Search results for: MILITARY TRAINING

• The impact of military activities on the concentration of mercury in soils of military training grounds and marine sediments

  Publication

  • K. Gębka
  • J. Bełdowski
  • M. Bełdowska

  - ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH - Year 2016

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• Factors Affecting the Effectiveness of Military Training in Virtual Reality Environment

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  • M. Gawlik-Kobylińska
  • P. Maciejewski
  • J. Lebiedź
  • A. Wysokińska-Senkus

  - Year 2020

  In this paper, we explored the factors influencing the effectiveness of military trainings performed in a virtual reality environment. The rationale for taking up the topic is the fact that such trainings are often conducted under specific operational procedures. These procedures may create rigorous frameworks for all elements of the learning environment, including the teacher’s performance. Therefore, to ensure the most conducive...

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• Military Training Areas and Vegetation – the Effect of Explosion Craters on Species Diversity along a Moisture Gradient

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  • R. Krawczyk
  • R. Zubel
  • Ł. Komsta

  - POLISH JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY - Year 2019

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• Continuous learning as a method of raising qualifications – the perspective of workers, employers and training organizations

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  • M. Grzesiak

  - Year 2014

  Continuous learning is discussed in strategic documents of Poland and the European Union. In Poland, the idea of continuous learning is not very popular. However, in the context of strong competition in the labour market and the progressive globalization processes, the skills issue takes on new meaning — both for employees and employers. In order to adapt skills to labour market needs it is necessary to conduct adequate studies...

• IMPULSE NOISE ASSOCIATED WITH FIRING HANDHELD MILITARY WEAPONS

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  • B. Świeczko-Żurek
  • J. Ejsmont
  • G. Ronowski

  - Year 2015

  Sports, hunting and military shooting grounds are well known sources of noise that can be disruptive both for people present at those facilities, as well as for people and animals that live nearby. What is more, shooters are also subjected to very painful and dangerous impulse noise. The paper discusses the issues related to the noise immission during firing of small firearms of military type that are typical for Poland. The experiments...

• Jamming and jamming mitigation for selected 5G military scenarios

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  • P. Skokowski
  • J. M. Kelner
  • K. Malon
  • K. Maślanka
  • A. Birutis
  • M. A. Vazquez
  • S. Saha
  • W. Low
  • A. Czapiewska
  • J. Magiera... and 2 others

  - Procedia Computer Science - Year 2022

  This paper presents jamming and jamming mitigation techniques, which can be used in relation to emerging military systems based on fifth-generation (5G) technology. Nowadays, 5G technology provides incremental improvements over Long Term Evolution (LTE) networks resulting in the enhancement of civilian communications. Considering enormous possible applications of this new technology, it is feasible to use them in military utilities....

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• Military Food Supply Chain during the COVID-19 Pandemic

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  • M. Wincewicz-Bosy
  • A. Sadowski
  • K. Wąsowska
  • Z. Galar
  • M. Dymyt

  - Sustainability - Year 2022

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• Vocational training

  Journals

  ISSN: 0378-5068

• The Military Balance

  Journals

  ISSN: 0459-7222

• MILITARY MEDICINE

  Journals

  ISSN: 0026-4075 , eISSN: 1930-613X