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Submissions from 2015
Principal Component Reconstruction Error for Hyperspectral Anomaly Detection, James A. Jablonski, Trevor J. Bihl, and Kenneth W. Bauer
Autonomous Flight Path Planning for Traffic Monitoring in Wireless Sensor Networks, Nidal M. Jodeh and Richard G. Cobb
Optimal Airborne Trajectories for Data Collection from Wireless Sensor Networks by Direct Collocation Methods, Nidal M. Jodeh, Richard G. Cobb, and Riley A. Livermore
Developing a CubeSat Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE) Reference Model - interim status, David Kaslow, Louise Anderson, Sharan Asundi, Bradley J. Ayres, Curtis Iwata, Bungo Shiotani, and Robert E. Thompson
Pursuit on a Graph Using Partial Information, Kalyanam Krishnamoorthy, David W. Casbeer, P. Chandler, and Meir Pachter
Tunable pressure sensing applications of a MEMS buckled membrane, Robert A. Lake and Ronald A. Coutu Jr.
Using Cross-Linked SU-8 to Flip-Chip Bond, Assemble, and Package MEMS Devices, Robert A. Lake and Ronald A. Coutu Jr.
Assessing Predictive Ability of Three Auroral Precipitation Models using DMSP Energy Flux, Cory T. Lane, Ariel O. Acebal, and Yihua Zheng
Experimental validation of external load effects on micro-contact performance and reliability, Tod V. Laurvick and Ronald A. Coutu Jr.
Micro-contact performance and reliability under low frequency, low amplitude, alternating current (AC) test conditions, Tod V. Laurvick and Ronald A. Coutu Jr.
Development of Methods for Characterization of Hydrodynamic Ram Cavity Dynamics, Andrew J. Lingenfelter and David Liu
Multidimensional Tensor Array Analysis of Multiphase Flow during a Hydrodynamic Ram Event, Andrew J. Lingenfelter and David Liu
Mechanical logic using MEMS, Jimmy J. Lohrman, Christopher Kodama, Robert A. Lake, and Tod V. Laurvick
Performance Evaluations of Quantum Key Distribution System Architectures, Logan O. Mailloux, Michael R. Grimaila, Douglas D. Hodson, Gerald B. Baumgartner, and Colin V. Mclaughlin
A Modeling Framework for Studying Quantum Key Distribution System Implementation Nonidealities, Logan O. Mailloux, Jeffrey D. Morris, Michael R. Grimaila, Douglas D. Hodson, David R. Jacques, John M. Colombi, Colin V. Mclaughlin, and Jennifer A. Holes
Estimating index of refraction from polarimetric hyperspectral imagery, Jacob A. Martin and Kevin C. Gross
New transitions and feeding of the Jπ=(8+) isomer in 186Re, David A. Matters, Nikolaos Fotiades, James J. Carroll, Christopher J. Chiara, John W. McClory, Toshihiko Kawano, Ronald O. Nelson, and Matthew Devlin
Human Skin Detection in the Visible and Near Infrared, Michael J. Mendenhall, Abel S. Nunez, and Richard K. Martin
Acquisition Challenge: The Importance of Incompressibility in Comparing Learning Curve Models, Justin R. Moore, John J. Elshaw, Adedeji B. Badiru, and Jonathan D. Ritschel
Design and Characterization of a Space-based Imaging Experiment Computer Unit, Jason D. Niederhauser, Jonathan T. Black, and Carl R. Hartsfield
Statistical analysis and comparison of linear regression attacks on the advanced encryption standard, Hiren J. Patel, Christine M. Schubert Kabban, Rusty O. Baldwin, and David P. Montminy
Stability Properties in Department of Defense Contracts: Answering the Controversy, Jacob L. Petter, Jonathan D. Ritschel, and Edward D. White
IFTS for Harmonically Unsteady Combustion, Michael R. Rhoby and Kevin C. Gross
Increased ambiguity resolution in digital radio frequency receivers, John Rice, Robert F. Mills, and Michael A. Temple
Using Information-theoretic Principles to Analyze and Evaluate Complex Adaptive Supply Network Architectures, Joshua V. Rodewald, John M. Colombi, Kyle F. Oyama, and Alan W. Johnson