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Month: March 2019

AVIATION

Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve F-16 Aircraft to Receive Latest Generation DIGAR

March 29, 2019 Managing Editor

The U.S. Air Force Life Cycle Management Center has chosen Rockwell Collins to provide its latest-generation Digital GPS Anti-Jam Receiver (DIGAR) for its Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve F-16 aircraft operating in contested, […]

ENERGY

DARPA Tests Wind Sensor for Stratospheric Balloons

March 28, 2019 Managing Editor

DARPA is testing a wind sensor that could allow devices in its Adaptable Lighter-Than-Air (ALTA) balloon program to spot wind speed and direction from a distance and then make the necessary adjustments to stay in […]

CITIES

Sandia National Labs and Emera Technologies To Mainstream Community-Scale Direct Current Microgrids

March 27, 2019 Managing Editor

An 18-month Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA) has been signed between Sandia National Laboratories and Emera Technologies of Canada. Sandia and Emera Technologies will work on making clean, community-scale direct current microgrids mainstream. “Alternating […]

CITIES

Operation Barracuda Tests Ireland’s Primary Responders

March 26, 2019 Managing Editor

Garda, the police service of the Republic of Ireland, specialist response units, the National Ambulance Service, the Defense Forces, the Dublin Fire Brigade, and 50 actors recently held a major emergency training exercise simulating a […]

AI & DATA

Crimes Involving Drones Prompt Study of Drone Forensics

March 25, 2019 Managing Editor

Recent crimes involving drones have heightened the need for the study of drone forensics, which enables investigators to retrieve photos and videos taken by the drone, along with GPS coordinates of flight paths and user […]

MARITIME

South Korea’s Navy To Use Lithium Ion Battery In New Submarines

March 22, 2019 Managing Editor

South Korea’s Navy will use lithium-ion batteries in its newest submarines, claiming they can double the operational hours compared to those using lead-acid batteries. The lithium-ion batteries were created by five research bodies and six […]

ENERGY

Nebraska Public Power District Partners with Wärtsilä and Lappeenranta University of Technology To Study Alternative Fuels

March 18, 2019 Managing Editor

Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) is partnering with Wärtsilä, a Finnish corporation which manufactures and services power sources and other equipment in the marine and energy markets, and Finland’s Lappeenranta University of Technology to study […]

ELECTRONICS

US Navy Elevates Electronic Warfare and Underlying Electromagnetic Spectrum to “Warfighting Battle Space”

March 12, 2019 Managing Editor

A recently approved directive by the U.S. Navy has formally elevated electronic warfare and the underlying electromagnetic spectrum to the status of a “warfighting battle space” equivalent to its sea, air, land, space, and cyber […]

DRONES

Using Drones to Inspect Subsurface Damage in Composite Aircraft Materials

March 11, 2019 Managing Editor

Researchers at the Australian Defense Science and Technology Group are investigating the potential of using drones to inspect subsurface damage in composite aircraft materials. Composites materials are increasingly used in aircraft construction as they possess […]

DRONES

New South Wales Legislative Assembly Passes Amendment, Bans Drones Over State Prisons

March 8, 2019 Managing Editor

In Australia, The New South Wales Legislative Assembly recently passed the Crimes (Administration of Sentences) Legislation Amendment Bill 2018 banning drones from being flown above the state’s prisons and juvenile detention centers. Corrections Minister, David […]

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