
** Critical comments on safety and security; what does this mean?<br />
** What does safety mean? Should we emphasize more what we are doing (its basically in there). Address with more detail<br />
** Security is a hole in our current plan; Rich Doyle at JPL is interested in this. Security = man in the middle attack<br />
** SRI people have done work in security<br />
** ACTION: decide whether we want to include anything along these lines<br />
*** Some aspects we can incorporate into our framework<br />
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* Pablo<br />
** Need to figure out what they meant by security<br />
** We should be able to get adversarial action within objective #6 in a game theory-style approach<br />
** We probably need more than that - eg (from Mani): what happens when someone joins the network. How do we get the key to them?<br />
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* Eric Klavins<br />
** Rada Pravendrin at UW is security in network protocols<br />
** Reviewers may not know what they mean by safety and security; maybe we just need to recognize that there are issues (airplane out of sky) and discuss them<br />
** Include an example security problem that we look at (eg, making a system unobservable)<br />
** Probabalistic reasoning - very interested in this. We should sort through what we want to do<br />
** Graph grammar for adversarial environments (composition of grammars)<br />
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General comments<br />
* Section 3: Flesh out probabalistc section quite a lot. Lots of interest.<br />
* Section 6: Pablo to flesh out + Eric on graph grammers<br />
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=== Timeline and Proposal Process ===<br />
* Pablo going to Singapore on 28 October<br />
* Running set of examples throughout the proposals<br />
** Specification of tasks for MVWT<br />
** Workshop format; follow up one year later<br />
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=== Next Steps ===<br />
* Outline of proposal: RMM to generate draft ''today'' and send out<br />
** Comments, additions, etc due by 16 Oct (Sun), 8 pm PsT<br />
* Meetings/telecons with partners: RMM to send out e-mail today and set these up for next week</div>Murray