Schwartz and Bayliss present at Military Operations Research Society symposium
David Schwartz, director and associate professor in the School of Interactive Games and Media, and Jessica Bayliss, professor in the School of Interactive Games and Media and director of the Console Development Lab, will present “Game Design for Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Game Engine Integration with Geospatial Technology” at the 91st Symposium of MORS (Military Operations Research Society) on June 15. The peer-reviewed presentation includes IGM faculty Brian Tomaszewski and Chao Peng; IGM graduate Emily Nack, an analyst for the Army Cyber Institute; and researchers from the U.S. Cyber Command and U.S. Army Futures Command. This work involves past collaboration with RIT AEOP and demonstrates the growth of RIT research in geogames and cybersecurity.
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