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Instructors With Practical Experience
All SRC instructors bring to your classroom an
effective combination of EW/IW experience, formal academic training, and technical
expertise. You'll find their presentations interesting and comprehensive, and very easy to
understand.
Stephen L. Duning
has more than 15 years of experience in defense engineering analysis and
information database development. As Center Director for SRC's
Information Technologies Center in Dayton, OH, he is expert in the
Electronic Warfare Information Integrated Reprogramming Database (EWIRDB)
and the Air Force Mission Support System (AFMSS) Database. In addition, he
assisted the National Air and Space Intelligence Center (NASIC) in numerous
foreign-threat, ground-based radar systems and performed analysis and
reverse engineering on antennas, transmitters, receivers, and signal
processing components of a variety of early warning, target acquisition, and
ballistic missile early warning radars. Mr. Duning has a B.A. in Electrical
Engineering from the University of Dayton.
Michael B. Garwood
has extensive experience in every aspect of the
EWIRDB Product. He has a comprehensive understanding of the technical theory behind the
database structure and of the current limitations in reporting the characteristics of
modern signals and systems. He has assisted EWIRDB users in effectively using the
database. He works with the Chair of the EWIRDB Standardization Committee to help identify
and resolve technical reporting issues. Mr. Garwood has a BS Degree from the US Coast
Guard Academy and an MSEE and MS (Engineering Administration) degrees from Syracuse
University.Ronald B. Murdock has been involved in electronic warfare and with
national ELINT databases at Syracuse Research Corporation for over 20 years. He is an
expert in the design and implementation of sophisticated quality assurance software, the
design of new data structures, and various applications software systems. Mr. Murdock has
a BS in physics from Syracuse University.
Todd Carrier
participates in the maintenance of the electronic warfare integrated
reprogramming (EWIR) database for the Information Technologies Center at
SRC. He has been responsible for technical analysis of numerous foreign,
threat radar files for efforts sponsored by various intelligence
organizations. Mr. Carrier also leads a team of analysts in determining
radar system performance for the Air Force Mission Support System (AFMSS)
Combat Support Database (CSDB). Additionally, he has authored white
papers concerning data mining for SIGINT and has participated in pattern
recognition for specific emitter ID (SEI) projects. Mr. Carrier has a
BSEE from the Syracuse University, and a MSCE from Syracuse University.
Robert Sherwin is a radar/electronic warfare engineer, with experience
in both radar system design and electronic warfare. He also has 150 instruction hours in a
variety of science and computer topics, including radar antenna engineering, RF
communications design, and is the radar instruction specialist for the electronic warfare
group at SRC. He is currently involved in Electronic Warfare Database production, and is
the Education Administrator for SRC.
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