Delivering Vital Sensor Information to the Tactical Edge for Complex Defense Applications
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Live Presentation:
Wed., November 19, 2008
2:00 PM EST
The Converged Sensor Network(tm) Architecture from Mercury Computer Systems combines the power of information management - fusion, exploitation, and dissemination - with signal and image processing to deliver transformational access to information at the tactical edge of the battlefield. This webcast will explore CSNA and it's implications for Synthetic Aperture Radar, Signals Intelligence, Electro-Optical ISR.
Wed., November 19, 2008
2:00 PM EST
The Converged Sensor Network(tm) Architecture from Mercury Computer Systems combines the power of information management - fusion, exploitation, and dissemination - with signal and image processing to deliver transformational access to information at the tactical edge of the battlefield. This webcast will explore CSNA and it's implications for Synthetic Aperture Radar, Signals Intelligence, Electro-Optical ISR.
To register for this complimentary webinar, please click here.
SPEAKER:
Anne Mascarin, Product Marketing Manager, Mercury Computer Systems, Inc.
Speaker Bio: Anne Mascarin worked for 4 years in Mercury's Product Marketing and Product Management Dept. Previous employers include The MathWorks and Analog Devices, Inc. Anne holds an MSEE in Communications and Signal processing from Northeastern University, and a BA in Economics from Boston University.
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