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Project Diana

Project Diana, named for the Roman moon goddess Diana, was an experimental project of the US Army Signal Corps in 1946 to bounce radar signals off… 
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2014
2014
Developing Public Transport Network systems: The DIANA approach
In this paper we introduce the project DIANA, which deals with the development of innovative algorithms and decision support… 
2012
2012
Funding project DIANA — Integrated diagnostics for the analysis of electronic failures in vehicles
DIANA, a research project funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, involves AUDI AG, Continental AG… 
2010
2010
Model-driven development of ARINC 653 configuration tables
Model-driven development (MDD) has become a key technique in systems and software engineering, including the aeronautic domain… 
2006
2006
Automatic Detection of Nonreferential It in Spoken Multi-Party Dialog
We present an implemented machine learning system for the automatic detection of nonreferential it in spoken dialog. The system… 
2006
2006
Automatic Detection of Nonreferential It in Spoken Multi-Party Dialog Christoph M üller EML Research gGmbH
We present an implemented machine learning system for the automatic detection of nonreferential it in spoken dialog. The system… 
Review
2006
Review
2006
Representing and Accessing Multi-Level Annotations in MMAX2
MMAX21 is a versatile, XML-based annotation tool which has already been used in a variety of annotation projects. It is also the… 
2001
2001
Project DIANA-Converging and integrating IP and ATM for real-time applications
The evolution of IP and ATM share some common drivers. Both of them are addressing efficient network resource utilisation. In… 
2001
2001
Global optimalization in CFAR system and data fusion to merge detection of extractors of the 2.5D surveillance radar
In February 1946 Zoltan Bay, a Hungarian radar scientist succeeded in getting an echo from the Moon. In the period when the US… 
1999
1999
Description of the Flow-to-VC Mapping Control Module in DIANA ́ s RSVP over ATM Architecture
This paper describes the Flow to VC mapping control module that is embedded in the RSVP over ATM implementation of the ACTS… 
1999
1999
Project DIANA - Converging and Integrating IP and ATM for real-time applications
The evolution of IP and ATM share some common drivers. Both of them are addressing efficient network resource utilisation. In… 
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