Excerpt Details
...ntists, doctors, environmental organizations and citizens from ten countries, urgently call for a halt to the deployment of the 5G (fifth generation) wireless network, including 5G from space satellites. 5G will massively increase exposure to radio frequency (RF) radiation on top of the 2G, 3G and 4G networks for telecommunications already in place. RF radiation has been p...

Full Text Search Details
... things directly resulting from the global use of the 5G radiofrequency network; a free radiation induced jeff prager publication courtesy of ... ...) activation. While VGCC activation via EMF interactionwith the VGCC voltage sensor seems to be the predominant mechanism of action of EMFs, other mec... ...n thunderstorms, through the ionosphere, and back downclude Qualcomm, Hughes Network Systems, Intelsat of Luxembourg, Marker LLC of Israel, Grupo Sali... ...s 1982, pp. 49-51). lite signals — like all wireless signals today — will It was discovere... ...ies, urgently call for a halt to the deployment of the 5G (fifth generation) wirelessnetwork, including 5G from space satellites. 5G will massively in... ...crease exposure to radiofrequency (RF) radiation on top of the 2G, 3G and 4G networks for telecommunicationsalready in place. RF radiation has been pr... ...tion will contain hundreds ornext two years to roll out the fifth-generation wireless network or 5G. This is set to deliver what is ac- thousands... ... Deng, 2015). Millimeter waves also do not deep et al., 2012) and radar sensors for car navigation (Menzel, and Moebius, 2012). Considering plann... ...In this context, the main things that make us func- the VGCC voltage sensor to the forces of the EMFs tells us that the current safety guideli...

Table of Contents Details
...ormation fusion . . . 171 8.6.1 Modal logic . . . . . 171 8.6.2 A multi-modal logic . . . . 175 8.6.3 Some multi-modal theorems . . . . 176 8.6.4 Sensor fusion . . . . . 177 8.7 Logical interpretation of the Bayes inference . . . 183 8.7.1 Definitions . . . . . 184 8.7.2 Properties . . . . . 186 8.8 Conclusion . . . . . 189 8.9 References . . . . . 190 9 On conju...

Full Text Search Details
.... . . . . . . . . . . 176 8.6.4 Sensor fusion . . . . . . . . . ... ... . . . . . . . . 391 18.3.1 Simulated network of radar sensors ... .... . . . 391 18.3.1 Simulated network of radar sensors . . . .... .... . . . . . . . . 391 18.3.2 A real network of spatially DSN with disparate sensors ... ... 18.3.2 A real network of spatially DSN with disparate sensors ... ...ra of sets according to figure 1.1. The figure 1.1 represents the DSm network architecture of the DSm rule of combination. The firstlay... ...networks (DSN) with disparate sensors, pro- cessors and wireless communication capabilities are being developed ...

Description Details
...DM 10G Optical Transport Systems - ODS2G5 - SDH/SONET 2G5 Optical Transport Systems - OTS622 - SDH/SONET 622M Optical Transport Systems - SUNCE+ - NETWORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (NMS) FOR IRITEL OTN DWDM SDH SONET AND ACCESS SYSTEMS - SUNCE-M - NETWORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (NMS) FOR IRITEL SDH SONET AND ACCESS SYSTEMS - INTERFACE CONVERTERS TDM OVER IP, IP OVER TDM - TELECOM...

Table of Contents Details
...DM 10G Optical Transport Systems - ODS2G5 - SDH/SONET 2G5 Optical Transport Systems - OTS622 - SDH/SONET 622M Optical Transport Systems - SUNCE+ - NETWORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (NMS) FOR IRITEL OTN DWDM SDH SONET AND ACCESS SYSTEMS - SUNCE-M - NETWORK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (NMS) FOR IRITEL SDH SONET AND ACCESS SYSTEMS - INTERFACE CONVERTERS TDM OVER IP, IP OVER TDM - TELECOM...

Full Text Search Details
... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Network Management System PN64 4 digital interfaces of X .21/V .11 t... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 SUNCE+ Network Management System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .... . . . . . . . 28 SUNCE-M Integrated Network Management System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 ... ... Climatic conditions class 3.1 ETSInetwork for voice, data, and wireless applications. Number of interfaces up to 2xSFP Te... ... OFFICE connections Leased Line„ Wireless base station backhauling BTS E1 Services ... ...Agreements 4.1, Type of signal 2048 kbit/s ±50 ppm HDB3 wireless, CATV 5.1 and 8.0.0 ... ...ensation ACD IM400with additional cable and sensor and programmable ... ... block diagram Temperature compensation with additional cableand sensor is available, also, programmable low volt- ... ...nic Low Voltage Disconnect (LVD) - Dis- accomplished using temperature sensor on batteries. lines) connect the battery to the load w...

Excerpt Details
...r cybersecurity regimes rapidly. Accordingly, cyber regulation has become the principal government instrument employed to interfere with increasingly network-oriented value creation and other online activities. The peculiarities of China’s cybersecurity regime, the management of national and cross-border information flows, and politically and culturally-induced organizatio...

Table of Contents Details
...ces 42 1.2 Visions of Industry 4.0 Value Creation 51 1.2.1 Creating Value Using Industry 4.0 Technologies 51 Core technologies of Industry 4.0 51 Network-oriented Industry 4.0 value creation 69 Designing Sinocentric Industry 4.0 user experiences 81 Embarking on an Industry 4.0 value-creating mission in China 87 1.2.2 Chinese and Western Visions of Industry 4.0 Value...

Full Text Search Details
...he principal government instrument employed to interfere with increasingly network-oriented value creation and other online activities. The peculiarit... ...try 4.0 ...........................................................51 Network-oriented Industry 4.0 value creation.................................. ...perations ..........144 The “firewall defense” of China’s “local area network” ...........................147 Congested cross-border informa... ...availability and richness of data necessary to train AI systems.Smartphone sensors and applications of approximately one billion mobile internet users... ...etworking capabilities. They become invisible by using their ownactuators, sensors, decision-making processes, and connections, perceiving and influen... ...Challenges: Security issues related to identity and access management. • Sensory perception: A smart object has sensors to detect events or changes ... ...lities: Smart objects utilize interfaces and the ubiquity of wired and wireless networks (e.g., intranets and the internet) to exchange inform... ...stribution.28 A body area network (BAN) is an example of a small CPS. Its wireless network of wear-able computing devices can be used for medical tre... ...l aircraft systemsare usually connected via cable or optical fiber without wireless communication or aninternet connection. Smart sensors monitor the ...

Table of Contents Details
... . . . 54 From Preplanned to Composable . . . . . 56 From Single Domain to Cross Domain . . . . . 57 From Permissive to Contested . . . . 58 From Sensor to Information . . . . 59 From Strike to Dissuasion/Deterrence . . . . . 60 From Cyber Defense to Cyber Resilience . . . . . 61 From Long System Life to Faster Refresh . . . . . 62 5 TECHNOLOGY-ENABLED CAPABILITIES...

Full Text Search Details
...m Permissive to Contested . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 From Sensor to Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .... . 121 Challenge #1: Inherently Intrusion-Resilient Cyber Networks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... To … Cross-domain 8. From … Permissive To … Contested 9. From … Sensor To … Information 10. From … Operations ... ...decade to enable essential capabilities, in-cluding processing-enabled intelligent sensors, directed energy fortactical strike/defense, persistent spa... ... resistant to electronic suppres-sion. Potential adversaries are also upgrading to networked air defensesystems with advanced electronics and signal p... ...e, an overlap has developed between electronic andcyber warfare, especially in the wireless radio-frequency (RF) domain.The technological sophisticati... ...o fieldits Beidou-2 (Compass) positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) sat-ellite network and Russia’s fielding of its Global Navigation SatelliteSys... ...tic computer networks based on electromagnetic (EM)waveguides, but also free-space wireless transmissions of voice, data, andvideo at radio frequencie... ...nt of the TRW company that manufactured high-performance chips for fiber-optic and wireless communication sys-tems. He has contributed more than 300 t...

Full Text Search Details
...................................................................... 7Multi-Sensor Data Fusion ........................................................... ... READUP BUILDUP. Thync instant α-readingsMULTI-SENSORDATA FUSION  Data fusion: process of integration of multiple ... ... more complete, more dependable than the original inputs.  Multi-sensor data fusion (also known as Sensor Fusion) is a subset of inform... ... the fusion of the data occurs. Micro and nano-scale sensors 2003. Wireless communication. Statistical estimation. Signal processing. ... ...uncertainity. Classification of targets. Cluster analysis. Neural networks. Parametric templates. Florentin Smarandache ... ...ritical events. A priori intelligence. Cluster algorithms. Neural networks. Decision trees. Logical templates. Rule-based expert sys... ... Level 5 fusion: cognitive refinement. Micro and nano-scale sensors. Wireless communications. Cognitive versus computational. Decomposing ... .... Recovery plan. Defining threat. Impact assessment. Automatic network process. Analyst look for data, understanding, simulating. ... ... (rp). Distributed detection and decision fusion with applications to wireless sensor networks. Evidential networks for decision support in ...

Table of Contents Details
................ 47 Smoke and CO Monitors ........................................................................................... 48 Door and Window Sensors ........................................................................................ 49 Locking and Unlocking Capabilities .......................................................................... 49 Voice Contro...

Full Text Search Details
................................................................. 48 Door and Window Sensors............................................................. ... that are connected to 11specific networks. The IoT is connectivity of a device to the internetor o... ...w devices that have been createdwith IoT capabilities. Basically, the IoT is a large network of theseconnected “things” and the intelligent use of dat... ...e, this couldhave dramatic implications for things like healthcare andtransportation networks. 14Hi... ... 18system for people with diabetes. This device uses a sensor thatcommunicates with a smart transmitter and sends blood ... ...pick it up at their local store or another pick-up location.Motion DetectorsMovement sensors are vital to home security. If someone issneaking around ... ... 75So, a smart TV is simply a television that’s connected to internet,whether it’s wireless or wired. It’s a rather straightforward idea, withgreate...

Description Details
...es, is shown to make agriculture more sustainable and analyses offer practical solutions, efficient. This section details how robots, sensors, and data-based management systems are shaping the future of agricultural practices. Additionally, the evaluation of how these technologies align with the United Nations' Sustainable Developmen...

Full Text Search Details
...details how particularly for engineers working in therobots, sensors, and data-based fields of marine engineering and e... ... agricultural technologies irrigation systems, monitoring sensorsinclude autonomous tractors and and cameras, dr... ...y or remotely (fed bythis purpose. The system can run sensor data) according to energy levelsdirectly on clean energy or by stori... ...SA. Navulur, S. & Prasad, M.G. (2017). Agricultural management through wirelesssensors and internet of things. Int. J. Electr. Comput. En... ... investigating the impact on tool lifethey used the artificial neural network (Chapleau et al., 2000). Another studymodel app... ...ificial neuralmakes the equation non-homogeneous. network models, and dimensionalHowever, some special cases tha... ... settings according to soil conditions anddevices use wireless communication crop type, optimizing perform... ... crop type, optimizing performance andtechnologies, such as cellular networks, efficiency. Data from IoT devices allowsWi-Fi...

Table of Contents Details
...Challenges Changes Why We Are Not Creative Enough Innovations Creating a Culture Crime and Punishment Clichés and Decadence Leadership Social Networks The War for Net Neutrality IT Department IT projects are ticking time bombs Software Cloud AI Blockchain Quantum Computing...

Full Text Search Details
.................................................................. 84 Social Networks...................................................................... ...idered a complex system. It involves a multitude of interconnected servers,networks, and software components that interact dynamically to deliver vari... ...chain can also be considered a complex system. It involves a decentralized network of nodes(computers) that interact and make decisions collectively, ... ...e longer than two or three hours, you will bedead... With enemy drones and sensors constantly on the hunt for targets, there won’t even be time for fo... ...... ...ody specificlanguage that regulates fixed-line broadband more closely than wireless internet. The reason that “wirelesscarriers are regulated far more... ... fixed-line connections. FCC officials claim that technical limitations of wirelessinternet necessitate looser regulations. ... ...the lateralgeniculate nucleus in the thalamus, a sort of relay station for sensory information. The lateral geniculatenucleus connects to an area call... ...tion, the successfulcompletion of a payment, the temperature measured by a sensor, election outcomes etc.If an oracle relies on a single source of tru...

Excerpt Details
... extended lines. A gravelly voice carried over the comms channel, “Correct, sir. It’s the ash. Emitting its own radiation not accounted for in the sensor sweeps. We have fallen in behind you and the doctor.” The driver glanced over his shoulder. Twin headlamps of each soldier swept metronome arcs through the falling ash. “How accurate is that thing, Doctor?” The d...

Full Text Search Details
...ew, unexplored territory.’Today, we will experiment to see if we can share a neuro network betweena drone and a human. Anything beyond that, well, hon... ... in Central City. Bythe time she was in her teen years, she had built an invisible network toskim and smuggle without any enforcers or protection. She... ...rt and scratches. To make the music box work Casket hadfashioned a tiny mechanical sensor, about the size of a sliver, from a singleneedler bullet. Th... ...neverheard a music box before. 31 Casket lifted the sensor arm attached to the bottom of the metalflower and held it ov... ...held. Now that thething was closer to me, I could see its right eye was an optical sensor, andits left eye was a chip of black crystal with a glowing ... .... They don’t understand how, but the series of cavemen have builtand constructed a wireless telegraph. One found the raw ore; anotherpurifies the ore ... ...ontrol simple static electricity. Nikola Tesla revealedhis command over completely wireless energy almost two hundred yearsago.” “Magical barrier...

Full Text Search Details
...ovides a critical catalyst for drivingboth the miniaturization and the integration of sensors,communication systems, propulsion systems, munitions,con... ... battery cameras, audio 2.1 lb. powered sensor Throwbot ground remote same as one v... ...itions, and lack anyintegrated electronic control circuitry, onboard power sup-plies, sensors, or communication systems. Figure 1 showsscanning electr... ...sent-day information operations core capa-bilities as electronic warfare and computer network opera-tions are more practical for accomplishing the mil... ...ational Research Council Committee, Implications, 8. 29. Son and Ziaie, “Implantable Wireless Microdosimeter,” 256–59. 30. Cobianu et al, “Nano-Scal... ...O Government Accountability OfficeGSEN Global Supply Enterprise NetworkHF high frequencyIEC International... ...s, NM: Los Alamos National Laboratory, 1996.Son, C., and B. Ziaie. “An Implantable Wireless Microdosime- ter for Radiation Oncology.” Proceeding...

Full Text Search Details
...n munitions ac-countable systems officer into the munitions storage areawith handheld sensors to verify each person, his or her qual-ifications, and t... ...nitions trailer with thenuclear warhead was discovered at gate 4. Using the hand-held sensors, security forces personnel promptly located thenuclear w... ... for aircraft”in the 1950s.8 During Vietnam the Igloo White system usedRFID and other networked sensors to track enemy move-ments on the Ho Chi Minh T... ...aft”in the 1950s.8 During Vietnam the Igloo White system usedRFID and other networked sensors to track enemy move-ments on the Ho Chi Minh Trail.9 Whi... ... read ranges in proximity to the taggeditems. Additionally, a computer connected to a network helpscontrol the interrogator, capture the necessary dat... ...in components of an RFID system. The system ofinterrogators and active tags work with networked informa-tion systems to provide visibility. As a netwo... ... business applications,corporate espionage is a sizable risk because of the un-secure wireless data sent between the tag and reader.74Currently, comme... ..., and economic environment • Future warfare • Computing • Power • Sensors • Wireless networks Political, Social, and Economic Environment. ... ...” will be needed for the integration of “multi-spectral,multifunctional sensors.”105 Wireless Networks. The growth of mobile devices hasskyrocketed i...

Full Text Search Details
................................................................ 27 Compute Network ...................................................................... ... of spear-phishing attack that leverages friendshipinformation from social networks, yielded over 70% success rate in experiments.[13]Within organizat... ...ionally designed to causedamage to a computer, server, client, or computer network[1][2] (by contrast, software that causesunintentional harm due to s... ...lay network • 5 Network links o 5.1 Wired technologies o 5.2 Wireless technologies o 5.3 Exotic technologies • 6 Network nodes ... ...tives Subject Matter Volume 1 ▪ 7.1.1 Ethernet ▪ 7.1.2 Wireless LAN o 7.2 Internet Protocol Suite o 7.3 SONET/SDH ... ...nected to a special central node. This is the typical layout found in a Wireless LAN, where each wireless client connects to the central Wireless ... ...ael Berman (tanjstaffl) 1. Employee, vendor, customer, partner, device or sensor reports event to Help Desk. 2. Prior to creating the ticket, the he... ...alIncident Response Steps • Detection – An incident can be detected by a sensor, a network analyst or a user reporting something unusual with his...

Table of Contents Details
...ial biquaternion Klein-Gordon equation, and comparison with EQPET/TSC model – V. Christianto & F. Smarandache 436 23. A note on computer solution of wireless energy transmitted using magnetic resonance – V. Christianto & F. Smarandache (Progress in Physics, vol. 4 no. 1, Jan. 2008, www.ptep-online.com) 439 Index 443...

Full Text Search Details
...rison with EQPET/TSC model – V. Christianto & F. Smarandache 436 23. A note on computer solution of wireless energy transmitted usin... ...l/city-wide energy - Alteration or Combination of the aboveNote: LAN= local area network; MAN=metropolitan area n... ...the near future.October 29th, 2007FS & VC____________________5 An alternative method for distributing energy is using wireless technology, but thus fa... ...gy is using wireless technology, but thus far itremains in research stage, with ~40% efficiency. See A. Kurs et al., “Wireless power transfer viastron... ...detailed models for how magnetic body controls biological 7 50body and receives sensory input from it [J7]. I... ...ative field bodies”). 3. In TGD inspired theory of consciousness field body is the ”inten-tional agent” which receives sensory information from the bio... ...a has age which is a fraction of second could be understood interms of time lapse resulting from the communication of sensory data to themagnetic body... ...ures and fluid mechanicsto hot plasma, traffic models, epidemic spreading, transport in heterogeneous media andneural networks. [12, 13, 26]Understand... ..., plasma physics, turbulence, quantum field theory, far-from-equilibrium statis-tical models, complex dynamics of data networks and so on (for a brief ...

Full Text Search Details
... Companies in Chalk-talk Network Security ... ... “ workforce management.17 | November 2019 | NETWORK SECURITY Threats Threats ... ...f leaving their doors unlocked. Internet security was common, accounting for more than one-third of all networkseen as a mostly theoretical problem... ...rdinary.boosting their investments in proactive control and threatintelligence services, along with better wireless security, Network Access Contro... ...ew endpoint agents. Symantec says, ATP is the only threat protection appliance that can work with allthree sensors without requiring additional endpoi... ...filtering, language translation,anywhere in the world in real-time. In short, it will solve geo-fencing, sensor aggregation, third-party APIall the ... ... enablers of the IoT are enhancements in cloud computing infrastructure, wireless ... ... inks can be printed directly onto RFID labels and powered wirelessly over RFID reading. Therefore, th... ...r smart labels and smartpackaging. In labels, the request is most often for visualindicators combined with sensors. The companyanticipates strong grow...

Full Text Search Details
... DSmT / 343by Dezert J., Liu Z., Mercier G.DSmT Applied to Seismic and Acoustic Sensor Fusion / 351by Blasch E., Dezert J., Valin P. ... ...ations of DSmT in correlation with Electronic Support Measures, belief function,sensor networks, Ground Moving Target and Multiple target tracking, Ve... ...of DSmT in correlation with Electronic Support Measures, belief function,sensor networks, Ground Moving Target and Multiple target tracking, Vehicle-B... ...Explosive Device, Belief Interacting Multiple Model filter, seismic andacoustic sensor, Support Vector Machines, Alarm classification, ability of huma... ... Measurement of Intangible Factors - The Analytic Hierarchy/NetworkDecision-Making (MCGDM) based on the combination of ... ...Mathematics for the Measurement of Intangible Factors - The Analytic Hierarchy/Network Process, RACSAM, Vol. 102, No. 2, pp. 251–318, 2008.[23] S. Sc... ...rics of effectiveness that support the user’s utility Efforts in distributed wireless networks (WSNs) haveneeds [3] and can vary over the senso... ...n of new objects, such as tracks, contacts and deploying a distributed set of wireless sensors along a targets. Methods to reduce data-to-decisi... ...ensor network deployment planning,” UGSs”, IEEE NAECON 2010, 2010. Proc Wireless Internet CON, 2007. [59] L. Kuncheva, Combing...

Full Text Search Details
...t write his or her subordinates’ promotionrecommendation forms because the local area networkdoes not host the requisite form’s viewer software. A Mar... ...a wealth of data tied toincompatible formats and buried within a multitude ofevolving networks, the unifying problem becomes how theDOD can best postu... ...,and combine the scattered pieces into a coherent informa-tion picture. Additionally, network security complexity cre-ates an environment as difficult... ...e information domain by increasinglydigitizing their practices, exponential growth in sensor useand the amount of data collected per sensor will accou... ...ted the information and communicationtechnology (ICT) descriptor. AmI—analyzes local sensor data to tailor services. Example: Using a variety of sen... ...’ abilities. Halfway there, Colonel Maxwell’s first sergeant remindshim that the new sensor pallet loaded on board will not fitinto the previously as... ...slooking out of place and nervous on the far side of the marketsquare. Over the local wireless network, Colonel Maxwell, theflanking squad Army lieute...

Full Text Search Details
...e and Stall of the Generative Net—71 Battle of the Boxes—112 Battle of the Networks—193 Cybersecurity and the Generative Dilemma—36 Part II After t... ...a generativenetwork. It is instead one of sterile appliances tethered to a network of control. These appliances take the innovations already created ... ...value is derived from stealing people’s attention, PC processing cycles, network bandwidth, or online preferences. And the fact that a Web page ca... ...o obtain a unique IP address, an artifact not intended to behoarded. Thus, wireless Internet access points could be developed by outsiderswithout any ... ... embodied sofew assumptions about the nature of the medium used that going wireless didnot violate any of them. The large variety of ways of physicall... ... to innovate much themselves. For example, Tim Wu has shown that when wireless telephone carriers exer- cise control over the endpoint mobile ... ...ophones of OnStar can be serendipitously repurposedfor surveillance. These sensors are much more invasive and general purpose.Bulwarks Against Governm... ...ted with the decades-oldanalytic template for Privacy 1.0.The Era of Cheap SensorsWe can identify three successive shifts in technology from the early... ...echnology from the early 1970s:cheap processors, cheap networks, and cheap sensors.22 The third shift has,with the help of the first two,...

Full Text Search Details
... November 2019Editor’s PrespectiveNetwork SecurityThreats and SoloutionSecuring FutureCyber SecuritySecure Your Networkwith Intelligenc... ...valuable data is stored in these systems. Securing thisinformation becomes essential, especially in the worldwhere various big network systems are int... ... remote connectivity thatenforces standardized security controls by using strong encryption methods regardless of thedevice or network being utilized.... ...mpanies are ordinary.boosting their investments in proactive control and threatintelligence services, along with better wireless security, N... ... needto deploy any new endpoint agents. Symantec says, ATP is the only threat protection appliance that can work with allthree sensors without requiri...

Table of Contents Details
...l Sciences, and Scientific Inquiry, by V. Christianto, F. Smarandache ..............................633 79. Of Intent, Citation Game, and Scale-free Networks: A Heuristic Argument, by V. Christianto & F. Smarandache .............................650 80. Social Archive and the Role of New Media in Scientific Dissemination: A Viewpoint, by V. Christianto, F. Smarandache ......

Full Text Search Details
...ndache …………………………………………………………63379. Of Intent, Citation Game, and Scale-free Networks: A Heuristic Argument, by V. Christianto & F. Smarandache ……………... ...letelynon-parametric classification technique like e.g. an Artificial Neural Network (ANN).Our proposed approach is a bootstrapping one, whereby a lin... ... are small and they do not dominate the market. Let’s see, for example, a network of independent restaurants in a city. They interact little wit... ...cialFraud Detection Research. Proceedings of the International Conference on WirelessCommunications, Networking and Mobile Computing, WiCom 2007, Shan... ..., C} represents the possible cross section of a target, and there are two sensors giving the following bbas: m1(A)=0.5, m1(B)=0.2, m1(C)=0.3.... ...y in defense, medicine, finance, geo-science, economy, etc). When several sensors, observersor experts have to be combined together to solve a prob... ...f DSmT for target tracking, satellite surveillance, situation analysis and sensor allocation optimization can be found in [37]. 2.1 Notion of hyp... ...w method of antennae design for electronic transmitter or wireless communication. To build such a practical tool, ...