Abstract—Previously, we put forth a new computer vision system for indoor well-being monitoring of elderly populations based on the use of multiple stereo camera pairs. That approach involves combining the strengths of image space with three dimensional volume element (voxel) space techniques

Three hundred miles above earth, a U.S. satellite tracks enemy movements. On the ground, a U.S. special forces soldier on a hill overlooking an enemy airfield uses his Viper unit to obtain coordinate information for enemy targets. That information is instantaneously beamed via satellite to a formation of stealthy, unmanned combat air

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services for the future Army networks, and discuss the path forward for supporting the vision of network centric warfare by means of transforming network management. 1.

An expanded and improved information technology capability is the fundamental heart of the network-centric warfare (NCW) vision. The NCW vision is worthy and is a direct path to achieving improved collaborative power and information dominance. The potential benefits of diverse information sharing

The Army Knowledge Vision- A transformed Army, with agile capabilities and adaptive processes, powered by world class network-centric access to knowledge, systems and services, interoperable with the Joint environment. 16–1. Transformation Strategy a. The Army is undergoing its most fundamental

been formed between and among domestic and foreign LCS firms to maximize cash flow as well as share the risks and rewards of program development. In this regard, the U.S. Army's transformation vision is being closely watched as the worldwide LCS Industry seeks to capitalize on this potentially

for the training lands that sustain and enable Army readiness.” General Eric K. Shinseki Chief of Staff, United States ArmyEnvironmental Vision (Draft) An Army culture in which decisions optimize availability of land and infrastructure and minimize impediments to readiness, environmental damage, and environmental

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