Simplified Vibration PSD Synthesis Method for MIL-STD-810

A Comparison of MIL-STD 882C and MIL-STD 882D for Australian Defence Acquisition

This report compares the use of the system safety standard MIL-STD 882C with MILSTD 882D for the use of Australian Defence Acquisition. It summarises the differences between the standards and examines the implications of the transition from MIL-STD 882C to MIL-STD 882D in the Australian Defence Acquisition environment. The conclusion drawn is that the approach taken by MIL-STD-882D relies on an...

Mil-std-188-220a Parameter Optimization for Tactical Internet

The Tactical Internet (TI) architecture has evolved into the Tactical Internet Division and Below (TIDB) network. One of the major architectural changes is the addition of multicast routing in the Internet Controller (INC) (with the MIL-STD-188-220A protocol) to support both SINCGARS nets and EPLRS C2 CSMA channels. The TIDB design also employs a disciplined queue structure which will support t...

An Efficient Golay Codec for Mil-std-188-141a and Fed-std-1045

Local Authority Perceptions of Housing Associations

Introduction Since the earl y 1990s, housing associations have been promoted by central government and encouraged to become mainstream providers of social-rented housing for low-income fa mil ies. An accompanying shift in the role of the local authorities was envisaged, towards their becoming enablers of a range of housing options, with less emphasis on direct public-housing provision. However,...

Using Estelle to Evolve Mil - Std 188 - 220

For the past four years, the University of Delaware's Protocol Engineering Lab has been assisting in the US Army's development of MIL-STD 188-220. Initially UD formally speci ed the Data Link and Intranet layers of 188-220 in Estelle. These Estelle speci cations resulted in more than fty changes/improvements to the 188-220 document. Most importantly, these Estelle speci cations are now an o cia...