Chris Kreucher

Chris Kreucher

Ph.D., Electrical Engineering, The University of Michigan.

KBR Senior Techncial Fellow.








  1. C. Kreucher, A. Hero, Monte Carlo Methods for Sensor Management in Target Tracking. The Proceedings of the IEEE Nonlinear Statistical Signal Processing Workshop, Pages 232-237, September 2006. [WWW] [PDF]

  2. C. Kreucher, D. Blatt, A. Hero, K. Kastella, Adaptive Multi-modality Sensor Scheduling for Detection and Tracking of Smart Targets. Digital Signal Processing, 16(5): 546-567, September 2006. [WWW] [PDF]

  3. P. Bidigare, C. Kreucher, R. Conti, A Tracking Approach to Localization and Synchronization in Mobile Ad-hoc Sensor networks. The Proceedings of SPIE Defense Transformation and Network-Centric Systems, Pages 146-157, April 2006. [WWW] [PDF]

  4. C. Kreucher, K. Kastella, J. Wegrzyn, B. Rickenbach, An Information Based Approach to Decentralized Multi-platform Sensor Management. The Proceedings of SPIE Defense Transformation and Network-Centric Systems, Pages 134-145, April 2006. [WWW] [PDF]

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