The new generation of naval electro-optics: Theory and reality for naval practice

Article Abstract:

Electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) provides extensive image gathering, navigational and targeting capabilities for surface warships, submarines and maritime aviation operating in the varying naval environment. An analysis of EQ/IR sensors carried by surface warships and manned/unmanned maritime aircraft is presented.

Usage, Technology application, Warships, Electrooptical devices, Electro-optical devices

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Brazilian Naval history

Article Abstract:

The Brazilian Naval history, which goes back to 1500, is described. The possession of Brazilian coast was strategically important to the Portuguese and the occupation and colonization of Brazil became a necessity due to the frequent presence of French navigators along the Brazilian coast.

Brazil, Analysis, Naval history

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DSEI 2007 - a 'must attend' also for naval exhibitors and clients

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the Defense Systems and Equipment International exhibition in London Docklands. The participation of 37 countries and delegations representing 49 countries make it a requisite to watch.

London, England, Exhibitions, Shipbuilding industry

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