Huseyin has expertise in Systems Engineering, Knowledge Management and Human Factors. He is an Engineering Doctorate (EngD) candidate within the Engineering Systems of Systems (ESoS) research group at Loughborough University. Huseyin’s research focused on Through Life Enterprise Knowledge Management jointly sponsored by EPSRC and BAE Systems. Huseyin has achieved a distinction for the taught MSc modules of his EngD programme and also been awarded the Graduate School Research Student Prize 2010 for his outstanding academic performance and academic achievement. He has 12 academic papers, over 25 BAE Systems internal reports, and actively participates in scholarly services including session chairing, programme committee involvement and paper reviewing.
Prior to EngD, Huseyin was employed as a Higher Scientist within the Knowledge Management group of the Human Factors department at BAE Systems Advanced Technology Centre. He was a project and task manager on various EU collaborative projects i.e. FP6 OASIS (Open Advanced System for Disaster and Emergency Management) and FP7 COPE (Common Operational Picture Exploitation). Huseyin has also worked as a part-time Lecturer at the College of North East London (CONEL) teaching Computer Literacy and Information Technology, and Beginners Computing courses. He received the best UK Online Centre award for his teaching and management efforts competing with over 900 centres in London.
Huseyin has an MSc in Human Computer Interaction with Ergonomics from University College London and a BSc in Computer Science from Queen Mary, University of London. While at UCL, Huseyin was selected by the Microsoft Learning team in Redmond, WA, USA, to work on an MSc project that investigated how the interface of an interactive e-learning system can be utilised to improve learning and navigation.
Expertise
Applications of Systems Engineering
Collaborative Systems Engineering Environments
Engineering for enduring capability
Engineering management
Human Factors
Human performance evaluation and simulation
Integration of complex systems
Model Driven Architecture for Systems Engineering
Network Enablement of Capabilities
Pervasive computing environments
System of systems engineering
Systems Engineering
Systems of systems
Systems Theory and Practice
Technology Development and Roadmapping
Wearable computing
Keywords
Capability Engineering
Information and Knowledge Management
Ontology Engineering
Human Computer Interaction
Situational Awareness and Workload Measurement
Enterprise Engineering
Socio-Technical Systems Engineering
Education
- 2008 – 2012: Engineering Doctorate (EngD) in Systems Engineering (Ongoing), Loughborough University (MSc in Systems Engineering taught modules: Distinction)
- 2004: MSc in Human Computer Interaction with Ergonomics, University College London (UCL) (MSc dissertation sponsored by Microsoft)
- 2003: BSc Computer Science (Hons), Queen Mary University of London
Employment
- 2008 - 2012: Research Engineer (Knowledge Management & Systems Engineering), BAE Systems & Loughborough University
- 2004 – 2008: Higher Scientist, Knowledge Management Group, Human Factors Department, BAE Systems
- 2004 – 2005: Lecturer (part-time), The College of North East London (CONEL)
- 2003 – 2004: ICT Tutor and Web Developer, UK Online Centre
- 2003 – 2004: UCL Student Ambassador (part-time), University College London (UCL)
- 2002 – 2003: ICT Tutor/Facilitator and Web Developer, Universal Computer Communication & Education (UCCE)
Awards
- 2010: Graduate School Research Student Prize 2010 for outstanding academic performance and academic achievement
- 2003: Best UK Online Centre in London Award for teaching and management efforts
Professional Society Membership
- The Institute of Ergonomics and Human Factors (IEHF)
- The International Council Of Systems Engineering (INCOSE)
- The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)
- The International Community on Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management (ISCRAM)
Paper Reviews
- INCOSE International Symposium
- IEHF Annual Conference
- British HCI Group Annual Conference
Current Working Groups
- INCOSE UK Capability Working Group - Ontology Work Stream Lead
Selected industry-based projects
- Jan. 11 – Jan. 12: Ontology Work Stream Lead, INCOSE UK Capability Working Group (CWG)
- Feb. 10 – April 11: Knowledge Management Researcher, Information Flow Analysis and Social Network Methods, Transformational Technology Programme (TTP)
- Feb. 08 – June 08: Task Manager, First Responders, Common Operational Picture Exploitation (COPE), EC Framework VII project
- July 08 – Feb. 09: Knowledge Management Researcher, Network Enabled Capability Through Innovative Systems Engineering (NECTISE) Programme
- Jan. 08 – May 08: Evaluation Lead, Shropshire Trials and Demonstration, Open Advanced System for dISaster & Emergency Management (OASIS), EC Framework VI project
- Dec. 07 – Apr. 08: Intranet Developer, Advanced Technology Centre (ATC) Intranet Website
- Sep.05 – Dec. 07: Work-Package Manager, Special Terminals, OASIS, EC Framework VI project
- Apr. 07 – Dec. 07: Human Factors Lead, Networks and Information Systems theme of the 2007 Transformational Technology Programme (TTP)
- Sep. 06 – July 07: User-Centred Designer, Web Based HCI Design Aid for SELEX-SAS
- Dec. 06 – March 07: Human Factors Integration (HFI) Specialist, Future Rapid Effect System (FRES)
- June 06 – Oct. 06: Web Developer and Usability Engineer, Human Factors Network (HFN)
- Oct. 05 – Nov. 05: Observer and Analyst, Network Integration Test and Experimentation Works (NITEworks)
- Apr. 05 – Oct. 05: Human Factors Engineer, Battlespace Information & Knowledge (BIK)
- Nov. 04 – Apr. 05: Head Equipment Assembly (HEA) Engineer, QinetiQ CHS Centrifuge
- Sep. 04 – Nov. 05: Human Computer Interaction (HCI) Specialist, Integrated Sensing
Huseyin is a member of the Research Group: Engineering Systems of Systems.
Current research
Through Life Enterprise Knowledge Management, jointly sponsored by EPSRC and BAE Systems through the Systems Engineering Doctorate Centre (SEDC)
The primary aim of this EngD research is to investigate and identify improvements for managing knowledge within the context of capability engineering. This involves activities such as contextualising and developing an understanding of the problem situation; examining the activities necessary to transform a multi-organisational enterprise; and developing a sector-independent “management of knowledge” approach to support capability engineering. The exploitation route involves embedding and disseminating the results through the company and enterprise processes. The deliverables from this will be a set of publications, guidance notes and an information model, integrated within the capability engineering activity model, for mapping information and knowledge to the processes relevant to the capability support business.
View all Mr Dogan’s publications in the central publications database
Selected Publications
Dogan, H., Henshaw, M.J.d., & Johnson, J. (2012) An incremental hybridisation of heterogeneous case studies to develop an ontology for capability engineering, INCOSE 22nd Int. Symp., July 2012, Rome, Italy. Submitted in November 2011.
Dogan, H., Henshaw, M.J.d., & Ragsdell, G. (2011) The risk of Information Management without Knowledge Management: a case study, Journal of Information and Knowledge Management (JIKM), Vol. 10, No. 4, pp. 393-408.
Dogan, H., Ahlberg Pilfold, S., & Henshaw, M.J.d. (2011) The role of Human Factors in addressing Systems of Systems complexity, IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (IEEE SMC) 2011, Anchorage, Alaska, USA, October 2011.
Henshaw, M.J.d., Ahlberg Pilfold, S., & Dogan, H. (2011) Ergonomics for Systems of Systems - the challenge of the 21st century, Contemporary Ergonomics and Human Factors 2011: Debate Session.
Dogan, H. and Henshaw, M. J. d. (2010) A conceptual approach to support through-life business transformation in an aerospace and defence context, 5th IEEE Int. Conf. on Systems of Systems Engineering (SoSE2010), June, Loughborough, UK.
Dogan, H. & Henshaw, M.J.d. (2010) Transition from ‘soft’ systems to an enterprise knowledge management architecture, Contemporary Ergonomics 2010: Proceedings of the Ergonomics Society Annual Conference, Keele University, April 2010.
Dogan, H., Henshaw, M.J.d., & Urwin, E. (2009) A ‘soft’ approach to requirements capture to support through-life management, Proceedings of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science: the 3rd International Conference on Knowledge Science, Engineering and Management (KSEM), pp. 458-469, ISBN 978-3-642-10487-9, Springer Heidelberg.
Dogan H. (2008) Development of an Enterprise Knowledge Management System for Through Life Management in support of TLCM, Realising Network Enabled Capability 2008 (RNEC'08): Doctoral Panel, Leeds, UK, October 2008.
Dogan H., Svagard I., & Holter T. (2008) Trial of a special end user terminal that aids field operators during emergency rescue operations. Proceedings of the joint ISCRAM-CHINA and GI4DM Conference, Harbin, China, August 2008.
Dogan H., Dawson B., Carver E.M., & Hinton J. (2006) Evaluation of a Crisis Management Head Mounted Display (HMD) System, Interactive Experience. Proceedings of BCS HCI2006: Engage, London, UK, September 2006.
Dogan H., & Dawson B. (2006) E-briefing and tasking with HMD technologies, Collected Research Papers for the 1st ISCRAM-TIEMS Summer School on Blended Crisis Response Teams, Tilburg, the Netherlands, June 2006.
Carver E.M., Dogan H., Dawson B., & Hinton J. (2006) Enhancing Communication in Rescue Teams, Proceedings of the 3rd International ISCRAM Conference, Newark, NJ, USA, May 2006.
Over 25 BAE Systems internal reports: brief description provided upon request.
