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DESCRIPTION:Abstract: Modern militaries are dominated by technological adva
 nces\, especially the use of the electromagnetic spectrum. Electronic Warf
 are is the study of preventing adversary’s electromagnetic technologies 
 from functioning while ensuring that allies electromagnetic technologies f
 unction successfully. This talk will discuss military intelligence\, radar
  jamming\, flares\, drones\, and much more.\n\nBIO: Harrison began his car
 eer working at Warner Robins AFB\, Georgia\, on radar jamming systems. He 
 moved to San Antonio in 2020 and started his current career as a EW specia
 list and programmer at Southwest Research Institute\, where his focus is o
 n modular electronic warfare.\n\nRoom: Alumni Conference Room\, Bldg: Univ
 ersity Center \, One Camino Santa Maria\, St. Mary's University\, San Anto
 nio\, Texas\, United States\, 78228
LOCATION:Room: Alumni Conference Room\, Bldg: University Center \, One Cami
 no Santa Maria\, St. Mary's University\, San Antonio\, Texas\, United Stat
 es\, 78228
ORGANIZER:wluo@stmarytx.edu
SEQUENCE:12
SUMMARY:Introduction to Electronic Warfare
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/408616
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p><strong>Abstract: </strong>Modern militari
 es are dominated by technological advances\, especially the use of the ele
 ctromagnetic spectrum. Electronic Warfare is the study of preventing adver
 sary&rsquo\;s electromagnetic technologies from functioning while ensuring
  that allies electromagnetic technologies function successfully. This talk
  will discuss military intelligence\, radar jamming\, flares\, drones\, an
 d much more.</p>\n<p><strong>BIO:</strong> Harrison began his career worki
 ng at Warner Robins AFB\, Georgia\, on radar jamming systems. He moved to 
 San Antonio in 2020 and started his current career as a EW specialist and 
 programmer at Southwest Research Institute\, where his focus is on modular
  electronic warfare.</p>
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