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Upcoming Webinars
Grasping Publicly Available Aerosol Data Streams
One of the most difficult challenges of any potential environmental data consumer is coping with the sheer volume, type, and quality of available datasets. Whether this consumer wants to know if they should carry an…
Emergency Management Intelligence: The Need for Civilian Authorities Support
This webinar will introduce the concept of emergency management intelligence as it relates to U.S. military intelligence curation, connecting the various forms of intelligence (“INTs”) available and for an enhanced command and control of civilian-supported…
Barometric Extremes: Amplified Weather Hazards Impacting Energy and IT Sector Operations
Extreme weather trends over the past 85 years have indicated a major swing in lower lows, and longer lasting highs which is wreaking havoc on weather systems at the surface. When systems and practices were…
Machine Learning Weather Prediction
Machine learning (ML) is revolutionizing weather forecasting because it can identify complex patterns in vast amounts of weather data. It provides accurate predictions, fast updates, and the ability to capture subtle details that traditional methods…
Basic Science and Applications Intersecting Aerosol, Plasma, and Powder Technologies
Fundamental investigations about the behavior of aerosols can provide insights into underlying physics useful for defense applications. There is a need for methods to rapidly scale-up existing recipes for materials using plasmas. Current research is…
Past Webinars
Biostasis
This webinar will provide an overview of the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency’s (DARPA) Biostasis program. The Biostasis program aims to extend the time for…
DNA as a Molecular Engineering Platform for Defense Applications
DNA is more than a blueprint for living organisms. In the right hands, it can be used as a self-assembling, nanoscale building material with exquisite…
The Political, Economic, and Cultural Effects of the United States’ Overseas Military Presence
Despite the fact that the United States has stationed an average of 20 percent of its entire military abroad since WWII, we know comparatively little…
Podcast: Leveraging the Law of Armed Conflict in Creating Human Rights Compliant Counterterrorism Policy
Part 1 This podcast series describes how and why the United States military and defense policy community has taken the law of armed conflict into…
USAID: Conflict Assessment Framework
In order to best understand the environments where they work, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) uses a diagnostic tool called the Conflict…
Podcast: Interoperability Among Agencies and Local Population during Multilateral Peacekeeping Operations
Part 1 Integrated missions require people from diverse backgrounds to work together and to work with local populations with whom they may be unfamiliar, and…