|
Cryptome DVDs are offered by Cryptome. Donate $25 for two DVDs of the Cryptome 12-years collection of 46,000 files from June 1996 to June 2008 (~6.7 GB). Click Paypal or mail check/MO made out to John Young, 251 West 89th Street, New York, NY 10024. The collection includes all files of cryptome.org, jya.com, cartome.org, eyeball-series.org and iraq-kill-maim.org, and 23,000 (updated) pages of counter-intelligence dossiers declassified by the US Army Information and Security Command, dating from 1945 to 1985.The DVDs will be sent anywhere worldwide without extra cost. | |||
14 April 1998
Source:
http://eng.usna.navy.mil/~seftas/envcrs.html
Thanks to John Gilmore
US Naval Academy
[Image omitted]
Hurricane Florence Over the Open Waters of the North Atlantic As Seen From STS-66
Course No: 4M/41-708 Level: Basic Length: 1 Week School: DMS/Ft Belvoir, VA Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: TDY
Objective: Provides an introduction to geographic information systems (GIS) concepts and technology. Practical training in GIS functions and applications. The course supports the input, storage, retrieval, analysis and output of spatial digital data with emphasis on digital spatial data analysis to support the commander in the decision-making process. Topics include: defining GIS functions and systems, data models and structures, database creation and management, multi spectral imagery classification, and geodetic control principles.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: RSI Level: Basic Length: 1 Week School: DMS/Ft Belvoir, VA Clearance: SECRET Cost: TDY
Objective: Provides an introduction to remote sensor systems, concepts and technology. Practical training in imagery sensors, functions and applications. Defines a satellite's remote sensor functions and sub-systems, data handling and processing techniques, and multi spectral imagery principles.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: 205/CECW-EP-S Level: Basic Length: 1 Week School: US ACE/Huntsville, AL Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: TDY
Objective: Provides an introduction to geographic information systems (GIS) software to map projects and analyze operations. Designed to develop general knowledge and skills in GIS data structures and digital modeling.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: 187/203/CECW-EP-S Level: Basic Length: 1 Week School: US ACE/Huntsville, AL Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: TDY
Objective: Provides an understanding of NAVSTAR GPS technology and its practical application to mapping, navigation, CADD database development. Topics covered are GPS data collection, reduction, adjustment, accuracy, and cost factors. The course includes GPS principles and applications, absolute and differential modes, kinematic surveying and AM/FM applications.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: 10810F Level: Basic Length: 4 Days School: GWU/Washington, DC Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: $1,125
Objective: Describes the principles upon which GPS is founded, examines the techniques used to derive position and times from satellite transmissions, and provides insight into GPS receiver design. Expected use load and system performance.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: 1038DC Level: Basic Length: 3 Days School: GWU/Washington, DC Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: $975
Objective: Provides participants with a working knowledge of the elements of modern radar technology and the language of the radar community. Fundamental concepts applicable to all modern radars are addressed and explained.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: TD-lE1 Level: Basic Length: 2 Days School: NCS/Ft Meade, MD Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: TDY
Objective: Provides an introduction to infrared technology. Major advances have occurred in infrared technology for tactical and strategic applications. The universal requirements for longer acquisition ranges, more robust tracking, and more accurate pointing dictate an understanding of critical issues.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: 411-207 (APPS) Level: Intermediate Length: 1 Week, 3 Days School: DMS/Ft Belvoir, VA Clearance: SECRET Cost: TDY
Objective: Provides students with the photogrammetric concept, limited theory, and a working skill in using PPS for point positioning from remotely sensed imagery (with minimum supervision). Specialized training in rapid and accurate determination of UTM, Mgrs, or geographic coordinate positions, and examples of appropriate PPS applications are stressed. Arithmetic and programming operations are introduced.
Eligibility: Stereoscopic acuity of 175 arc seconds or less. Basic understanding of algebra, geometry, and trigonometry preferred.
Course No: MCG Level: Intermediate Length: 1 Week School: DMS/Ft Belvoir, VA Clearance: SECRET Cost: TDY
Objective: Provides a staff officer preparatory course in mapping charting and geodesy. Practical training in cartography and operational applications.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: MCG-W Level: Intermediate Length: 1 Week School: DMS/Ft Belvoir, VA Clearance: SECRET Cost: TDY
Objective: Provides a war fighting applications course in mapping charting and geodesy. Practical training in cartography and its war fighting applications and use.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: 1063DC Level: Intermediate Length: 4 Days School: GWU/Washington, DC Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: $1,125
Objective: Provides a thorough overview of radar fundamentals, basic principles of radio wave propagation, target and clutter scattering of radar signals, and radar operations and apparatus used for effective radar performance.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: 203DC Level: Intermediate Length: 1 Week School: GWU/Washington, DC Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: $1,295
Objective: Presents the technological and the system applications of modern radar. Performance and capabilities, detection of targets in clutter, MTI radar, tracking radar, signal and data processing, phased-array radar, ECCM, synthetic aperture radar, and over-the-horizon radar.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Radar Image of the Rabaul Volcano on the Island of New Britain, Papua New Guinea
[Image omitted]
Course No: 664 Level: Intermediate Length: 4 Days School: GWU/Washington, DC Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: $1,295
Objective: Presents the principles of synthetic aperture radar. It describes how mission requirements are analyzed, how equipment specifications are developed, how high-resolution images are obtained, and how processing variability is used to discriminate and classify objects.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: AWS2546 001 Level: Intermediate Length: 2 Weeks School: CTS/Peterson AFB, CO Clearance: SECRET Cost: TDY
Objective: Provides an understanding of astrogeophysical analysis and forecast techniques and an overview of the Space Environmental Support System. Additional training in solar physics, solar-terrestrial relationships, and magnetospheric/ionospheric processes. Quota and waiver control is through Air Force Space Forecast Center/DO.
Eligibility: Meteorological specialty code or degree.
Course No: 1916DC Level: Intermediate Length: 1 Week School: GWU/Washington, DC Clearance: SECRET Cost: $1,295
Objective: Presents theoretical and practical views of the research, development, design, and application of multi sensor data fusion methodologies. Describes basic aspects of multi sensor data fusion. Course illustrates the real-world use of multi-sensor data fusion techniques applications primarily from industry and military. Provides an understanding of multi-sensor multi- target tracking and classification problems and explains how sensor data are processed to extract target features.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: E30ZR2524012 Level: Intermediate Length: 10 Days School: TRW/Chanute AFB, IL Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: TDY
Objective: Provides training in the knowledge and skills required to understand operation of weather satellite systems, interpret photographs, and integrate satellite data with conventional weather analysis. Includes training in orbital geometry, gridding techniques, radiation theory, cloud systems/photo interpretation, and practical application of integrating satellite data with other weather information. Quota control by NMPC 404E.
Eligibility: NOBC designator 1800, 646x, or 746x.
Course No: 1691 Level: Intermediate Length: 4 Days School: GWU/Washington, DC Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: $1,125
Objective: Reviews the principles of Doppler radar and their applications to the observation of weather phenomena and the quantitative measurement of meteorological parameters. Reviews Doppler weather radar systems (e.g., TDWR, NEXRAD). Emphasizes the visual and automatic detection of hazardous weather features such as micro bursts, wind shears and hail.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: 708DC Level: Intermediate Length: 3 Days School: GWU/Washington, DC Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: $975
Objective: Presents the requirements and techniques for managing and controlling geographic data within digital geographic information systems. It introduces the concepts of geographic analysis and the forthcoming interchange format family to be used for LANDSAT-D data.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: 1597 Level: Intermediate Length: 4 Days School: GWU/Washington, DC Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: $1,125
Objective: Provides an overview of the evolution of space-based microwave remote sensing. Basic principles are defined, and application to geophysical measurement in the atmosphere and from the Earth's surface are described. Advantages and limitations of microwave remote sensing techniques are examined. Discussion of satellite sensor geometry's, actual systems, data analysis algorithms, and data products.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: X30RR9045 013/MRT Level: Advanced Length: 1 Week 3 Days School: TRW/Goodfellow AFB, TX Clearance: TOP SECRET/SCI Cost: TDY
Objective: Provides an in-depth introduction of EM spectrum, electro-optical theory and principles, analysis of multi sensor systems and parameters. Explains infrared-theory, systems, and fundamentals; radar-theory, systems, and fundamentals; as well as multispectral-theory, systems and fundamentals.
Eligibility: Completion of a basic imagery interpretation course and a minimum of 1 year of experience.
Course No: E30ZR2524010 Level: Advanced Length: 1 Week School: TRW/Keesler AFB, MS Clearance: SECRET Cost: TDY
Objective: Provides training in environmental support to users of electro-optical precision guided munitions (PGM's). Training includes: basic physics of radiative transfer; target acquisition and tactics; principles of operation; and environmental sensitivities of, and weather support to precision guided munitions. Quota control is through HQ ATC/TTPP.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: E30ZR2524013 Level: Advanced Length: 3 Weeks & 4 Days School: TRW/Keesler AFB, MS Clearance: SECRET Cost: TDY
Objective: Provides training in meteorological and oceanographic support to worldwide, joint-service air, land and sea operations in maritime coastal, and near-coastal environments. Training includes: maritime and coastal geology and topography; sea water variables; large and small scale subsurface ocean currents; sound propagation, modifiers, profiles, and patterns; wind-induced surface currents; oceanic fronts, eddies, and ice formation; ocean surface conditions to include wave, surf, and tides; effects of the maritime environments on the performance of communications, platforms, sensors, and weapons systems; strengths and weaknesses of environmental products and their types, uses, and acquisition methods are applied to operational decision making. Quota control is through HQ ATC/TTPP.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: AWS2546 002 Level: Advanced Length: 1 Week School: CTS/Peterson AFB, CO Clearance: SECRET Cost: TDY
Objective: Reviews electricity and magnetism, astronomy, plasma physics, radioactive transfer, radio astronomy, radio wave propagation, and antenna theory. Provides advanced instruction on magnetospheric physics, ionospheric physics, and space environmental effects on pop systems. Quota and waiver control is through Air Force Space Forecast Center/DO.
Eligibility: Completion of AWS2546 001, space environmental forecaster course.
Course No: 1918DC Level: Advanced Length: 3 Days School: GWU/Washington, DC Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: $975
Objective: Presents the technical aspects of high-resolution imaging radar definition for missile guidance systems, target area imaging and navigation updates. Course defines the requirements and limitations for the scatterometric and geometric performance, as well as degradation's in an EW environment. Relate radar parameters to image quality of high resolution imaging radars.
Eligibility: No prerequisite.
Course No: 1835 Level: Advanced Length: 3 Days School: GWU/Washington, DC Clearance: UNCLASSIFIED Cost: $975
Objective: Provides a technical understanding of light transmission and propagation, modulation devices, detection schemes, and image transformations and modification as well as traditional ray tracing and geometrical optics. Presentation of the fundamentals of electromagnetic wave theory followed by geometric or classical optics.
Eligibility: Physics or engineering background is recommended.