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 Steve
Bratt
Chief Operating Officer, World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
 Steve
Bratt is the Chief Operating Officer for the World Wide Web Consortium.
He has primary responsibility for worldwide operations, including overall
management of the W3C Process, Team, strategic plans, budget, legal matters
and major events.
Just prior to joining the W3C in January 2002, Steve served
as the Coordinator of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty International
Data Centre in Vienna, Austria. In previous positions, he served as program
manager at Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, and as scientist
and manager with Science Applications International Corporation. He has
directed the application of Web technologies to support the sharing of
data, information and knowledge within all of his systems research and
development work.
Steve received his Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute
of Technology in 1985, and his B.S. from the Pennsylvania State University
in 1979.
Publications
Bratt, S.R., "Arms Control in the Information Age: World-Wide
Data Acquisition, Analysis, Storage and Access in Near-Realtime", Proceedings
of the IEEE Symposium on Mass Storage Systems: Mass Storage and the Web,
2001.
Bratt, S.R., "The International Data Centre of the Comprehensive
Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty: Vision and Progress", Kerntechnik, 66, pp.134
- 142, 2001.
"Statement of Principles on Data and System Integrity",
United Nations Conference on Disarmament, Geneva, CD/NTB/WP.159, 6 pp.,
1994.
Bratt, S.R., "GSETT-2: An International Experiment in Rapid
Exchange and Interpretation of Seismic Data from a Global Network", EOS
Trans. Amer. Geophys. Un., 73, pp. 513, 520, 1992.
Beall, G., F, Dashiell, S. Bratt, and H. Swanger, "A Knowledge-Based
System to Support Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Verification", in Innovative
Applications of Artificial Intelligence , 3, eds. R. Smith and C. Scott,
pp. 337 - 355, 1991.
Bratt, S.R., H.J. Swanger, R.J. Stead, F. Ryall, and T.C.
Bache, "Results from the Intelligent Monitoring System", Bull. Seis. Soc.
Am., 80, pp. 1852 - 1873, 1990.
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