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Conference contribution, Proceedings of SPIE

A conference contribution from the firm's applied research portfolio, published in the Proceedings of SPIE.

Citation

Resilience Guard research contributors (). Conference contribution, Proceedings of SPIE. Proceedings of SPIE.

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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2681912

Summary

The Proceedings of SPIE publish peer reviewed conference contributions across optics, photonics, sensing and security related engineering, and are a recognised venue for applied research moving from concept toward deployment. Resilience Guard's contribution comes from its applied research portfolio, where the firm's involvement in European projects extends into the sensing, detection and infrastructure protection technologies that increasingly underpin physical and operational resilience. Conference proceedings of this kind capture work at the stage where a method or system is demonstrated and tested, ahead of wider adoption. The full contribution is available through its DOI. The projects behind the firm's applied research, and the resilience practice areas they inform, are set out in the research portfolio.

About this research

This work forms part of Resilience Guard's contribution to European research, where the firm's consultants develop and test methods in Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe consortia and apply them in client engagements. See the research portfolio for the projects behind the publications, and the case studies for the practice they inform.

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