Monday, 16 June 2003 |
1050-1120 |
A Military Geography of the Hudson Highlands: Focal Point of the War of the American Revolution
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COL Eugene J. Palka |
1120-1150 |
A Strategic Place on the Hudson River: The Military Geography of Fortress West Point
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LTC Francis A. Galgano |
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SESSION IA: UGF AND CAVES (W5326) |
1245-1305 |
Hyperspectral Remote Sensing and GIS as Counter-Terrorism Tools: A Retrospective Case Study of the Zhawar Kili Region of
Eastern Afghanistan |
Richard A. Beck |
1305-1325 |
Military Underground Terrain: An Historical Perspective |
Thomas E. Eastler |
1325-1345 |
A GIS-Based Spatial Analysis of Caves with Applications to Predicting Cave Occurrence in Limestone Terrain |
Michael R. Gross |
1345-1405 |
Tunnel Detection: Geosciences for Border Security |
Jose L. Llopis, et al. |
1405-1425 |
Geophysical Methods for Detecting and Locating Underground Structures |
Alan Witten |
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SESSION IB: MILITARY DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS (W6004) |
1245-1305 |
Cognitive Battlespace Terrain and Intelligence Manager (CBTIM) |
Edwin C. Butterworth |
1305-1325 |
The Use of Geographic Information Systems in the Military Decision Making Process |
Brian J. Doyle |
1325-1345 |
The Distributed Urban Terrain Information System: A Geo-processing Approach
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Joseph F. Harrison, et al. |
1345-1405 |
Towards a Toolkit for Intelligent Combat Planning and Simulation (TINCOPS) |
Amber Lo, et al. |
1405-1425 |
A Prototype Expert System for Automated Landform Classification Using Digital Terrain Models |
John E. Fels |
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SESSION IIA: MAPS AND GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (W5326) |
1500-1520 |
Developing GISci Application Scenarios for Homeland Security: Charleston, South Carolina, USA |
John Althausen,
et al. |
1520-1540 |
Animated Battle Maps |
Scott A. Loomer |
1540-1600 |
Visualizing The Battle of Lake Erie with GIS |
Yu Zhou |
1600-1620 |
Using Cognitive Systems Engineering to Develop Collaborative Geospatial Military Technologies |
Isaac Brewer, et al. |
1620-1640 |
Ambush Movies and the Weapons Fan Algorithm: Military GIS Operations and Theory |
Peter L. Guth |
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SESSION IIB: MILITARY OPERATIONS (W6004) |
1500-1520 |
Groundwater: Past, Present, and Future Uses in Military Operations |
Christopher Gellasch |
1520-1540 |
Geo-Reality in Teleengineering: Responding To Calls From The Field |
Lillian D. Wakeley,
et al. |
1540-1600 |
Tactical Rockslides: History and Advances in the Use of Remotely Sensed Geologic Structure Data for Identification of Terrain
Susceptible to Weapons-Induced Rockslides |
Chester F. Watts |
1600-1620 |
Evaluation of Geocover LC™ Accuracy for Army Operational Environments |
Louis A. Fatale, et al. |
1620-1640 |
Geospatial Modeling to Identify Locations Difficult for States to Control |
Douglas Way |
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Tuesday, 17 June 2003 |
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SESSION IIIA: ENVIRONMENTAL SECURITY (W5326) |
0830-0850 |
The Military Science of International Environmental Security |
Wendell C. King |
0850-0910 |
Environmental Security and Regional Climatic Vulnerability: The Next Strategic-level Challenge for DoD
Weather Services? |
John M. Lanicci |
0910-0930 |
Using Digital Terrain Models to Predict Potential Natural Vegetation for Ecosystem Management |
John J. Fels |
0930-0950 |
The Climatic Effects of Regional Nuclear War |
Mark R. Read |
0950-1010 |
Innovative Solutions for Water Wars in Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian Authority
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J. David Rogers |
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SESSION IIIB: PEOPLE AND ORGANIZATIONS (W6004) |
0830-0850 |
G.K. Warren: The Link Among Exploration, Mapping, and Terrain Analysis - Candidate for First Modern
Terrain Analyst |
John C. Jens |
0850-0910 |
Military Gothic: The Evolution of West Point's Architectural Landscape |
Jon C. Malinowski |
0910-0930 |
Military Geography in Canada: An Approach Yet to be Developed |
Jean Martin |
0930-0950 |
The French Invasion of Egypt led by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1798: the First Military Campaign to be
Assisted by Geologists as well as Geographers |
Edward P. F. Rose |
0950-1010 |
The Roles of German Military Geologists and Geographers During WW II in Planning for Operation
'Sealion': the invasion of England scheduled for September 1940 |
Edward P. F. Rose and Dierk Willig |
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SESSION IVA: HISTORICAL I [AMERICAN CIVIL WAR] (W5326) |
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SESSION IVB: HISTORICAL II (W6004) |
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SESSION VA: HISTORICAL III (W5326) |
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SESSION VB: POSTER SESSION (W5300) OPEN SESSION |
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Wednesday, 18 June 2003 |
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SESSION VIA: LAND MANAGEMENT (W5326) |
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SESSION VIB: HISTORICAL IV (W6004) |
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SESSION VIIA: LAND AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT (W5326) |
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SESSION VIIB: GENERAL TOPICS (W6004) |
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