|
Search for more OSDPA Content
|
|
|
| |
The 5th Annual Fort Knox Infantry Ball
|
| |
| |
Recent AudioArmed with Science 64: Studying the Effect of Sonar on Marine Mammals
This edition features a discussion with Dave Moretti of the Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Newport, R.I., the principal investigator for the Marine Mammal Monitoring on Navy Ranges program sponsored by the Chief of Naval Operations Environmental Readiness Division. Moretti will discuss ongoing Navy-funded studies into the effects of sonar on marine mammals based on research gathered from Navy ranges where populations of sonar-sensitive whales have been identified. Researchers are analyzing data from prototype passive acoustic tools designed to monitor these animals before, during and after active sonar operations, then combining it with visual and tag data to better understand animals' reactions to sonar.
Taken: 04.21.2010
Armed with Science: Developing Today's Breakthrough Science for Tomorrow's
This edition features Dr. Joan Fuller, program director, and Maj. Michelle Ewy, program manager, at the Air Force Office of Scientific Research's Aerospace, Chemical and Material Science Directorate, discussing how basic research plays a crucial role in the development of future Air Force technologies. They will explain the process of finding the world's top researchers and some of the breakthrough technologies that have resulted from basic research in their fields. As Women's History Month comes to a close, they will also share some words of advice for young women interested in pursuing scientific careers.
Taken: 03.31.2010
Armed with Science 60: Geoscience in Support of Marine Corps Operations
This edition features a discussion with Master Sergeant Kari L. Hubler, United States Marine Corps, who has been an enlisted specialist in the field of meteorology and oceanography for the past 17 years. While most of her career has been spent in operational forecasting.
Taken: 03.24.2010
Armed with Science 56: High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program
This edition features a discussion about the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, more commonly known as "HAARP." It is a joint Air Force and Navy research program to enhance our knowledge of the physics of the ionosphere and radio science. The ionosphere, an upper atmosphere layer between about 60 and 200 miles in altitude, contains charged particles created by solar activity. These charged particles can impact long-range communications and space operations. HAARP is a research program and facility whose goal is to understand the impact of the ionosphere on communications and space systems and to aid in the development of methods to improve DoD's utilization of these systems.
Taken: 02.25.2010
Armed with Science 55: African-American Women in the Military
This edition features a discussion with Dr. Regina Akers, historian at the Naval History and Heritage Command and expert on African-American history. The discussion includes the little-publicized contributions of African American women in the U.S. Navy. Dr. Akers will also discuss the importance of oral history in documenting African-American contributions in the military, what today's youth can learn from the experiences of African-Americans, and her motivations for pursing a career in research.
Taken: 02.17.2010
...more audio from OSDPA |
| |
|
