An advanced 3 volume introduction to tactical guided missiles covering propulsion, aerodynamics, guidance and control, and warheads. The books bridge the gap between the well-established theories of combustion, fluid mechanics, explosive materials, and modelling and control in the context of guided missile design.

An advanced 3 volume introduction to tactical guided missiles covering propulsion, aerodynamics, guidance and control, and warheads. The books bridge the gap between the well-established theories of combustion, fluid mechanics, explosive materials, and modelling and control in the context of guided missile design.

A comprehensive guide to the principles, technologies, and challenges of GNSS based navigation in autonomous systems. The book covers the foundational theories, cutting-edge advances, and practical applications of navigation in robotics, self-driving vehicles, drones, and other autonomous systems.

Computational electromagnetics models the interaction of electromagnetic fields with physical objects and their environment. This book seeks to construct a model, typically based on solutions to Maxwell's equations, and then use optimization to minimise the discrepancy between modelled and observed data.

This book is a comprehensive reference on maritime autonomous vehicles (MAVs) covering design processes and best practices. It also specifies up-to-date and developing interfaces and standards for the infrastructure required to manage and maintain MAVs.

The book describes recent technologies that can be integrated to overcome existing issues in sonar communication and sensing networks. It is aimed at researchers in the field of sonar communications and networking, and those interested in exploring hybrid communications among maritime and underwater networks.

The second edition of Principles of Modern Radar Volume 2: Advanced Techniques is a comprehensive textbook serving as an important technical reference for practicing radar engineers and graduate students alike. The book covers essential topics in modern radar development.

Although there is a very large literature on theoretical electromagnetism there is much less on experimental measurements particularly for the skin effect. This monograph aims to fill the gap, emphasizing the experimental measurements and results obtained for the skin effect.