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An Assessment of the Ability of the U.S. Department of Defense and the Services to Measure and Track Language and Culture Training and Capabilities Among General Purpose Forces
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Users' Manual and Validation of the Automated Grading System (AGS): Improving the Quality of Intelligence Summaries Using Feedback from an Unsupervised Model of Semantics
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Conference Report: Cultural and Linguistic Advancement for Mission Success: Enhancing Language, Regional and Cultural Capabilities Across Whole of Government for an Effective COIN Strategy
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Adding a Capability to Extract Sentiment from Text Using HanDles
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Capability Challenges in the Human Domain for Intelligence Analysis: Report on Community-Wide Discussions with Canadian Intelligence Professionals
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Compressed Domain Automatic Level Control Based on ITU-T G.722.2
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Trends in Human-Computer Interaction to Support Future Intelligence Analysis Capabilities
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Visual Analytics in Public Safety: Example Capabilities for Example Government Agencies
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An Intelligence Process Model Based on a Collaborative Approach
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A Concept Map Knowledge Model of Intelligence Analysis
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Multiple Detection Probabilistic Data Association Filter for Multistatic Target Tracking
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A Smarter Common Operational Picture: The Application of Abstraction Hierarchies to Naval Command and Control
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Cognitive Activation Theory of Stress (CATS)
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This is a brief review of the Cognitive Activation Theory of Stress (CATS) (Ursin and Eriksen 2004), which offers a systematic formal theory of the relationships between challenges and the way humans as well as animals handle such challenges. The theory is based on basic science and clinical data from human and animal research. It offers systematic definitions of the psychological responses to challenges, and the expectancies that are acquired by each individual. This forms the psychobiological foundation for somatic and mental health, for military personnel or civilians, for animals as well as for humans, across species and cultures (Ursin and Eriksen 2004, Ursin 2009). This bridge between data sets from research on animals as well as from humans is obtained by systematic logical formulations for the expectancies acquired by the brains, following principles from learning theory. CATS is a cognitive theory since the physiological and psychological consequences of stress all depend on cognitive evaluations of the situation and the consequences. A crucial concept is expectancy , the knowledge we acquire when dealing with challenging situations. CATS is a psychobiological theory, the psychobiological consequences of the cognitive activity is explained by increases in brain activation (arousal - wakefulness), and the psychological and physiological concomitants of arousal. CATS is a theory in that all concepts are given formal symbolic definitions, and that it claims to be compatible with the empirical basis in this area of psychobiology (Ursin and Eriksen 2004). ; See also ADA578905. Mental Health and Well-Being across the Military Spectrum (Bien- tre et sant mentale dans le milieu militaire). RTO-MP-HFM-205
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*COGNITIVE SCIENCE; *STRESS(PHYSIOLOGY); *STRESS(PSYCHOLOGY); CATS(COGNITIVE ACTIVATION THEORY OF STRESS); COPING MODELS; FOREIGN REPORTS; NATO FURNISHED; PATHOPHYSIOLOGY; Psychology; REHABILITATION; SIEGRISTS EFFORT-REWARD MODEL; SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS; Stress Physiology
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Towards a Semiotic Information Position Framework for Network Centric Warfare
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Semantic Analysis of Military Relevant Texts for Intelligence Purposes
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Multilingual Content Extraction Extended with Background Knowledge for Military Intelligence
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Related Entity Finding: University of Waterloo at TREC 2010 Entity Track
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Speech Understanding in Noise in the Bison Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence (C3I) Mobile Command Post (MCP)
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Entity Profiling for Intelligence Using the Graphical Overview of Social and Semantic Interactions of People (GOSSIP) Software Tool
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Issues in Intelligence Production: Summary of Interviews with Canadian Managers of Intelligence Analysts
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