Joint Aircraft Survivability Program (JASP) Model Users Meeting (JMUM) 2025

The general schedule for the meeting is planned as follows:

• Day 1 – Plenary Session
• Day 2 – Plenary Continued/Breakout Sessions
• Day 3 – Breakout Sessions/Configuration Control Boards

The agenda for the new event is under construction and will be shared as soon as it is available. Depending on the number of changes to the meeting’s agenda due to the change in dates, there may be an opportunity for additional briefers to submit topics/briefs for the meeting. Please feel free to submit briefing ideas to Ryan Gilpin or Rodney Stewart via JMUM@survice.com no later than COB on Friday, June 6.

JMUM will be held at:

Georgia Tech Research Institute, Conference Center

250 14th Street NW

Atlanta, GA 30318

JMUM room block:

Atlanta Marriott Suites Midtown

35 14th Street NE

Atlanta, GA 30309

Book Your Group Rate

Last Day to Book:  July 7, 2025

Visit requests:

Send clearances via DISS:  SMO Code:  0KC83 or fax to 404-407-8691
Purpose:  To attend the 2025 JMUM
Dates:  August 5-7, 2025
Security POC:  Steffany Trent
Phone:  404-407-8151
Email:  steffany.trent@gtri.gatech.edu

Destination Technical POC:  Darnell Marbury
Phone:  703-604-0387
Email:  t.d.marbury.ctr@us.navy.mil

Classification:  Secret
Dress code:  Business casual
Conference fee (for food and beverages):  $25 cash only, due at initial check-in. An ATM is located near the conference center. Morning and afternoon beverages, as well as associated food items, will be made available by the JMUM/DSIAC support team.

JASP has provided the following paragraph to support justification that may be required for travel:

“The Joint Aircraft Survivability Program (JASP) Model Users Meeting (JMUM) is an annual, in-person event that discusses classified aircraft survivability modeling and simulation (M&S) solutions and challenges. This year’s event will focus on full-spectrum, multidomain aircraft survivability M&S, digital engineering, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs); these are topics of increasing interest to advance aircraft survivability and educate the community, as they seek to predict how well U.S. aircraft will survive in future combat environments. Beyond the focus topics, internal discussions at JMUM are a vital channel providing critical support and expertise to a wide range of current, mission-critical DoD programs. Attendees are typically M&S tool users, program managers, stakeholders, and other interested individuals in the aircraft survivability community. This in-person event provides a classified setting for attendees to influence the development of aircraft survivability tools, sponsored by JASP or other governmental entities, so that they can better evaluate aircraft performance in realistic threat environments. Credible and useful M&S underpins the development and evaluation of combat-effective and survivable aircraft supporting capabilities our nation needs to stay competitive on the world stage.”