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International Journal of Intelligent Defence Support Systems

International Journal of Intelligent Defence Support Systems (IJIDSS)

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  • IoT Services and Deep Learning Techniques for an On-site Facial Recognition Security System   Order a copy of this article
    by Amlan Mohanty, Rakesh Kumar Lenka 
    Abstract: Security is a primary concern today for any organization. With the advancement in technology, newer and more effective security systems and solutions are being put to use, making it tougher to breach and easier to manage. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a bridge between machines and the hub of all data the Internet. A potent security model is a real-time Face Recognition system. This research tries to put forth a model of an effective and smart security structure using IoT services and face recognition technology. IoT devices have been used along with the Intel Neural Compute Stick2. Deep Learning and DNN concepts are implemented for the face recognition algorithm for their effectiveness over other algorithms. The Caffe detector is used for localizing faces, followed by creating face embedding by implementing Deep Metric Learning and Triplet Loss concepts. Finally, we have used the Support Vector Machine Classifier for recognizing the faces.
    Keywords: Internet of Things; Face Recognition; Deep Learning; Deep Neural Network; Face Identification and Security.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJIDSS.2022.10050575
     
  • A Delphi-Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) Approach for Important Factors and Indicators Selection for Big Data Model in E-Governance   Order a copy of this article
    by Charu Verma, P.K. Suri 
    Abstract: This study explores the key factors and indicators of a big data model for e-governance performance by using a six-step modified Delphi followed by analytical hierarchy process (AHP). The study aims to develop this model through consensus among selected experts for the factors that define e-governance performance and the factors (big data related) that impact it. The experts included e-governance practitioners, consultants and academicians. Analysis of experts’ inputs after two rounds of Delphi led to a shortlist of nine factors and 40 indicators (initially 46 indicators were identified from the literature review). The importance of each factor and indicator was calculated using AHP weights. Out of nine factors, four factors were of greater importance,
    Keywords: analytical hierarchy process; AHP; analytics; big data; Delphi; e-governance; electronic governance; e-government; electronic government; performance.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJIDSS.2022.10052082
     
  • Case-study analysis for deinterleaving RADAR scans characterising maritime radionavigation   Order a copy of this article
    by William Gene Warren, Jared Allanigue, Hannah Blackmore, James Outlaw, Alan Schroeder, Gil Chapman, Erin Mansfield, Samuel Lambrakos 
    Abstract: A case study analysis is presented demonstrating the procedure of deinterleaving, and its characteristics in terms of parameter sensitivity, which is for PRI-modulation recognition associated with electronic intelligence (ELINT) analysis. This study examines data obtained from a RADAR collection site, consisting of various PRI-modulated characteristics, such as those occurring typically for ELINT-analysis environments. A specific aspect of this analysis is that it considers deinterleaving of X-band RADAR pulses, which represent a precursor data format collected in a tactical maritime environment, to construct RADAR scans. Ultimately, the goal of this analysis is to construct these RADAR scans to eventually construct and identify RADAR signals, which represent a post-processed data format with respect to scans, in order to determine the geolocation of maritime targets. We present initial results of an evolving data-driven methodology based on the types of data being processed.
    Keywords: bursts; deinterleaving; electronic intelligence; electronic warfare; pulse modulation; pulse repetition interval; residue mining; RF signals; scans; signal analysis; X-band.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJIDSS.2025.10070767
     

 

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