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123793
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2013.
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Nowhere is communications between air and ground more critical than in the close air support (CAS) environment. CAS remains an extremely demanding process involving the integration of information from many sources and the repid establishment of a common mental picture of the battlefield between, for example, a tactical leader who needs support, a joint terminal attack controller (JTAC) and the pilot of a strike aircraft, attack helicopter or armed UAV who need talking onto the target.
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102197
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089740
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2009.
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The revolution in communication technology could be said to have happened with the advent of the Internet and Mobile phones. Over the last three to four decades the mobile telephone technology has shown exponential growth. Today, this mode of communication has been used almost in every facet of life. It has significant amount of utility for the armed forces too. Moreover, this technology has become very handy for various non-state actors. In the recent past there are varous incidents where few terrorist groups have used this technology to their advantage. This article attempts to analyze how terrorists groups are cleverly using modern means of communication to their advantage with major emphasis on mobile phones.
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001949
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The Hague, Kluwer Law International, 1999.
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xvi,285p.
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9041111433
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125439
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2013.
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The 21st century is rightly dubbed as an information age. Endless information is readily available made possible by interconnection of billions of computers systems globally over a backbone of networks commonly referred to as the internet the growing reliance on laptops, computer systems, ipads and smart phone to perform most of our tasks has created a parallel world the cyber world.
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056500
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129706
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056511
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131038
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2014.
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In August 2013, India successfully launched its latest dedicated defence satellite GSAT-7. Planned to serve as an exclusive defence satellite for the Indian Navy, the satellite, as Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), boasted of its safety and reliable communication. Although ISRO, which is popularly seen as a civilian space agency, could not openly accept the defence usage of this satellite, analysts claim that this satellite will serve as a force multiplier and help navy in networking all its warships, submarines and aircrafts with its ground based assets. The satellite will help the Indian Navy strengthen its blue water combat capabilities. This advanced multi-band communication satellite was launched by Ariane-5 launch vehicle of Arianespace from Kourou, French Guiana.
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100517
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132084
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2014.
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Some fifty years ago the technocrats of those times organized an exhibition in the world fair of New York dedicating it to man's achievement on a shrinking globe in an expanding universe'. Celebrated science fiction writer Isaac Asimov visited this exhibition. Highly excited, he wrote an article about how the world would be 50 years on; in 2014. He wrote: 'communication will become sight-sound and you will see as you will hear the person you telephone. The screen (of the phone) can be used not only to see the people you call but also for studying document and photograph and reading passage from the books'.
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126785
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2013.
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Under the national strategy of a "let informatisation drive industrialisation, and let industrialisation promote informatisation", China's electronic information industry has achieved continuous and dramatic development during the last three decades. It has now become one of the most essential pillar industries for China's national economy. However, severe pollution issues and environmental challenges emerge at different stages throughout the lifecycle of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) products, from their design, development, and manufacturing to use and to disposal. Evidence shows that much effort has been put to increase industrial profit margin, improve indigenous innovation, and overcome the negative effects of the 2008 financial crisis on China's electronic information industry. Nevertheless, environmental issues have traditionally received less attention from industrial manufacturers and users of ICT products (e.g. CEOs, managers and employees of companies, and individual citizens). China is still in its infant stage in building up a green electronic information industry. This paper discusses and highlights the importance and impacts of current environmental challenges faced by the electronic information industry, as well as to propose the implementation of Green ICT as a key strategy to ensure environmental-friendly use of ICT equipments and thus maintain sustainable development of this industry in the long term.
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076468
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051903
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May 2004.
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It is believed that the main causes of poverty in Thailand are the lack of knowledge and management skills. This belief is confirmed by the UN's Millennium Development Goals in which Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) are identified as suitable instruments for poverty reduction. If people and communities are empowered with ICT to access information and knowledge, they can use these tools as a base for education, analysis, thinking, and problem solving. Using ICTs can also lead to the creation of a knowledge-based society for accelerating broad-based growth and for poverty reduction.
In this paper, the author provides a number of practical examples from the study "IT for Poverty Reduction" in Thailand, carried out by the National Electronics and Computer Technology Center. With an appropriate sequencing of the projects, as planned and experienced by Thailand, several interesting results can be obtained. The author concludes that use of ICT to create opportunities and develop potential to increase revenue for the people and communities will positively drive the developing economies
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056498
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099424
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Washington, DC, World Bank, 2010.
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vi, 230p.
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9780821382486
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130133
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2013.
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The article offers a review of vehicle mounted radios including the TDRS from Rockwell Collins Inc., the SWave vehicular radio from Selex ES SpA, and Military IP Radio (MIPR) from Elbit Systems Ltd.
Dedicated vehicle mounted radios have several performance advantages versions over MANPACK and hand held radios, not experiencing the size, weight and power limitations enabling higher power output, more effective antenna and because its vehicle mounted, its height gives additional performance enhancements. Dismounted radios have to not be a burden to the soldier and keep him in touch with his unit, vehicle and HQ.
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125955
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2013.
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An Ariane 5 rocket successfully launched the military communication satellite GSAT-7, meant for the Indian Navy at 0200 hours Indian Standard Time (IST) on August 30 from Kourou in French Guiana.
This successful launch means that the Indian Navy (IN) will now have access to its own satellite for communication requirements of ships at sea, submarines and provide the much-needed bandwidth for shore based establishments. The additional bandwidth would also be used for uplinking data from surveillance platforms, such as the recently acquired Boeing P-8I Long Range Maritime Reconnaissance and anti-submarine warfare (LRMR/ASW) aircraft and UAVs.
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128643
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2013.
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like run ashore oppos, ships internal comms systems are unreliable. If their designers lever went to sea they would soon realize why a smooth running warship needs comms in place like the tops of masts, the bottoms of bilges and every chidfy's caboose. And why microphones, loudspeakers and headsets must withstand soaking in foul weather and hosing down in fair.
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