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DSIAC subject matter experts (SMEs) from the Georgia Tech Research Institute involved in Naval MCM development efforts provided a brief discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of current and developmental imaging and non-imaging technologies employed…
DSAIC staff performed a technology survey of potentially useful, commercially available instruments/systems for laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS), as well literature searches in the DTIC R&E Gateway and open sources for different useful research techniques. A list of…
The Defense Systems Information Analysis Center (DSIAC) staff was tasked with researching solutions to detect, counter/spoof, and neutralize commercial off-the-shelf passive infrared (PIR) motion sensors. A list of possible active and passive countermeasures to…
Picture a tray. On the tray is an assortment of shapes: Some cubes, others spheres. The shapes are made from a variety of different materials and represent an assortment of sizes. In total, there are,…
Picture a tray. On the tray is an assortment of shapes: Some cubes, others spheres. The shapes are made from a variety of different materials and represent an assortment of sizes. In total, there are, perhaps, eight objects. My question: “Looking at the objects, are there an equal number of large things and metal spheres?”
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, MD — To prepare for the future battlefield, the Army has defined a concept for its next generation of combat vehicles. These vehicles, encompassing a family of new platforms, will have advanced capabilities to ensure continued overmatch against adversaries for decades and beyond. Enhanced survivability is critical for these vehicles and will