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Michael Collins


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A Line-of-Sight Software Reusability Assessment Project AUG 1999 105 pages
Authors:  Robert Atkins; Joni Jarrett; Michael Collins; Gerald Wakefield; ARMY TOPOGRAPHIC ENGINEERING CENTER ALEXANDRIA VA
The full text of this report is available for sale.The U.S. Army Topographic Engineering Center evaluated the results of a widely used Line of Sight (LOS) software model to provide a standard, verified, and validated algorithm for the Mapping, Charting, and Geodesy (MC&G) community. The LOS software evaluated in this report was derived from a legacy code that was subsequently put through white box testing, black box testing, and entered into the McCabe software testing tools to manage the ...


Reclamation and Recycling of L8A1 Red Phosphorus Grenade Mix SEP 94 106 pages
Authors:  Maggie Grassi; Welton Boyce; Loy Aikman; Tony Daveport; Michael Collins; PINE BLUFF ARSENAL AR
The full text of this report is available for sale.Mix from unserviceable L8A1 red phosphorus grenades was recovered and recycled as feedstock for L8A3 red phosphorus grenades. Reuse of the mix avoided destruction of the L8A1 mix as a waste and reduced the amount of new raw materials needed for the manufacture of L8A3 rounds. Both control L8A3 grenades (made from all new raw materials) and experimental L8A3 grenades (made from recovered L8A1 mix) were placed in storage at ...


Effects of Shoreline Irregularities on a Rectilinear Tidal Current and Their Significance in Sedimentation Processes DEC 1980
Authors:  George Ferentinos; Michael Collins; JOURNAL ARTICLE-UNIDENTIFIED SOURCE
The full text of this report is not available and therefore is not for sale. This information is provided for reference purposes only.Detailed tidal current information collected in the embayments along the coastline of the central northern Bristol Channel, using both Eulerian and Lagrangian techniques, has demonstrated the existance of tidally induced eddies. These eddies are considered to be the result of flow separation downstream of the headlands. Supplementary, tidal current observations are indicative of the formation of similar eddies. The tidally induced eddies along the northern Bristol Channel coastline are related ...


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