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Eric Bier, Theresa O'Connell, Yee-Yin Choong, Christiaan Royer, Randy Gobbel
Intelligence analysts regularly face difficult tasks. Given many potentially relevant documents and facts, they must find the most relevant, organize them, and
Craig I. Schlenoff, Zeid Kootbally, Rajmohan Madhavan
PRIDE is a hierarchical multiresolutional framework for moving object prediction that incorporates multiple prediction algorithms into a single, unifying
Kirt A. Page, Derek L. Patton, Rui Huang, Christopher Stafford
In the past several years there have been a number of advances in the understanding of the physics of polymer thin films. However, there still remains a wide
There is a lack of widely-accepted analyst-centered metrics for evaluating analysts¿ experiences with interactive information visualizations for analysis. We
Nobuhiko Fukushima, Naoko Tajima, Kensei Ehara, Hiromu Sakurai, Kevin Coakley
The Aerosol Particle Mass Analyzer (APM), can classify particles according to their mass-to-charge ratio. The utility of the APM has been confirmed; the APM has
Pierre-Alain Auroux, Darwin R. Reyes-Hernandez, Jayna J. Shah, Michael Gaitan
We report 100% yield and 40% reaction-time reduction for on-chip DNA amplification using microwave dielectric heating. A passivation protocol has also been
Paul A. Williams, Nathan R. Newbury, William C. Swann
We demonstrate transmission of narrow-linewidth cw laser light (1535 nm) from a cavity-stabilized fiber laser over 251 km of single-mode optical fiber (76 km
William C. Swann, Ian R. Coddington, John Mcferran, Nathan R. Newbury
Fiber laser frequency combs can provide a series of optical lines that span the spectrum from 1 to 2 υm. By tightly locking the frequency comb to an optical
There are orders of magnitude differences between the ~0.1 % (k=2) uncertainty of NIST reference detector calibrations and the uncertainty of night vision (NV)
Brian C. Stanton, Mary F. Theofanos, Shahram Orandi, Ross J. Micheals, Nien F. Zhang
Despite the increased deployment of biometric technologies in United States government applications, not enough attention is being paid to the human factors
M Yarbrough, M Feinholz, S Flora, Terrance Houlihan, B. Carol Johnson, Yong S. Kim, Marilyn Y. Murphy, Michael Ondrusek, D K. Clark
The solar normalized water-leaving spectral radiance is a basic ocean color remote-sensing parameter required for the vicarious calibration and bio-optical
Chiara F. Ferraris, M R. Geiker, Nicos Martys, N V. Muzzatti
Fluid flow patterns in traditional rotational rheometers are generally well known and rheological parameters such as viscosity can be easily calculated from
Vinod Anandarajah, Naveen Kalappa, Julien L. Baboud, Ya-Shian Li-Baboud, James Moyne
In today's fabs, coordination of time-based information throughout the factory and enterprise has become necessary. This has driven the need to have time
David W. Allen, Maritoni A. Litorja, Steven W. Brown, Joseph P. Rice, Yuqin Zong
Portable hyperspectral imagers are becoming commonly available as a commercial product. A liquid crystal tunable filter based CCD imager was evaluated and
Distributed sensor networks are emerging technology for building applications in control and condition monitoring of equipment and machinery in government and
Today's avionics systems depend more and more on software from many sources: vendors, subcontractors, in-house, and open source. System interactions are exposed
Water calorimetry that directly measures the temperature rise (at the mK level) due to radiation heating is used as a primary standard for therapy-level gamma
Igor Vayshenker, John H. Lehman, David J. Livigni, Joshua A. Hadler
We discuss the results of intramural comparisons of NIST laser and optical fiber power meter (OFPM) measurements, and the results of OFPM comparisons between
Cynthia H. Reed, Steven J. Nabinger, Andrew K. Persily, Victor Henzel
The performance of gaseous air cleaners for commercial and residential buildings has typically been evaluated using test protocols developed for a controlled
Ronald G. Dixson, Ndubuisi G. Orji, James E. Potzick, Joseph Fu, Michael W. Cresswell, Richard A. Allen, S J. Smith, Anthony J. Walton
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has a multifaceted program in AFM dimensional metrology. Two major instruments are being used for
Bruno Boulbry, J C. Ramella-Roman, Thomas A. Germer
We present a method for calibrating polarimeters that uses a set of well-characterized reference polarizations and makes no assumptions about the optics
Non-imaging optical critical dimension (OCD) techniques have rapidly become a preferred method for measuring nanoscale features in semiconductors. OCD relies
Subscriber Identity Modules (SIMs) are a fundamental standardized component of most cell phones used worldwide. A SIM can be removed from a phone handset and
The IEEE 1588 standard specifies a protocol enabling precise synchronization of clocks in measurement and control systems implemented with technologies such as
This paper describes the microwave scattering parameter (s-parameter) and power measurement services available at NIST. This includes what is measured in each
Flow-level performance of fair bandwidth sharing protocols under random flow arrivals/departures is not sufficiently understood due to intractability of the
B Lindseth, P Schwindt, John E. Kitching, D Fischer, V Shusterman
The development of clinical applications of magnetocardiography has been impeded by the large size of the magnetic-field measurement systems. Here we present