Some Citations About the Scientific Work of Tuncer I. Ören

Some Citations About the Scientific Work of Tuncer I. Ören

On promoting ethics in simulation

As of 2010, the following Groups have adopted the SCS Code of Ethics

(Dr. Tuncer Ören was the lead author):

(In order of adoption)

      SCS - Society for Modeling and Simulation International (Resolution)
      MISS - Mcleod Institute of Simulation Sciences (Resolution) (To see: MISS Centers)
      M&SNet - McLeod Modeling and Simulation Network (Resolution) (To see: Member Organizations)
      SISO - Simulation Interoperability Standards Organization (Resolution)
      SISO Canada (Resolution)
      AMSC - Alabama Modeling and Simulation Council (Resolution)
      Student Chapters of SCS
      NMSG - NATO Modeling and Simulation Group (Resolution
      DLM - (Resolution) (Members)
      CMSP - Certification of Modeling and Simulation Professionals.
       By the M&SPCC (Modeling and Simulation Professional Certification Commission) (Requirement)

Meteksan - Meteksan Defense Industry Inc. (Meteksan Savunma Sanayii A.Ş. - in Turkish)
(Resolution - in English, in Turkish,
                    in Turkish at MSI (Military Science & Intelligence) April 2009, p. 34)

"For his many years of Outstanding Leadership and Support to the Society, including leading the effort on the M&S Code of Ethics"

SCS Distinguished Service Award (2006)

"... Ören presents an overview of sources available on the topic of ethics in general. He concludes that ethics has attracted hardly any attention in the simulation community. He strongly advises the development of a code of conduct for people working professionally in the field of simulation. Furthermore, he presents a procedure of how to compose such a code of conduct."

Kettenis, D.L. (2001). Ethical Issues in Modeling and Simulation. Guest Editor's Introduction to the Special Issue. Transactions of the Society for Modeling and Simulation International, 17:4 (Dec.), 162.

"Interesting in this third meeting (in 1986) is that Tuncer I. Ören, while addressing quality assurance problems in simulation, introduced the concept of normative assessment. And he defines normative assessment of an element of a simulation study as its evaluation with respect to some norms of a value system which can be pragmatic or ethical, and the last one he defines as: 'Ethical assessment of a simulation study is its evaluation with respect to a set of moral codes."

Smit, W. (1999). A Question of Ethics. In: the Book Edited to honor Prof. Ir. M.S. Elzas, University of Wageningen, Dept. of Informatics, Wageningen, the Netherlands, pp. 30-33.

(Updated by T.I. Ören on 2010-06-30)

As of 2010, the following Groups have adopted the SCS Code of Ethics (Dr. Tuncer Ören was the lead author): (In order of adoption) SCS - Society for Modeling and Simulation International (Resolution) MISS - Mcleod Institute of Simulation Sciences (Resolution) (To see: MISS Centers) M&SNet - McLeod Modeling and Simulation Network (Resolution) (To see: Member Organizations) SISO - Simulation Interoperability Standards Organization (Resolution) SISO Canada (Resolution) AMSC - Alabama Modeling and Simulation Council (Resolution) Student Chapters of SCS NMSG - NATO Modeling and Simulation Group (Resolution DLM - (Resolution) (Members) CMSP - Certification of Modeling and Simulation Professionals. By the M&SPCC (Modeling and Simulation Professional Certification Commission) (Requirement) Meteksan - Meteksan Defense Industry Inc. (Meteksan Savunma Sanayii A.Ş. - in Turkish) (Resolution - in English, in Turkish, in Turkish at MSI (Military Science & Intelligence) April 2009, p. 34)
"For his many years of Outstanding Leadership and Support to the Society, including leading the effort on the M&S Code of Ethics"
	SCS Distinguished Service Award (2006)
"... Ören presents an overview of sources available on the topic of ethics in general. He concludes that ethics has attracted hardly any attention in the simulation community. He strongly advises the development of a code of conduct for people working professionally in the field of simulation. Furthermore, he presents a procedure of how to compose such a code of conduct."
	Kettenis, D.L. (2001). Ethical Issues in Modeling and Simulation. Guest Editor's Introduction to the Special Issue. Transactions of the Society for Modeling and Simulation International, 17:4 (Dec.), 162.
"Interesting in this third meeting (in 1986) is that Tuncer I. Ören, while addressing quality assurance problems in simulation, introduced the concept of normative assessment. And he defines normative assessment of an element of a simulation study as its evaluation with respect to some norms of a value system which can be pragmatic or ethical, and the last one he defines as: 'Ethical assessment of a simulation study is its evaluation with respect to a set of moral codes."
	Smit, W. (1999). A Question of Ethics. In: the Book Edited to honor Prof. Ir. M.S. Elzas, University of Wageningen, Dept. of Informatics, Wageningen, the Netherlands, pp. 30-33.