Environmental Awareness of Sensor and Emitter Employment
TBMG-10272
06/01/2011
- Content
Many Army missions rely on effective sensing capabilities that provide intelligence on the adversary, and protect friendly forces from enemy detection. Sensors that are stationary (microphones, geophones, and ground-based radars) and moving (cameras on unattended aerial vehicles and ground vehicles) assist operations such as persistent surveillance of small, forward-operating bases, and rapid covert troop maneuvers in the air and on the ground. When advantageous, sensing is often performed in multiple signal modalities including visible, infrared, acoustic, seismic, radiofrequency, chemical, and biological.
- Citation
- "Environmental Awareness of Sensor and Emitter Employment," Mobility Engineering, June 1, 2011.