Jeanne M Robinson

Title: The Innovative Contributions of Jeanne M Robinson

Introduction

Jeanne M Robinson is a notable inventor based in Annandale, Virginia. She has made significant contributions to the field of non-kinetic weapon performance assessment. Her work focuses on developing methods to enhance missile defense systems, showcasing her expertise and innovative spirit.

Latest Patents

Jeanne M Robinson holds a patent for a "Method for non-kinetic performance assessment." This patent describes an apparatus and method for assessing non-kinetic weapon performance aimed at negating missile threats. The invention identifies vulnerabilities of missile threats and techniques for negating these threats. It calculates the probability of negation associated with the effectiveness of each technique against the identified vulnerabilities. The calculated probabilities are conditioned at various times associated with asymmetric missile defense (AMD) layer elements, producing temporal level probabilities of negation. Furthermore, these probabilities are refined based on the likelihood of deployment validation and mitigation verification, ultimately leading to a battle damage assessment probability of negation. The invention also calculates a terminal phase probability of impact failure without intervention by combining the battle damage assessment probabilities across multiple AMD layers.

Career Highlights

Jeanne M Robinson has built a distinguished career in the defense industry, particularly with Raytheon Company. Her work has been instrumental in advancing technologies that protect against missile threats. Her innovative approach and dedication to her field have earned her recognition among her peers.

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