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2011 - MILCOM 2011 Military Communications Conference, 2011
The Desktop Demilitarized Zone or Desktop DMZ project uses virtualization technology to maintain separation of our network infrastructure to appropriate Trust Zones (TZ). Using a two TZ concept such as a typical Enterprise and Internet network model, a key objective is to prevent Internet activities (web browsing, etc.) from impacting the Enterprise ...
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The Desktop Demilitarized Zone or Desktop DMZ project uses virtualization technology to maintain separation of our network infrastructure to appropriate Trust Zones (TZ). Using a two TZ concept such as a typical Enterprise and Internet network model, a key objective is to prevent Internet activities (web browsing, etc.) from impacting the Enterprise ...
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Demilitarized zone planning: A multiobjective approach
Mathematical Social Sciences, 1983Abstract The demilitarized zone has been used frequently as a means to separate conflicting nations. Imposition of a buffer zone free from military activities is considered to be an effective first step to restore peace between hostile nations. The demilitarized zone is usually patrolled by third-party forces to discourage military hostilities.
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Dark tourism in the former Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).
2022Abstract This chapter discusses the current practices of dark tourism conducted in the former demilitarized zone (DMZ), evoking the confrontation of two ideologies between Vietnamese and American troops in the Vietnam War. The two authors, Ngo, Bui and Dimache, examine the structure of the dark tourism industry, issues of governance, promotion ...
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A Robotic Sentry For Korea's Demilitarized Zone
IEEE Spectrum, 2007This paper presents a new gun-toting sentry robot, developed by Samsung Techwin Co. for the South Korean government. The SGR-AI robot uses a low light camera and pattern recognition software to distinguish humans from animals or other objects and, if necessary, can fire its built-in machine gun - a Daewoo K3. By deploying the robots, the government may
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The Demilitarized Zone as an Inforamtion Protection Network
2006This chapter presents some basic concepts for the design, implementation, and management of a network-based enterprise boundary protection mechanism. The reader should not expect to see a complete security solution from the material presented in this chapter. The concepts presented here must be combined with host and application security mechanisms, as
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The Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) as Liminal Space and Heterotopia
Sociological Problems Journal, 2019The Demilitarized Zone between South and North Korea is often described as the most heavily guarded border on the planet, and the one with the largest presence of military force on both sides. It is a place of constant tension that may potentially explode, triggering a disastrous war. At the same time, it is associated with hope for peace.
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The Israeli-Syrian Demilitarized Zone: An Examination of Unresolved Conflict
Journal of Geography, 1972Abstract Political geography has long been a major field of interest for geography teachers and students. One of the most interesting areas of political geography is the study of boundaries and boundary zones. In this context, the demilitarized zone (DMZ) as a political separating agent has been one of the most controversial issues in the twentieth ...
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Postglacial Land Uplift and the Autonomous Åland Islands as a Demilitarized Zone
Nordic Journal of International Law, 1998AbstractThe impact of postglacial land uplift on the geographical extent of the demilitarized zone of the autonomous Åland Islands is discussed. Ambiguities and inconsistencies in the Åland Convention, on the order of nautical miles, are revealed; they are due not only to the land uplift itself, but also to unclear definitions of coordinates.
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The potential impact of a botanical garden in the Korean Demilitarized Zone
2013"The Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea came into fruition as a result of the 1953 Korean Armistice Agreement. No human disturbance for over 60 years yielded the de facto sanctuary. The DMZ, which extends 248 km (155 miles) long and 4 km (2.5 miles) wide, has become a nature sanctuary that contains more than 1,800 flora and ...
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