Plenary
Lecture
Computer-Aided Adaptive Camouflage
Professor Jiri F. Urbanek
Department of Civil Protection
Faculty of Economics and Management
University of Defence
Kounicova 65, 662 10 Brno
CZECH REPUBLIC
E-mails:
jiri.urbanek@unob.cz
Abstract: The article deals with results of a
Project - acronym ADAPTIV which is Czech Defence
Research Project. This Project solve adaptive camouflage
by the Computer - Aided Mimicry (CAM) as Project
terminal solution. Perceptive interface between
recipient and camouflaged object is visualized by means
of textile modular screens. Screen/s special light
semi-permeability enables front/ back projection with
nearly identical light parameters. Information
permeability, towards illusion creation, is sure
controlled by the camouflage provider by means
sophisticated and mastered illusion with perfect
scenarios. ADAPTIV/s financial possibilities and COTS
principle have asked special definition of feasibility
conditions, especially recipient/s space position. All
participants of camouflage Use Case have pregnant
scenario roles as the technologic system components,
domains, actors, agents and art mediators. Project
conclusions will be introduced especially in military
and security environments in live PowerPoint
presentation at the Conference CIMMACS '11.
Brief Biography of the Speaker:
Univ. Prof. Jiri F. Urbanek, Ph.D., born 1949 in
Pelhrimov, Czech Republic was graduated 1972 at Brno
University of Technology, Faculty of Mechanical
Engineering. 14 years he operated in Czech industrial
and mining enterprises, including technical help for
mining rescue services. Parallel he was graduated Ph.D.
with thesis Mathematical Methods in Industrial
Processes. Then he gave the lectures on technological,
managerial and military universities in the branches
Automation, Management, Logistics and Non-conventional
Technologies. On Brno University of Technology, he first
habilitated in branch Mechanical Technology and later
second in branch Management and Battle Employment of
Ground Forces at Vyskov Military University.
Now, he gives professor's lectures at University of
Defence, Faculty of Economics and Management in Brno,
Czech Republic. His research branches are Safety, Civil
Protection, Interoperability, Security Management,
Crisis Scenarios and Civil Emergency Planning. He is
European Commission expert for Security Research and for
the Development of Small and Middle Enterprises. He
solves many national and international research and
development projects. Now he is in the solution of EC
7FP Security Research project CAST. He is author of 245
articles, 6 books and 7 patents. 8 papers was published
via WSEAS.
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