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AuthorsNumbers in the index correspond to the last two digits of the seven-digit citation identifier (CID) article numbering system used in Proceedings of SPIE. The first five digits reflect the volume number. Base 36 numbering is employed for the last two digits and indicates the order of articles within the volume. Numbers start with 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 0A, 0B…0Z, followed by 10-1Z, 20-2Z, etc. Baczewski, Dariusz, 14 Bednarczyk, Mariusz, 13, 19 Berlinska, Natalia, 11 Białek, R., 0G Bielecki, Z., 05 Błażejewicz, Mariusz, 14 Bugaj, Jarosław, 0V Czapiewska, Agnieszka, 0H Czopik, Grzegorz, 0T, 0X Dobrowolski, A. P., 0J Fabirovskyy, Sergiy, 1C Fryskowska, Anna, 11 Golan, Edward, 0L, 17 Gorka, Marcin, 11, 12 Górny, Kamil, 0V Grądzki, Piotr, 1A, 1B Grochowina, Bogusław, 05, 0K Grzywacz, Wojciech, 01 Jakubowski, Jacek, 0E Kaczmarek, Paweł, 0A, 1D Kamiński, K., 0J Kamiński, P., 02 Kaniewski, Paweł, 06, 0L, 17 Kaniewski, Piotr, 01, 0P, 15 Kawalec, Adam M., 09, 0O, 18 Kedzierski, Michał, 11, 12 Kelner, Jan M., 1F Konatowski, Stanisław, 0S, 15 Kosmowski, Krzysztof, 0I Kozłowski, R., 02 Kraszewski, Tomasz, 0X Kuchta, M., 0G Kustra, Mateusz, 06, 0K Labowski, Michal, 04 Laskowski, Dariusz, 0D, 0F, 0Q, 14 Leśnik, Czesław, 0T, 16 Łopatka, Jerzy, 07, 0Z Lubkowski, Piotr, 0D, 0F, 0Q Majda-Zdancewicz, E., 02 Majewski, Paweł, 14 Małecki, J., 08 Matuszewski, Jan, 0B, 0C Matyszkiel, Robert, 05, 06, 0F, 0I, 0K Mikolajczyk, J., 05 Milczarek, H., 09 Milewski, Jarosław, 1A, 1B Mirowska, A., 02 Miskiv, Volodymyr-Myron, 15 Mucha, Filip, 1F Nichoha, Vitalij, 1C Okoń-Fąfara, Marta, 18 Pasternak, Mateusz, 0A Pawłowski, Piotr, 0S Paziewski, P., 02 Pers, Tomasz, 1G Pietkiewicz, Tadeusz, 0R, 0U, 0Y Pietrow, Dymitr, 0C Piotrowski, Zbigniew, 13, 1G, 1H Piwowarski, K., 02 Polak, Rafał, 0D, 0F, 0Q Prudyus, Ivan, 15, 1C Przyborowski, Włodzimierz, 0M Puchlik, Marcin, 07 Rećko, Czesław, 0W Rogala, Tomasz, 16 Romanik, Janusz, 0L, 17 Różycki, Andrzej, 14 Rutkowski, Adam, 0N, 0O, 0W Rychlewski, Michał, 14 Ścibiorek, Przemysław, 1H Sekrecka, Aleksandra, 12 Serafin, Piotr, 0T, 16, 1D Sierzputowski, Robert, 0D, 0Q Sikorska-Łukasiewicz, Katarzyna, 0U Slesicki, Blazej, 10 Słowak, Pawel, 0P Slowik, Adam, 10 Solarczyk, Maciej, 0E Stec, Bronisław, 0W Studanski, Ryszard, 03, 0H Suchanski, Marek, 0L Suproniuk, M., 02 Szabra, D., 05 Szkop, Emil, 14 Szmit, Grzegorz, 0Z Tatoń, R., 0J Teodorczyk, M., 02 Urban, Robert, 1A, 1B Vashchyshyn, Liubomyr, 1C Wajszczyk, Bronisław, 1E Walczykowski, Piotr, 12 Walkowiak, M., 08 Walkowiak, Marcin, 12 Wierzbicki, Damian, 11 Wierzbowski, M., 02 Wilgucki, Kamil, 1A, 1B Wiśnios, Michał, 0E Wiszniewska-Matyszkiel, Agnieszka, 06 Witczak, Andrzej, 18 Witenberg, A., 08 Wojtyra, Damian, 0Q Woźniak, Martyna, 14 Zak, Andrzej, 03 Ziółkowski, Cezary, 1F Zubel, Krzysztof, 0L, 17 Conference CommitteeConference Chair Piotr Kaniewski, Military University of Technology (Poland) Deputy Conference Chair Zbigniew Piotrowski, Military University of Technology (Poland) Secretary Stanisław Konatowski, Military University of Technology (Poland) Program Committee
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IntroductionIncreasingly, the modern world has become more and more dependent on electronics and information. The use of radio-electronic systems in communication, navigation, reconnaissance, and electronic warfare have become widespread. The issues of both reconnaissance and electronic warfare are becoming increasingly important. This area of human activity requires monitoring for broadly understood security purposes, and, if necessary, the ability to retake control over the technology or prevent it from being disrupted. As a result, these activities, which until recently have been the exclusive domain of armed forces, are now also beginning to play a significant role in the activity of other state services and governmental bodies. The issues presented at the Reconnaissance and Electronic Warfare Systems (CREWS) conference are priorities for the Polish Armed Forces (as well as other state services) emphasizing the fact that this conference was organized under the auspices of the Chief of General Staff. The scope of issues discussed during the conference has been gradually expanding. The topics of this conference included: issues related to the current state, needs, and requirements in the field of reconnaissance and electronic warfare; image and optoelectronic reconnaissance; satellite recognition; the use of unmanned aerial vehicles in reconnaissance and electronic warfare; information security; coordination of activities on a national scale; techniques and methods of electronic warfare; and data processing in reconnaissance and electronic warfare systems. In addition, the conference was supported by the scientific patronage of the Electronics and Telecommunications Committee of the Polish Academy of Sciences. The group of institutions interested in active participation in the conference is systematically expanding, which favors the integration of the environment dealing with the issues of reconnaissance and electronic warfare. This year’s edition of the CREWS conference was an opportunity to exchange the knowledge and experience between users, producers, and scientists involved in the use and construction of reconnaissance and electronic warfare systems. The conference was also a place for bilateral talks and networking. Piotr Kaniewski |
