In attendance:
Karl Levitt (KL), David Klotz (DK), Jeff Rowe (JR) and Jason Schatz (JS)

1. Assign Boeing Tasks to Researchers
1. Task 1: Get all values/costs from Dalen and Kelley's cost model and determine whether our cost model is a reasonable design.
1. Jeff, Jason and Karl to work on simulating the cost model on paper and then writing a program
2. Lost conactivity to Tick - use existing typology
3. Consider that Boeing adds parameters without much thought
2. Task 2: Determine capability of responders in cost model
1. Ways of propagating numbers - conditional probabilities
2. Look at chapter in AI book for ECS 170, Elaine Rich's pages on CYC
3. Include in typology what responder can do.
3. Task 3: Output from correlation engine - use CIDF
1. Jeff and David K: correlation out of GrIDS; express GrIDS using CIDF
1. Express worm in language gives an idea what to do
2. Express in connection-type language
2. Jeff to have preliminary information next week
3. Look at Todd Heberlein's master's thesis
4. Task 4: Ability to override actions of the cost model (UNDO button)
1. Listening for message that says to stop.
5. Task 5: List of responses we want to take (specifications) - Chris Wee will do this task.
1. Chris Wee to user wrapper project from TIS to do host-based response.
1. Not possible to stop the person, can only stop all processes from a particular user.
6. Task 6: We currently rely on IDIP connection timeouts. We need to be able to tell local IDIP nodes to remove blocking.
1. Wrappers can't do everything; need utility routines
2. Wrapper can intercept system calls
1. How to stop a particular user if the jobs are set on a timer.
3. Look at Calvin Ko's execution monitor or Sekar's work
1. Jeff will contact Calvin, regarding a visit.
2. Write specs for wrapper
3. Bob Balser à Lee Badger
7. Task 7: Make an OS response toolkit (wrappers can't do it).
8. Task 8: Documentation for Boeing - no one knows how to run code
1. All have a responsibility to do documentation.