Theses and Dissertations from the Graduate School of Engineering and Management, Air Force Institute of Technology
Theses/Dissertations from 2019
A Multi-Vehicle Cooperative Localization Approach for an Autonomy Framework, Edwin A. Mora
A Blockchain-Based Anomalous Detection System for Internet of Things Devices, Joshua K. Mosby
The Non-Mechanical Beam Steering of Light in Reflective Inverse Diffusion, Eric K. Nagamine
Characterization of Tropical Cyclone Intensity Using Microwave Imagery, Amanda M. Nelson
Fuzzy Inference Systems for Risk Appraisal in Military Operational Planning, Curtis B. Nelson
Event-Based Visual-Inertial Odometry on a Fixed-Wing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, Kaleb J. Nelson
Measuring Human Systems Integration in Directed Energy Weapon Acquisition Programs, Zachary A. Novitske
Direct Path Interference Suppression and Received Signal Processing for OFDM Passive Radar, Aileen Nundu
An Analysis of Defense Contractor Profit Margin Percentages, Sara K. O'Connor
Cislunar Trajectory Generation with Sun-Exclusion Zone Constraints Using a Genetic Algorithm and Direct Method Hybridization, Joshua A. Ostman
Analyzing a Method to Determine the Utility of Adding a Classification System to a Sequence for Improved Accuracy, Kevin S. Pamilagas
Modeling Power Output of Horizontal Solar Panels Using Multivariate Linear Regression and Random Forest Machine Learning, Christil K. Pasion
Women and Stability: A Topological View of the Relationship between Women and Armed Conflict in West Africa, Michaela A. Pendergrass
Analysis of the Effect of Corrosion on the Surface Chemistry of Mild Steel Exposed to Biofuel, Timothy D. Plourde
Product Development Process for Small Unmanned Aerial Systems, Jonathan D. Poole
A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Pilot Training Next, Talon M. Pope
Tracking Shock Movement on the Surface of an Oscillating, Straked Semispan Delta Wing, Justin A. Pung
Nuclear Data Covariance Analysis of an Energy Tuning Assembly for Simulating Nuclear Weapon Environments, Nicholas J. Quartemont
Uranium Dioxide Actinide Detection Device Support Design for Space Applications, Jennifer N. Ramos
Analysis of Satellite Timing and Navigation Receiver Pseudorange Biases due to Spreading Code Puncturing and Phase Optimized Constant Envelope Transmission, Nathaniel J. Raquet
Commercialization Analysis of SBIR Funded Technologies, Theodore A. Rask
Examination of Flow Dynamics and Passive Cooling in an Ultra Compact Combustor, Tylor C. Rathsack
Enabling Mobile Neutron Detection Systems with CLYC, Matthew C. Recker
Characterization of Metal Contacts on Hydrothermally Synthesized Uranium Dioxide for Novel Semiconductor Applications, Tory E. Robinson
Variations of Heavy Ion Abundances Relative to Proton Abundances in Large Solar Energetic Particle Events, Joseph F. Round