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A Systems Approach Using Agent-Based, Network, and System Dynamics Models Modern border conflicts rarely resemble conventional wars. They are persistent, indirect, and system-driven, involving multiple actors, informal resource flows, and adaptive behaviors rather than open military confrontation.

Introduction Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) is not just about passing tests in the lab. On naval platforms, dozens of communication, radar, and navigation systems must operate side by side without interfering with one another.

Introduction: The Hidden Challenge in Modern Platforms On naval vessels, aircraft, and advanced communication systems, dozens of antennas, sensors, and electronic systems operate side by side. While this connectivity enables powerful capabilities, it also creates a hidden challenge: electromagnetic coupling.

Modern labs demand automation, precision, and speed—whether you’re running I-V sweeps, temperature profiles, or optical characterizations. PyMeasure is an open-source Python package designed to automate these tasks by controlling lab instruments with clean, readable code.

❓ Why Should Naval Programs Care About EMI and EMC? Modern naval vessels are packed with high-performance systems—radars, satellite comms, sensors—all operating in close quarters. But that complexity comes with a hidden risk: electromagnetic interference (EMI).

Intro: Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and electromagnetic interference (EMI) are critical concerns in naval vessel design. With an increasing number of electronic systems onboard—radar, satcom, control units, navigation, and communication devices—ensuring these systems do not interfere with each other is a vital task. In this blog post, we’ll simulate a 10×10 source-victim EMC coupling matrix using […]

Modern technology—everything from smartphones to solar panels—relies on understanding how electromagnetic (EM) waves behave. But how do engineers test new optical devices or antenna structures before physically building them? That’s where simulation tools like MEEP come in.