DIMACS Workshop on The Science of Expert Opinion

October 24 - 25, 2011
DIMACS Center, CoRE Building, Rutgers University

Organizer:

Cliff Behrens, Telcordia, cliff at research.telcordia.com

Slides:

• William Batchelder, University of California, Irvine
  Cultural Consensus Theory: Detecting Experts and their Shared Knowledge

• Cliff Behrens, Telcordia
  The Science of Expert Opinion

• Roger M. Cooke, Resources for the Future
  Eating the Pudding

• Simon French, University of Warwick
  Expert Judgement and Societal Decision Making in a Web-connected World

• Bob Hetes, Environmental Protection Agency
  Uncertainty, Expert Judgment, and the Regulatory Process: Challenges and Issues

• D. Frank Hsu, Fordham University
  Combining Multiple Expert Systems using Combinatorial Fusion Analysis

• James Langenbrunner and Jane Booker, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and Tim Ross, University of New Mexico
  Roles for Elicitation in Physics Information Integration: An Expert's Perspective

• Casey Lichtendahl, University of Virginia
  The Wisdom of Competitive Crowds

• Thomas A. Mazzuchi, The George Washington University
  Use of Expert Judgment in Risk Assessments Involving Complex State Spaces

• Jason R. W. Merrick, Virginia Commonwealth University
  Overlapping Expert Information: Learning about Dependencies in Expert Judgment

• Winston R. Sieck, Global Cognition
  Explanations as Indicators of Expertise

• Eric Stone, Wake Forest University
  Training to Improve Judgmental Expertise by Using Decompositions of Judgment Accuracy Measures

• Alexis Tsoukiàs, Université Paris Dauphine
  Justified Opinions are Better than Simple Ones: The Use of Argumentation Theory in Forming Collective Opinions

• Carolyn Wong, The RAND Corporation
  Consensus Building Using E-DEL+I: Lessons Learned

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