The Problem Of Providing Coverage Using A Group Of Mobile Agents

Multi agency working is an effective way of supporting children and families with additional needs. It brings together practitioners and professionals from different sectors to provide an integrated way of working to support children, young people and families.

Multi-agency approach is a term that is used to describe the way that several professionals may be involved in supporting children and their families. Effective partnership working between different agencies there may be several different services involved with family, loading help, education, ocean services and voluntary agencies. Even at a relatively early stage of development, the multi-agency On Track programme was identified as having a positive impact on children and families, with outcomes reported in the following areas (NFER, 2004):

IO seeks to integrate and synchronize information related capabilities with maneuver to target the enemy’s decision-making cycle

1) Modern patrol allocations will only be accurate if the data that is input is accurate; if the data is not accurate, then the allocation model results will also be inaccurate (Fritsch, Liederbach, Taylor & Caeti, 2009, pg. 41).

1. A LAN has a data rate of 4 Mbps and a propagation delay between two stations at opposite ends of 20 μs. For what range of PDU sizes does stop-and-wait give an efficiency of at least 50%?

From the figure, it can be seen that host1, host3, host 4 sends messages through the times say t1,t2,t3,t4 and the times are increasing.

circuit commitment orders. The purpose of Levy Squad Operations has been to establish a facilitate standard procedure so Levy Squad deputies can effectively perform duties court-ordered executions and returns in accordance with established SCSO policy and procedure, in conformance with Tennessee law. Levy Squad collects city and county taxes on businesses (http://pnp.sheriff411.org/). In addition, the Levy Squad collects revenue on behalf of the plaintiff, confiscate property or anything of value to satisfy an execution. The Levy Squad also processes evictions, but the deputy’s presence was to maintain security of the realtor, moving crew, the occupant and any person involved in the eviction. The Order of Protection and Exparte Orders has emerged

Finally, the fifth program I will look at is Saturation Patrols. According to an FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin (2003), this DUI strategy involves “an increased enforcement effort targeting a specific geographic area to identify and arrest impaired drivers” (Greene, p.3). Through increased patrolling, Saturation Patrol officers are on constant lookout for signs of impaired drives such as swerving, “following too closely, reckless driving, aggressive driving, and speeding” (p. 3). Unlike sobriety checkpoints, Saturation Patrols gives officers a better chance of catching impaired drivers because officers are scattered throughout a high-risk area, increasing the likelihood an impaired driver would be caught. Also unlike sobriety checkpoints, this strategy does not offer drivers a way to avoid apprehension if they are impaired since they offer drivers the opportunity to avoid the checkpoints. To incorporate this patrol strategy, some departments require “documentation as to why a specific location was chosen [and s]elected sites should have a statistically high incidence of DUI crashes or fatalities and take into account officer and motorist safety” (p. 3).

Assuming that the searchers motion is independent of the target motion and is not specifically directed toward escape. Moreover, it is to be noted that S_{u}'s path intersects the target's path at maximum number of points, if the speed of each searcher is much larger than the target's speed and E(|X₀₁X₀₂...X_{0N}|) (the N^{th} order moment of the target's initial position) is finite. Also, let the first meeting time be a random variable valued in ℝ⁺ and it will happen at the position min(B₁(t),B₂(t),...,B_{N}(t)) through the

Army Brigade Combat Teams (BCTs) continue to face significant challenges synchronizing air and ground operations through the execution of a Unit Airspace Plan (UAP). A well-developed UAP increases combat effectiveness by promoting the safe, efficient, and flexible use of airspace with minimum restraint upon airspace users. This paper does not propose a plan to solve all the challenges BCTs face. The intent is to share lessons learned from 2/25 IBCT’s Air Defense Air Management/ Brigade Aviation Element (ADAM/BAE) cell during our recent Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) rotation. Focus is placed on the development and implementation of the UAP. The major challenges discussed are clearly defining the roles and responsibilities of those involved with UAP development, the integration of both small and tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), and how to best manage a synchronized UAP.

The storied history of the United States Army Signal Corps is lined with technological achievement and advancement. Evidence of the technological advancement and achievement is seen in the Signal Corps development of the Airplane, the meteorological service and more recently the massive improvement in net centric communication, which has led to greater command and control for leaders in the field. It is now time for the Signal Corps to tackle the next big project, and that project is robotics, a field that can change the way the Army fights and wins wars.

Space-based platforms support intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) assets that provide an accurate common operating picture that enhances situational awareness (SA). Enhanced SA improves a Staff’s ability to assess, plan, synchronize and coordinate the execution of the Commander’s intent. This fosters operational flexibility and initiative that results in centralized control and decentralized execution which are key aspects

Recently, in conflicts such as Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), the battlefields have shifted from open ranges to urban environments. As a result, procedures and techniques must adapt in order to be successful. Effective mission planning is one of the keys to employing CAS on the urban battlefield. It is vital that these kinds of operations need to be scrutinized in detail and need to have a unified standard procedure for ground element forces and aircrafts. All combat aircrafts need to be sufficiently equipped to carry out any kind of mission deemed necessary in support of ground operations and ground elements need to be well rehearsed in procedures for conducting a proper evaluation of the time critical target needing to be eliminated.

Context: Our networks are becoming more vulnerable because of wireless and mobile computing. Ubiquitous devices can and do pose a significant vulnerability. In this activity, you are to think outside the box and determine how to best defend against these threats.

Availability heuristic can be defined as making a choice based on immediate and easy examples that comes to the mind more easily when evaluating a decision. Even though availability heuristic has many pros such as saving time when making a choice, it does come with cons. This is because the availability heuristic distorts our understanding of real threats and risks. For example, Tom is a 10-year-old boy that adores puppies and loves playing with them. One day he saw a puppy bite its owner. Due to this small incident, Tom avoids playing with puppies even though the likelihood of it happening is slim. Since this heuristic draws from immediate and easy examples, it uses system 1 to evaluate our decisions. As we already know system 1 can lead to a lot of incorrect assessments in comparison to system 2.