Publications
Real-Time Autonomous Biosurveillance For Vectorborne Pathogens (Smart Traps)
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Real-time Autonomous Biosurveillance for Vector-borne Viral Pathogens (SMART Traps)
Real-Time Autonomous Biosurveillance for Vector-Borne Viral Pathogens
TPAT Poster for DTRA Conference
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Real-time Autonomous Biosurveillance for Vector-borne Viral Pathogens (SMART Traps)
Threat Probability to Action Tool TaCBRD Operational Demonstration Orientation Slides
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Threat Probability to Action Tool TaCBRD Tech Demo #3 Orientation Slides
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Decontamination Strategy and Technology Selection Tool (DeconST) Overview - resubmittal
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Modeling and Simulation Support to ASAUA THIRA Process:Standard Unified Modeling Mapping & Integration Toolkit (SUMMIT)
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The Role of Integrated Modeling and Simulation in Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Preparedness and Response: The SUMMIT Platform
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The Use of Integrated Modeling and Simulation at FEMA for Emergency Preparedness Exercises
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The Use of Integrated Modeling and Simulation at FEMA for Emergency Preparedness Exercises
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SUMMIT NLE11 3D Building Damage Screenshots
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Automated User Interface Generation for the Integrated Modeling Mapping and Simulation (IMMS) Framework
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SUMMIT NLE11 iPad app screenshot (3/4)
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SUMMIT NLE11 iPad app screenshot (2/4)
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Support to NEMA Exercise: Magnitude 9.0 Cascadia Earthquake and Tsunami Quick Turn-around Analysis using SUMMIT and FastMap
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Analysis of a distributed algorithm to determine multiple routes with path diversity in ad hoc networks
With multipath routing in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs), a source can establish multiple routes to a destination for routing data. In MANETs, mulitpath routing can be used to provide route resilience, smaller end-to-end delay, and better load balancing. However, when the multiple paths are close together, transmissions of different paths may interfere with each other, causing degradation in performance. Besides interference, the physical diversity of paths also improves fault tolerance. We present a purely distributed multipath protocol based on the AODV-Multipath (AODVM) protocol called AODVM with Path Diversity (AODVM/PD) that finds multiple paths with a desired degree of correlation between paths specified as an input parameter to the algorithm. We demonstrate through detailed simulation analysis that multiple paths with low degree of correlation determined by AODVM/PD provides both smaller end-to-end delay than AODVM in networks with low mobility and better route resilience in the presence of correlated node failures.
Sensor management architecture
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