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 | ROBOTS ON THE BATTLEFIELD
When historians turn their gaze on the questions of defence in this first half of the 21st century, they will observe that military robots brought in something brand new to the world of ...Read more > | 301 Pages 3.17 MB |
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 | COMPRESSIVE SENSING FOR DOD SENSOR SYSTEMS
During its 2012 Summer Study, JASON was asked by ASDR&E (Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and
Engineering) to consider how compressed sensing may be applied to Department of Defense systems, emphasizing
radar because installations on small platforms can have duty cycles limited by average transmit ...Read more > | 129 Pages 3.16 MB |
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 | REQUIREMENTS FOR DEEP PACKET INSPECTION IN NEXT GENERATION NETWORKS
This Recommendation specifies the requirements for Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) in Next
Generation Networks (NGN). This Recommendation primarily specifies the requirements for
Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) entities in NGN, addressing, in particular, aspects such as
application identification, flow identification, inspected traffic types, signature management,
reporting to the network management system (NMS) and interaction with the policy decision
functional ...Read more > | 110 Pages 1.32 MB |
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 | FUTURE NETWORKS INCLUDING MOBILE AND NGN
This Recommendation specifies the requirements for Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) in Next
Generation Networks (NGN). This Recommendation primarily specifies the requirements for Deep
Packet Inspection (DPI) entities in NGN, addressing, in particular, aspects such as application
identification, flow identification, inspected traffic types, signature management, reporting to the
network management system (NMS) and interaction with the policy decision functional ...Read more > | 87 Pages 1.38 MB |
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 | TECHNOLOGICAL SOVEREIGNTY IN ICT
The discussions on strategic implications of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) revolved around attaining technological sovereignty and indigenous development through combined partnership of public and private sector ...Read more > | 23 Pages 414.49 KB |
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 | SCIENCE VS. THE ART OF WAR
People generally do not feel comfortable with uncertainty.
Hence, there is a constant search in lifeincluding
in the militaryfor deriving various principles
or rule sets and making things more controllable and
predictable. Since ancient ...Read more > | 9 Pages 1.51 MB |
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 | ACQUISITION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Information technology (IT) offers immense capability in terms of agility, flexibility, responsiveness, and effectiveness. It enables nearly all of our military combat capability and has become a necessary element of our most critical warfare systems. However, there is growing concern within Congress and among Department of Defense (DOD) leadership that the nation’s military advantage may be eroding. The deliberate process through which weapon systems and information technology are acquired by ...Read more > | 109 Pages 7.80 MB |
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 | RISK AND RESPONSIBILITY IN A HYPERCONNECTED WORLD
Many leaders in business, civil society and government realize that for the worlds
economy to fully derive the value inherent in technological innovation, a robust,
coordinated system of global cyber resilience is essential to effectively mitigate the risk of ...Read more > | 40 Pages 1.65 MB |
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 | GOOD DATA GOOD GOVERNANCE
It is apt to start with an allegory. A school management body decides to rent out the school building as a function hall during the non operational ...Read more > | 57 Pages 3.01 MB |
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