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21 July 2000 Unattended-ground-sensor-related technologies: an Army perspective
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Historically, unattended ground sensors have played a limited role in Army operations. Applications included perimeter surveillance and monitoring troop movement along established routes. Advancements in communications, sensors, and computer technology are making larger scale applications feasible. Several Army science and technology programs are maturing technologies that will enable sensor networks to be deployed on the battlefield. Such networks will fill in information voids thus providing unprecedented situational understanding of the battlefield.
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Larry B. Stotts "Unattended-ground-sensor-related technologies: an Army perspective", Proc. SPIE 4040, Unattended Ground Sensor Technologies and Applications II, (21 July 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.392557
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Unattended ground sensors

Target detection

Acoustics

Magnetic sensors

Sensor networks

Infrared sensors

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