RFID and Auto-ID in Planning and Logistics: A Practical Guide for Military UID Applications (Hardcover)

History and BackgroundIntroduction and History of Military LogisticsU.S. Department of Defense and North Atlantic Treaty Organization Supply Classes and National Stock NumbersDOD Shipping Level Containers RFID DesignationsOverview of RFID and AIT TechnologiesOverview of AIT TechnologiesBasic Introduction to Common RFID ComponentsPassive RFID System ComponentsActive RFID System ComponentsOverview of Equipment Interoperability Protocols and Standards Important RFID MandatesStandards Organizations and RFID StandardsUID and RFID Standards for MilitaryImplementation, Decision Making, and Testing ApproachesRFID Project ManagementRFID System DesignRFID Supply Chain Planning LevelsImplementing RFID SystemsObsolete Inventory Reduction with Modified Carrying Cost RatioOverview of Logistics Planning and Inventory ControlEngineering Economics of RFIDForecastingManpower PlanningProduction Planning and SchedulingRFID in LogisticsInventory Control BasicsTransportation and RFID ApplicationsOptimizing RFID Portal Locations in Distribution Using Systematic Layout PlanningRFID Uses in WarehousingMilitary RFID Initiatives and ApplicationsU.S. Army RFID InitiativesMarine Corps and Navy RFID InitiativesMarine Terminal RFID ApplicationsOther Foreign Country Armed Forces Adoption of RFID TechnologyOther Potential Military RFID Applications and Radio TheoryMilitary Physical Fitness RFID ApplicationsMarine RFID Security ApplicationsMilitary Mortuary RFID Implantation ApplicationsRailroad Car Tracking by an RFID System to Organize Traffic FlowSix SigmaCase Study: Multichannel RFIDRadio Frequency TheoryFuture RFID Applications