AHPCRC Technical Areas
TA3: Computational Battlefield Network and Information Sciences
Lead: George Papanicolaou (Stanford)
Civilian wireless communications networks must provide reliability and mobility, while accommodating many applications (voice, data, images, navigation) within available bandwidth. Military networks require all of this, plus security, stealth, resistance to hostile interference, and the ability to set up ad hoc networks in a variety of environments. Computer modeling aids in designing complex wireless communications networks for optimum security and effectiveness. HPCs incorporated into operating networks provide fine-tuning and real-time adaptability to changing circumstances.
More information on TA3 (this link goes to a separate Stanford website)...
Graphic, Left: Network connectivity map. Right: User mobility map.
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3–1: Information Dissemination and Aggregation under Mobility
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3–2: Robust Wireless Communications in Complex Environments
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3–3: Secure Sensor Data Dissemination and Aggregation
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3–4: Antenna Front-End and Receiver Technology for
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