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ORCIDICMCIS 2022: Udine, Italy
- Gian Luca Foresti, Carlo Drioli:
International Conference on Military Communication and Information Systems, ICMCIS 2022, Udine, Italy, 17-18 May 2022. Procedia Computer Science 205, Elsevier 2022 - Roberto Fronteddu, Alessandro Morelli
, Niranjan Suri:
Enhancing network link state estimation by incorporating passive packet pair measurement into the Mockets transport protocol. 1-9 - Ali Yilmaz Yildirim, Stefan Couturier, Konstantin Schwalm, Marc Adrat, Christiane Antweiler, Peter Jax:
Spectrum Monitoring Based on Error Vector Magnitude and Received Signal Strength Indicator. 10-19 - Andrea Toma, Niccolò Cecchinato, Carlo Drioli, Giuseppe Oliva, Giovanni Ferrin, Gianluigi Sechi, Gian Luca Foresti:
Onboard Audio and Video Processing for Secure Detection, Localization, and Tracking in Counter-UAV Applications. 20-27 - Johannes F. Loevenich, Paulo H. L. Rettore, Roberto Rigolin Ferreira Lopes, Aleksandr Sergeev:
A Bayesian Inference Model for Dynamic Neighbor Discovery in Tactical Networks. 28-38 - Arvid Kok, Anouk van Wingerden, Adelica Ndoni, Michael Street:
Carbon-dating Articles with Transformer Series. 39-49 - Niccolò Cecchinato, Andrea Toma, Carlo Drioli, Giuseppe Oliva, Gianluigi Sechi, Gian Luca Foresti:
A Secure Real-time Multimedia Streaming through Robust and Lightweight AES Encryption in UAV Networks for Operational Scenarios in Military Domain. 50-57 - Agnius Birutis, Anders Mykkeltveit:
Practical Jamming of a Commercial 5G Radio System at 3.6 GHz. 58-67 - Andrew Coyle, Amar Gupta, Benjamin Campbell:
RDMST- A Novel Distributed Topology Control Algorithm for Low Probability of Detection Mobile Communication Networks. 68-77 - Niranjan Suri, Ronald in 't Velt, Maggie R. Breedy, Eelco Cramer, Jan Nilsson, Kelvin M. Marcus, Alessandro Morelli, Roberto Fronteddu:
To Forward or not to Forward: Considerations on and Experiments with Network Layer Forwarding in Combination with Middleware Services for Group Communications. 78-87 - Jerzy Lopatka, Tuomas Paso, Raphaël Massin, Xavier Leturc:
Multi band efficient networks for ad hoc communications. 88-96 - Riccardo D'Ercole, Ivana Ilic Mestric, Giavid Valiyev, Michael Street, Peter J. Lenk:
Classifying news articles in multiple languages: leveraging context aware models. 97-106 - Jimmi Grönkvist, Anders Hansson, Kristoffer Hägglund, Arwid Komulainen, Mattias Sköld:
Low-altitude UAVs for significantly increased data rate in tactical ad hoc networks. 107-116 - Michael Street, Ivana Ilic Mestric, Adelica Ndoni, Peter J. Lenk, John Teufert, Nuno Figueiredo:
Data Driven decision support during COVID. 117-126 - Yann Maret, Mohsin Raza, Franck Legendre, Junyuan Wang, Nik Bessis:
Investigation of a GNN approach to mitigate congestion in a realistic MANET scenario. 127-136 - Jacques M. Perry, Raffaele Galliera, Niranjan Suri:
A Machine Learning Approach to the Determination of Value of Information to Operators and Applications on the Tactical Edge. 137-146 - Mariann Hauge, Martin Asprusten, Tore J. Berg, André J. Bøhm:
A Cloud-based experimentation and analysis framework for services at the tactical edge. 147-156 - Wouter ten Brink, Bogdan Vasilache, Konrad S. Wrona, Niranjan Suri:
Towards integration of Command and Control systems with Internet of Things. 157-166 - Alexander Hamilton, Jack Barnett, Amy-Mae Hobbs, Konstantinos Pelekanakis, Roberto Petroccia, Ivor Nissen, Dennis Galsdorf:
Towards Secure and Interoperable Underwater Acoustic Communications: Current Activities in NATO IST-174 Research Task Group. 167-178 - Miika Vuorenmaa, Mikko Heino, Matias Turunen, Taneli Riihonen:
RF self-interference canceller prototype for 100-W full-duplex operation at 225-400 MHz. 179-187 - Erlend Larsen, Håkon Vågsether, Lars Landmark:
Freezing Unicast Paths in Sensor Swarms. 188-197 - Michael A. Rupar, Erlend Larsen, H. Bugra Saglam, Julian A. Savin, Sami Peltotalo, Berk Gurdil:
Scenarios for BLOS Connectivity. 198-207 - Piotr Pyda, Michal Przywuski, Tomasz Dalecki, Joanna Sliwa:
Efficiency of Virtual Machine Replication in the Data Center. 208-217 - Alessia Cornaggia-Urrigshardt, Fahrettin Gökgöz, Frank Kurth, Hans-Christian Schmitz, Kevin Wilkinghoff:
Speech Recognition Lab. 218-228 - Jessica N. A. Campbell, Anthony W. Isenor, Martha Dais Ferreira:
Detection of invalid AIS messages using machine learning techniques. 229-238 - Raffaele Galliera, Niranjan Suri:
Object Detection at the Edge: Off-the-shelf Deep Learning Capable Devices and Accelerators. 239-248 - Jonas J. Schöttler, Claus C. Otto, Willi Großmann, Oliver Niggemann:
Opportunities of AI for maritime forces in an in- and outward-looking view. 249-257 - Pawel Skokowski, Jan M. Kelner, Krzysztof Malon, Krzysztof Maslanka, Agnius Birutis, Miguel A. Vazquez, Souradip Saha, Warren Low, Agnieszka Czapiewska, Jaroslaw Magiera, Piotr Rajchowski, Slawomir J. Ambroziak:
Jamming and jamming mitigation for selected 5G military scenarios. 258-267 - Lotte Konings, Titia Kuipers, Sanne Thepass:
Applying the agent-based modeling approach to evaluate future communication strategies in dispersed operations in a complex environment. 268-277 - Felix Govaers, Wolfgang Koch:
Distributed Sequential Likelihood Ratio Test for Track Confirmation in Non-Linear Scenarios. 278-288 - Thorsten Aurisch:
Training of cyber defense agents in tactical inter-organizational networks by using federated learning. 289-299 - Elisabetta Zuanelli:
Cybersecurity ontology and defense solutions: the POC platform. 300-309
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