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A guidebook on the U.S. Navy on the Monterey Peninsula, part of a series.

Today@NPS ; The 72nd graduating class of the Naval War College (NWC) Monterey program for Joint Professional Military Education (JPME) at NPS stands for a group portrait on the front steps of Herrmann Hall, Sept. 14. Through the program's partnership with NPS, 4,751 officers have earned JPME Phase I certification since its inception in September of 1999.

News Stories Archive ; The Naval War College (NWC) Monterey program for Joint Professional Military Education (JPME) celebrated its 74th graduating class during a ceremony in Herrmann Hall, March 22. Since September of 1999, the NWC has partnered with NPS to provide nearly 5,000 officers with a rigorous educational program designed to make them more effective in joint assignments, and in working with other services.

Naval Support Activity (NSA) Monterey's Police Department and civilian emergency services teamed up for an extensive training exercise, February 24-28. Solid Curtain-Citadel Shield (SC-CS) is designed to increase compatibility between military and civilian emergency services through two weeks of crisis response, anti-terrorism and force protection exercises.

The article of record as published may be found at http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.procs.2015.03.055 ; Monterey Phoenix (MP) has been designed as a framework for system and software architecture modeling and verification with focus on modeling the system's and the environment's behaviors. With the development of more case studies, advantages in using MP for business process modeling and analysis applications are beginning to emerge. Models of business processes aim to capture high level operational activities and decision points of an organization, describing processes ranging from product lifecycle to government operations. Businesses and governments seeking to make improvements to their processes may model them for the purpose of seeking improvements in schedule and task execution, product quality, risk reduction, and lifecycle / operating costs. MP enables activities to be modeled as events with two basic relations: precedence and inclusion, making it a candidate modeling language for business process analysis. By offering high level abstractions for interaction behavior modeling and separating component behaviors from the component interactions, MP supports a multidimensional picture of concurrent behaviors, with overlapping threads of process phases and participating actors, including environment behaviors. MP models are executable and may be used to generate an exhaustive set of possible business process scenarios up to a given scope limit.