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In this article, we implement a Cognitive Engineering Based on Expert Skill methodology to better understand how experienced MPOs identify the emplacement of IEDs for the purposes of improving training.
The current work was inspired by an effort to inform and improve training and procedures in two search tasks: first, for police teams combing open ground for clues to a crime; and second, the detection of improvised explosive devices (IEDs) for soldiers on patrol in theatre.
The people at the front of the patrol Payne, Hancock, four other marines, and me had been standing on top of a bunch of the IEDs for about ten minutes before we had walked around the corner.
"The reality is that IEDs, for example, are a feature of the modern battlefield and regardless of the context in which the Australian Defense Force is operating, that type of threat is almost certainly going to be there," Turnbull told reporters.
We describe the potentially fatal injury profile due to IEDs for both dismounted and mounted casualties for the first time.
An indirect electrochemical detection (IED) for bile acids in human serum was established using the screen printed carbon electrode (SPCE).
The vast majority of Taliban IEDs rely for their explosives on ammonium nitrate, an ingredient in certain fertilizers, prompting a US effort to halt the influx of those fertilizers and related material into Afghanistan.
For each window, upper and lower thresholds were calculated as the instantaneous firing rate ±3 standard deviations (SD) calculated during the 4 s preceding the synchronization events (spike peak for IEDs or stimulation artefact for SPES, Figs. 2 and 3).
"In a smaller area we have capabilities for dog sniffing for IEDs.
For example, activity synchronous to the IED used for fMRI modeling may be too weak to be detected directly, leading to BOLD changes remote from the presumed primary generator [Benar et al., 2006].
They may represent the phenomena responsible for setting the conditions for IEDs to occur, or may result from random fluctuations in the baseline firing rates.
