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Network-Centric Railroading Utilizing Intelligent Railroad Systems

Network-centric railroading and intelligent railroad systems represent a "unified theory of railroading" in which positioning systems, sensors, computers, advanced mathematical methods, and digital communications are used to collect, process, and disseminate information to improve the safety, security, and operational effectiveness of railroads. Intelligent Transportation Systems ITS for highways and mass...

Tags: National Defense University, positioning, theory, network, security, computer

White papers 2005-06-16

Preparing for the Unexpected - Smaller-Scale Contingencies (SSC)

U.S. forces are well trained and equipped to respond to Major Theater Warfare MTW, but the post cold war threats require military operations short of major theater warfare. Smaller-Scale Contingencies SSC encompass the full range of operations short of MTW. In the absence of a traditional great power rival, the...

Tags: National Defense University, U.S.

White papers 2002-06-25

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Disease outbreak would hit state worst

By Tim Carpenter THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL A draft federal environmental report Friday on potential locations for the National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility contained no revelations that would undermine a bid by Kansas State University, state officials said. "There is no one issue...

Articles 2008-06-21

Disease outbreak would hit state worst

By Tim Carpenter THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL A draft federal environmental report Friday on potential locations for the National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility contained no revelations that would undermine a bid by Kansas State University, state officials said. "There is no one issue...

Articles 2008-06-21

Best choice

The Department of Homeland Security hopes to announce in October which of the five sites under consideration will be home to a $450 million National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility. We don't have any special insight into how that decision is going to go, but we think everyone...

Articles 2008-06-14

NSA selects Y. professor

PROVO -- The National Security Agency has selected a Brigham Young University computer science professor to mentor top graduate- level interns working on key national security issues for the U.S. Department of Defense. As this year's distinguished visiting professor, Sean Warnick will mentor top-notch interns from the...

Articles 2008-06-09

'We've done everything we can possibly do'

By Tim Carpenter THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL A coalition in Athens, Ga., wants to locate the National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility on a 67-acre horse pasture owned by the University of Georgia. The Gulf States consortium is convinced the best spot for the...

Articles 2008-06-08

'We've done everything we can possibly do'

By Tim Carpenter THE CAPITAL-JOURNAL A coalition in Athens, Ga., wants to locate the National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility on a 67-acre horse pasture owned by the University of Georgia. The Gulf States consortium is convinced the best spot for the...

Articles 2008-06-08

Sensor technology lab opens in Ponca City

An Oklahoma State University laboratory to investigate and develop sensor technology has opened in Ponca City. About 150 people were on hand Tuesday for the grand opening of the OSU University Multispectral Laboratory. The new laboratory is intended to further the work of OSU...

Articles 2008-06-05

The Princeton Review Announces Partnership with Department of Defense Education Activity to Provide Internet Education Resources to Military Families

NEW YORK, May 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The Princeton Review is partnering with the Department of Defense Education Activity to provide internet resources tailored to the unique educational needs of students from military families who move frequently to perform their military duties. The joint project is called SOAR (Student...

Articles 2008-05-28

Oklahoma City University Law to sponsor climate change seminar in

Oklahoma City University School of Law will sponsor a special climate change seminar in Philadelphia for business leaders in June in conjunction with national law firm Cozen O'Connor. The seminar, "The Risks and Opportunities of Climate Change," is scheduled June 17 at the National Constitution Center in...

Articles 2008-05-22

Measured in blood and treasure, the war in Iraq

"Measured in blood and treasure, the war in Iraq has achieved the status of a major war and a major debacle." --Opening line from a study published by the National Defense University, the Pentagon's premier military educational institute (McClatchy Newspapers, April 18...

Articles 2008-05-20

Calendar of events.(Calendar)

Please submit all listings for conferences, seminars and other events either by fax 301-229-6133 or e-mail: wpcorbett@setasidealert.com. Listings are free and will run through the issue before the event. MAY 19-21 National Defense Industrial Association's Fifth Annual ...

Articles 2008-05-16

Cozen O'Connor, OCU LAW Present June 17 Climate Change Seminar in Philadelphia

Featuring Environmental Defense Fund Pres. Fred Krupp PHILADELPHIA -- Cozen O'Connor's Climate Change Practice and Oklahoma City University School of Law OCU LAW present a free half-day seminar, "The Risks and Opportunities of Climate Change," on Tuesday, June 17, 2008 at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. ...

Articles 2008-05-13

Eternal love

Jamiar Sheikh Tucker pledged his eternal love with Tiffany LaShaun Hawthorne at New Psalmist Baptist Church in Baltimore. The bride is a meeting planner with the National Association of Home Builders. She is a graduate of Xavier University of Louisiana and the College of Notre Dame of Maryland. The groom...

Articles 2008-05-12

African counterterrorism cooperation; assessing regional and subregional initiatives

African counterterrorism cooperation; assessing regional and subregional initiatives. Ed. by Andre Le Sage. Potomac Books, Inc. 2007 229 pages $25.00 Paperback HV6433 Five studies by scholars at US universities or with international non-government organizations...

Articles 2008-05-01

Leading a learning revolution; the story behind Defense Acquisition University's reinvention of training

Leading a learning revolution; the story behind Defense Acquisition University's reinvention of training. Anderson, Frank J. et al. Pfeiffer 2008 278 pages $40.00 Hardcover U408 Its students spend over $270 billion per year on...

Articles 2008-05-01

Iraq; searching for hope, rev. ed

Iraq; searching for hope, rev. ed. White, Andrew. Continuum Publishing Group 2007 182 pages $14.95 Paperback DS79 White served as the international director of the Iraqi Institute of Peace, which was founded in 2003...

Articles 2008-05-01

The United States Congress and national defense, 1915-1939; 3v

The United States Congress and national defense, 1915-1939; 3v. Ferrell, Henry C. Edwin Mellen Pr. 2007 431 pages $229.95 Hardcover E806 Based on his study of the public record in addition to secondary sources,...

Articles 2008-05-01

Outstanding ROTC officers receive Codd Award.(NDIA NEWS: ASSOCIATION BRIEFS)(Reserve Officers' Training Corps)(Colonel Leo A. Codd Memorial Award)(Brief article)

The National Defense Industrial Association announced the winners of its annual Colonel Leo A. Codd Memorial Award for 2007, which recognizes outstanding junior officers in ROTC programs throughout the United States. First through third place winners are recognized in the Army, Navy ...

Articles 2008-05-01