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The Center for Advanced Engineering Environments (CAEE) is a department center of the Frank Batten College of Engineering and Technology at Old Dominion University. The center was created in 2001 and conducts research activities related to collaborative distributed knowledge discovery and exploitation, interactive visual simulations, intelligent synthesis, and advanced learning/training technologies and environments and their application to future complex engineering systems.

The activities of the center include the synergistic coupling of modeling, visual simulations, intelligent agents, multimedia and synthetic environments, human-technology interactions, computational intelligence, computational, information, and collaboration technologies in the multidisciplinary analysis, sensitivity studies, optimization, design, and operation of complex engineering systems.
The Center is located at the Old Dominion University Peninsula Higher Education Center in Hampton, Virginia. It is located very close to NASA's Langley Research Center.[1]
The Center has the following five specific objectives:

In addition to research, the activities of the Center include forming strategic partnerships and collaborative agreements with leading universities, industry, and software vendors who are developing collaborative distributed knowledge discovery and exploitation systems and intelligent synthesis environments for future aerospace and other high-tech engineering systems; organizing workshops and national symposia; and writing monographs and special publications on timely topics.

The current research activities of the center include:

The CAEE website provides the following facilities:
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