In this report we investigate the possibility of a purely numerical extrapolation of parameters to extend the period of validity of any given set of GPS ephemeris parameters.

In this report, a calibration of the pressure rings in the DST Group Research Wind Tunnel was performed for an empty test section and with an elevated ground plane installed.

This technical note considers a sensor that alternates randomly between working and broken versus a target that reluctantly gives away glimpses as a homogenous Poisson process.

The possibility of a purely numerical extrapolation of parameters to extend the period of validity of any given set of GPS ephemeris parameters is investigated in this report.

This report explores how data (from sensors) can be exploited into actions (for shooters) over different paths, and sensors connected to shooters just-in-time vs just-in-case.

This paper explores the definition of non-traditional sensing (NTS), some of the technologies that are typically associated with NTS and, ultimately, questions the need for NTS as a concept.

This report presents the findings of an azimuth elevation survey to determine the minimum safe elevations for antenna pointing and signal transmission.

This technical note considers processes that alternate randomly between 'working' and 'broken' over an interval of time.

This report describes the DST airglow database composed of measurements taken primarily over DST Edinburgh in South Australia from March 2012 to December 2016.