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Submissions from 2011
Optical Characterization of Large Caliber Muzzle Blast Waves, Bryan J. Steward, Kevin C. Gross, and Glen P. Perram
Reduction of optically observed artillery blast wave trajectories using low dimensionality models, Bryan J. Steward, Kevin C. Gross, and Glen P. Perram
Visible and Near-Infrared Spectra of the Secondary Combustion of a 152 mm Howitzer, Bryan J. Steward, Glen P. Perram, and Kevin C. Gross
Satellite risk analysis literature review, Abbie M. Stovall, Jonathan T. Black, Alfred E. Thal Jr., and Brian Engberg
Development and verification of a pseudospectral forward model for collisional plasma diagnostics, Joshua A. Stults and Richard E. Huffman Jr.
Finite Element Model Tuning with Spatially-Dense 3D Modes, Eric D. Swenson and Jonathan T. Black
Characterization of ballistic impact flashes empirical model development, Thomas P. Talafuse, Raymond R. Hill, and Eric D. Swenson
Comparison of two image and inertial sensor fusion techniques for navigation in unmapped environments, Clark N. Taylor, Michael J. Veth, John F. Raquet, and Mikel M. Miller
Multibeam scintillation cumulative distribution function, Jason A. Tellez and Jason D. Schmidt
Multiple transmitter performance with appropriate amplitude modulation for free-space optical communication, Jason A. Tellez and Jason D. Schmidt
Comparison of measured and predicted bistatic scattering from a right-angle dihedral, Andreas Z. Tempelis, Matthew E. Jussaume, and Julie Ann Jackson
An FPGA System for Detecting Malicious DNS Network Traffic, Brennon Thomas, Barry E. Mullins, Gilbert L. Peterson, and Robert F. Mills
Velocity changing collisions in the laser saturation spectra of 87Rb D2 F" = 2, Douglas E. Thornton, Grady T. Phillips, and Glen P. Perram
Investigating the use of a binary ADC for simultaneous range and velocity processing in a random noise radar, T. Joel Thorson and Geoffrey A. Akers
Biological Investigation of Wing Motion of the Manduca Sexta, Travis B. Tubbs, Anthony N. Palazotto, and Mark A. Willis
Asset management: A systems perspective, Vhance V. Valencia, John M. Colombi, Alfred E. Thal Jr., and William Sitzabee
Development of tunable polarimetric optical scattering instrument from 4.3-9.7 microns, Jason C. Vap, Stephen E. Nauyoks, Thomas Fitzgerald, and Michael A. Marciniak
A Comparative study of spectral detectors, Karmon M. Vongsy and Michael J. Mendenhall
IR Nonlinear Absorption Leading to Laser-induced Damage in Ge & GaSb, Torrey J. Wagner, Matthew J. Bohn, Ronald A. Coutu Jr., L. P. Gonzales, J. M. Murray, K. L. Schepler, and S. Guha
Nano-satellite Gatling-Gun Pulsed Plasma Thruster, Lee I. Watson, Richard D. Branam, Richard E. Huffman Jr., Jurg Zwahlen, and Nathan Rosenblad
Flowfield uncertainty analysis for hypersonic computational fluid dynamics simulations, Andrew B. Weaver, Alina A. Alexeenko, Robert B. Greendyke, and Jose A. Camberos
Flowfield Uncertainty Analysis for Hypersonic Computational Fluid Dynamics Simulations, Andrew B. Weaver, Alina A. Alexeenko, Robert B. Greendyke, and Jose A. Camberos
Use of gravity gradiometry in precision inertial navigation systems, Troy C. Welker, Richard E. Huffman, and Meir Pachter
Improving Occupancy Grid FastSLAM by Integrating Navigation Sensors, Christopher Weyers and Gilbert L. Peterson
Coupling of Gaussian Schell-model beams into single-mode optical fibers, Daniel J. Wheeler and Jason D. Schmidt