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Tutorials and resources for use with CID GitLab repositories.
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Source code and resources for Networked Graphics course MV3500
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iads scenario
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Gryphon Python GUI for the Trace Generator
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Current state of Behavior Development Studio. This project might not be the final one, but its the current state.
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Archive for course assets
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This project area is for controlled release of unrestricted public assets related to SPIDERS3D Virtual Environment.
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Ethical control of unmanned systems: applying Semantic Web ontology to scenario goals and constraints for logical validation that mission orders for robots are semantically coherent, unambiguous and without internal contradictions.
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The Robodata project is establishing NPS data-collection capabilities for a wide variety of unmanned system experiments, using Data Format Description Language (DFDL) for parsing robot telemetry. https://nps.edu/web/robodata
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This project holds thesis work by NPS students contributing to Savage thesis projects.
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X3D Examples Archive
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Jupyter Notebooks for use with git repositories.
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Golang api for a classifier exported from tensorflow
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Naval Postgraduate School Defense Analysis Thesis/Capstone Interactive Wargame Created By: David "Ty" Long (dtlong@nps.edu) Chris M. Mulch (cmmulch@nps.edu)
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Support for MV4000 Hamming Learning to Learn course and related projects.
NPS Hamming portal: https://www.nps.edu/hamming NPS course site: https://cle.nps.edu/portal/site/hamming -
Xj3D is an open-source browser and application programming interface written in Java for X3D and VRML97 graphics scenes.
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This contains the terrain reasoning test scenarios
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Analysis of Instant Message traffic and its susceptibility to keystroke analysis timing to bypass encryption. Includes all files needed to replicate the experiment and some of the final raw results.
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Currently it is set to download the Areosol Optical Depth model output for May and June of 2015. It will parse the NetCDF files and make figures of the first 4 tau. That gives valid times of 00Z, 06Z, 12Z, and 18Z for each day. It is set to East Chin
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