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ORCIDICMCIS 2024: Koblenz, Germany
- International Conference on Military Communication and Information Systems, ICMCIS 2024, Koblenz, Germany, April 23-24, 2024. IEEE 2024, ISBN 979-8-3503-7319-6
- Fabian Fritz, Alessia Cornaggia-Urrigshardt, Lukas Henneke, Frank Kurth, Kevin Wilkinghoff:
Analyzing the Impact of HF-Specific Signal Degradation on Automatic Speech Recognition. 1-10 - Ilkka Rinne, Sanna Hautala:
Detecting and Analysing Open Geodata Reconnaissance Targeting Critical Infrastructure. 1-8 - Nils Auler, Christoph Fuchs, Bertram Schütz, Daniel Weber:
Evaluating the Potential of Multipath TCP in Tactical Communications. 1-7 - Karel Pärlin, Taneli Riihonen, Matias Turunen, Vincent Le Nir, Marc Adrat:
Distributed Cooperative Jamming with Multi - Reference Known - Interference Cancellation. 1-7 - Alessandro Amato, Harrie Bastiaansen, Willem Datema, Mattia Fogli, Roberto Fronteddu, Raffaele Galliera, Johan van der Geest, Thomas Kudla, Pablo Sanchez, Niranjan Suri
, Susan Watson:
A Performance Cost/Benefit Analysis of Adaptive Computing in the Tactical Edge. 1-8 - Anna Madison, Ellen R. Novoseller, Vinicius G. Goecks, Benjamin T. Files, Nicholas R. Waytowich, Alfred Yu, Vernon J. Lawhern, Steven Thurman, Christopher Kelshaw, Kaleb McDowell:
Scalable Interactive Machine Learning for Future Command and Control. 1-10 - Konstantin Schwalm, Stefan Couturier, Marc Adrat:
On the Influence of Beamwidth on Jammed Tactical Radio Communication with Beam Misalignment. 1-6 - Tanya S. Paul, Daniel Lafond:
Adjustable Control for Enhanced Interoperability of Human-Autonomy Teaming Within ISR Operations. 1-10 - Eliott Guffens, Vincent Le Nir, Ben Lauwens, Mathias Becquaert:
UAVs as Relay Nodes: Positioning Method for Heterogeneous Wireless Networks. 1-7 - Louis F. Weyland, Maarten P. D. Schadd, Henk C. Henderson:
Exploring the Fidelity of Synthetic Data for Decision Support Systems in Military Applications. 1-8 - Fahrettin Gökgöz, Alessia Cornaggia-Urrigshardt, Kevin Wilkinghoff:
Strong Label Generation for Preparing Speech Data in Military Applications Using CTC Loss. 1-7 - Jonathan Cawalla, Rituja Pardhi:
Graph Reinforcement Learning for Courses of Action Analysis. 1-9 - Kaho Wan, David B. Skillicorn, Christian Leuprecht:
Link Analysis of Conflict through Signed Spectral Embedding: The Russo-Ukrainian War. 1-10 - Vinicius G. Goecks, Nicholas R. Waytowich:
COA-GPT: Generative Pre-Trained Transformers for Accelerated Course of Action Development in Military Operations. 1-10 - Aleksi Vihelä, Matias Turunen, Mikko Heino, Taneli Riihonen:
Adaptive RF Self-interference Canceller Control and Spectrum Sensing in Full-Duplex EW Radio. 1-7 - Johannes F. Loevenich, Erik Adler, Rémi Mercier, Alexander Velazquez, Roberto Rigolin F. Lopes:
Design of an Autonomous Cyber Defence Agent using Hybrid AI models. 1-10 - Bjørnar Libæk:
Slotted Contention Access for a Frequency Hopping Narrowband Waveform. 1-9 - Heikki Kokkinen, Mika Järvenpää, Sami Peltotalo, Arto Reis-Kivinen:
Experiment of Dynamic Spectrum Management for 5G Drone-Based Tactical Bubble. 1-10 - Kaleb McDowell, Ellen R. Novoseller, Anna Madison, Vinicius G. Goecks, Christopher Kelshaw:
Re-Envisioning Command and Control. 1-7 - Ate Penders, Max van der Horst, Alex van der Linden, Maurits de Graaf, Thomas B. Quillinan, Gregor Pavlin:
A Secure Information Management and Interoperability Framework: Enabling Distributed Fusion Engines for Military IoT Applications. 1-10 - Sean Kloth, Paulo H. L. Rettore, Philipp Zißner, Bruno P. Santos, Peter Sevenich:
Towards a Cyber Defense System in Software-Defined Tactical Networks. 1-8 - Vitor Duque, Jan Lewandowsky, Marc Adrat, Till Hardenbicker, Peter Jax:
Autoencoders for Signal Enhancement in Communication Systems. 1-9 - Sebastian Stucken, Hans-Christian Schmitz:
Reconnaissance Target Detection. 1-9 - Lars Lundberg, Alexander Westerhagen, Dragos Ilie, Håkan Grahn, Bo Granbom:
Dynamic Forward Error Correction Coding to Avoid Detection in Airborne Tactical Networks. 1-7 - Nico de Reus, Maarten P. D. Schadd, Thomas M. Maaiveld, Damian Domela Nieuwenhuis Nyegaard, Artiom A. van den Broek, Jasper van der Waa, Athanasios Trantas:
Generating Explainable Military Courses of Action. 1-10 - Kalin Kopanov, Tatiana Atanasova:
From Open Source Data to Intelligence: Leveraging AI and Big Data for Insights on the Russia-Ukraine Conflict. 1-7 - Paulo H. L. Rettore, Philipp Zißner, Roberto Rigolin F. Lopes, Johannes Loevenich, Peter Sevenich:
Adaptive QoS Mechanisms for Control and Data Planes of Software-Defined Tactical Networks. 1-10 - Jordi Mongay Batalla, Konrad Wrona, David Brown, Fabian Wiacek, Urmas Ruuto, Tomasz Wichary:
Threat Assessment of 5G Networks for Military Applications. 1-10
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