Chris Kreucher

Chris Kreucher

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

KBR Senior Techncial Fellow.








  1. B. Shapo, C. Kreucher, Track-before-Fuse Error Bounds for Tracking Passive Targets. The Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Information Fusion, Pages 1592-1599, July 2011. [WWW] [PDF]

  2. C. Kreucher, Dismount Tracking by Fusing Measurements from a Constellation of Bistatic Narrowband Radar. The Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Information Fusion, Pages 1361-1368, July 2011. [WWW] [PDF]

  3. C. Kreucher, B. Shapo, A Fuse-Before-Track Approach to Target State Estimation Using Passive Acoustic Sensors. The Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Information Fusion, Pages 1889-1896, July 2011. [WWW] [PDF]

  4. C. Kreucher, B. Shapo, Multitarget Detection and Tracking Using Multisensor Passive Acoustic Data. IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering, 36(2): 205-218, April 2011. [WWW] [PDF]

  5. B. Shapo, C. Kreucher, M. Brennan, Bayesian Data Fusion for Tracking Motion Imagery and Maritime Targets. The Proceedings of the Automatic Target Recognition Working Group, May 2011.

  6. C. Kreucher, M. Brennan, B. Shapo, Using a Constellation of Narrowband RF Sensors to Detect, Track, and Alert on Surveillance Region Activity. The Proceedings of the Automatic Target Recognition Working Group, May 2011.

  7. C. Kreucher, J. Burns, B. Hart, B. Himed, Narrowband Multistatic Radar for Detection of IED Placement Activities. The Proceedings of the MSS Tri-Service Radar Conference, June 2011.

  8. C. Kreucher, Exploiting Narrowband Bistatic Radar Measurements for Dismount Detection and Tracking. IEEE Antennas and Propagation Magazine, 53(1): 98-105, February 2011. [WWW] [PDF]

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