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Submissions from 2012

Development and Testing of a Modular Rotating Detonation Engine, Jason Shank, Paul I. King, James Karnesky, Frederick R. Schauer, and John Hoke

Three-axis magnetometer navigation in suburban areas, Jeremiah A. Shockley and John F. Raquet

Degradation Modeling of Polyurea Pavement Markings, William E. Sitzabee, Edward D. White, and Austin W. Dowling

Scaling study of wave rotor turbo normalization of an internal combustion engine, Brandon Smith, Marc D. Polanka, David R. Jacques, and John L. Hoke

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Reliability Aspects in Z-pinned Laminated Composites, Som R. Soni, Mohamed M. Al-Romaihi, Joseph R. Wirthlin, Adedeji B. Badiru, and Stephen Clay

An investigation of stair mode in optical phased arrays using tiled apertures, Mark F. Spencer and Milo W. Hyde IV

Comparison of branch point tolerant wavefront reconstructors in the presence of simulated noise effects, Michael J. Steinbock, Jason D. Schmidt, and Milo W. Hyde IV

Detonation reinitiation by oblique shock reflection, Christopher A. Stevens, Paul I. King, Frederick R. Schauer, and John L. Hoke

Remote discrimination of large-caliber gun firing signatures, Bryan J. Steward, Kenneth W. Bauer, and Glen P. Perram

Characterization and discrimination of large caliber gun blast and flash signatures, Bryan J. Steward, Kevin C. Gross, and Glen P. Perram

Modeling midwave infrared muzzle flash spectra from unsuppressed and flash-suppressed large caliber munitions, Bryan J. Steward, Glen P. Perram, and Kevin C. Gross

Radio-frequency-based anomaly detection for programmable logic controllers in the critical infrastructure, Samuel J. Stone and Michael A. Temple

Network performance impact of access control policies in Tactical Wireless Networks, William M. S. Stout and Rusty O. Baldwin

Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithm determined radar phase codes, Jeremy P. Stringer, Gary B. Lamont, and Geoffrey A. Akers

Radar phase-coded waveform design using MOEAs, Jeremy P. Stringer, Gary B. Lamont, and Geoffrey A. Akers

Plug-and-play satellite: A modularity assessment, Amie C. Stryker and David R. Jacques

Stochastic control of computer networks, Nathan C. Stuckey, Juan R. Vasquez, Scott R. Graham, Kenneth M. Hopkinson, and Peter S. Maybeck

Improved collision modeling for direct simulation Monte Carlo, Sarah Summers and Robert B. Greendyke

Analysis of an RDE with convergent nozzle in preparation for turbine integration, Jonathan Tellefsen, Paul I. King, Frederick R. Schauer, and John L. Hoke

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Flow Measurements Using Particle Image Velocimetry in the Ultracompact Combustor, Levi M. Thomas, Richard D. Branam, and Mark F. Reeder

Near real-time simultaneous range and velocity processing in a random noise radar, T. Joel Thorson and Geoffrey A. Akers

Modelling the AFIT random noise radar, T. Joel Thorson, Peter J. Collins, and Geoffrey A. Akers

Applying the model-based vulnerability assessment technique to interdependent infrastructures, Vhance V. Valencia and Alfred E. Thal Jr.

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Comparison of Coherent and Incoherent Laser Beam Combination for Tactical Engagements, Noah R. Van Zandt, Salvatore J. Cusumano, Richard J. Bartell, Santasri Basu, Jack E. McCrae, and Steven T. Fiorino

Examining epsilon near zero structures through effective medium theory and optical thin film analysis, Jason C. Vap, Michael A. Marciniak, Mark Moran, and Linda Johnson