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ITT Exelis to Provide Anti-Jam GPS Antennas for Canadian Military

Details: 08 May 2013 | By ITT Exelis | 142

ITT Exelis has been selected by Raytheon UK and the Canadian Department of National Defence to provide anti-jam GPS antenna arrays for several Canadian airborne military platforms. The N79 Controlled Reception Pattern Antenna (CRPA), which will be used on fixed and rotary-wing aircraft, prevents deliberate jamming and unintentional interference of timing signals when integrated with anti-jam GPS systems such as the Raytheon Navshield system.

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Report Urges Australian Forces to Prepare for Climate Change

Details: 25 March 2013 | By Australian Strategic Policy Institute | 192

The report, authored by Anthony Press, Anthony Bergin, and Eliza Garnsey, argues that the downstream implications of climate change are forcing Defence to become involved in mitigation and response tasks. Defence’s workload here will increase, so we need a new approach.

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Army Researchers Develop Better Remote Sensors

Details: 27 February 2013 | By U.S. Army | 197

Robert Pazda says his team within the U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center is accustomed to having to fit 10 pounds of equipment into a five-pound bag. But his team's latest project -- the Global Strike Near Real Time Battle Data Assessment System -- could change all that.

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Detailed Geospatial Data Provides Soldiers Greater Technology, In Less Time

Details: 28 February 2013 | By U.S. Army | 204

The Sept. 11, 2012, attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya reinforced the need for U.S. Army Africa to have at its fingertips the ability to draw upon the most up-to-date detailed maps and imagery of any given region at a moment's notice. Project Manager Mission Command, or PM MC, is helping to streamline the delivery of maps and imagery through the use of specialized geospatial products that work with the Army's primary mission command information system, known as Command Post of the Future, known as CPOF.

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ESCAP and UNITAR Assist Countries in the Use of Geospatial Information for Disaster Risk Management

Details: 20 February 2013 | By ESCAP | 173

The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) are joining forces to provide better and more comprehensive satellite imagery to countries in the Asia-Pacific region, in order to assist with disaster risk management.

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