Resource allocation for networked electronic warfare

Resource allocation for networked electronic warfare

In this work, we consider the challenge of designing an effective networked EW operation against a sophisticated adversary that uses different types of wireless triggers to detonate radio controlled improvised explosive devices. We assume that jamming power on a platform is limited, as a result the...

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