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Submissions from 2022
Benefits of Recycling Thermal Spray Waste, Amy E. Silverbush, Jacob M. Denney, and Jeremy Slagley
Probability of Data Leakage and its Impacts on Confidentiality, Paul M. Simon and Scott R. Graham
Pilot Development: An Empirical Mixed-method Analysis, Jonathan Slottje, Jason Anderson, John M. Dickens, and Adam D. Reiman
Computational Based Investigation of Lattice Cell Optimization under Uniaxial Compression Load, Derek G. Spear, Jeremiah S. Lane, Anthony N. Palazotto, and Ryan A. Kemnitz
Testing and Modeling of Cellular Materials, Derek G. Spear and Anthony N. Palazotto
Deep-turbulence Phase Compensation Using Tiled Arrays, Mark F. Spencer and Terry J. Brennan
Supply Chain Resilience: How Autonomous Rovers Empirically Provide Relief to Constrained Flight Line Maintenance Activities, Mary A. Stanton, Jason Anderson, John M. Dickens, and Lance Champagne
A Comparison of Correlation-Agnostic Techniques for Magnetic Navigation, Clark N. Taylor and Josh Hiatt
Increasing Industry Profitability and Cyber Hygiene Utilizing Awareness Progression Methods, John Thebarge, Mark G. Reith, and Wayne C. Henry
AFSIM's pseudo-realtime hybrid simulation software design, J. Scott Thompson and Douglas D. Hodson
Dim cislunar target tracking with GEO- and HEO-based optical sensors, Darren Thornton, Bryan D. Little, Bryan J. Steward, Richard L. Cobb, John M. Colombi, and David Meyer
Aerial Radiation Detection Identification and Measurement System Detector Material Comparison Study, Benjamin C. Troxell, Kacey D. McGee, and Christina L. Dugan
Resonant enhancement of two-photon absorption in rubidium with crossed polarizations, Timothy M. true, Gregory A. Pitz, Christopher A. Rice, and Glen P. Perram
Biomechanical and Psychological Predictors of Failure in the Air Force Physical Fitness Test, Jeffrey Turner, Brent T. Langhals, and Torrey J. Wagner
Machine Learning Land Cover and Land Use Classification of 4-band Satellite Imagery, Lorelei Turner, Torrey J. Wagner, Paul Auclair, and Brent T. Langhals
Robust Error Estimation Based on Factor-Graph Models for Non-Line-of-Sight Localization, O. Arda Vanli and Clark N. Taylor
A Framework to Manage Systems Based on Digital Twin, Ryan B. Walton and Frank W. Ciarallo
Energy Forecasting to Benchmark for Federal Net-zero Objectives under Climate Uncertainty, Scott C. Weiss, Justin D. Delorit, and Christopher M. Chini
The Dufour Effect in Film Cooling Experiments With Foreign Gases, Connor J. Wiese, Jacob P. Anthony Fischer, Carol E. Bryant, and James L. Rutledge
Wavelet Analysis of Variance Box Plot, Jeffrey Williams, Raymond R. Hill, Joseph J. Pignatiello Jr., and Eric Chicken
A fiber tip refractive index sensor featuring a dynamic micromirror, Jeremiah C. Williams and Hengky Chandrahalim
A microturbine flow sensor created on an optical fiber tip using multiphoton nanomachining process, Jeremiah C. Williams, Hengky Chandrahalim, Joseph S. Suelzer, and Nicholas G. Usechak
Multiphoton Nanosculpting of Optical Resonant and Nonresonant Microsensors on Fiber Tips, Jeremiah C. Williams, Hengky Chandrahalim, Joseph S. Suelzer, and Nicholas G. Usechak
Two-Photon Nanomachining of a Micromechanically Enhanced Optical Cavity Sensor on an Optical Fiber Tip, Jeremiah C. Williams, Hengky Chandrahalim, Joseph S. Suelzer, and Nicholas G. Usechak
Beyond the High Ground: A Taxonomy for Earth-Moon System Operations, Adam P. Wilmer and Robert A. Bettinger