FFI’s Open Research Archive
FFI’s Open Research Archive is the Norwegian Defence Research Establishment’s library of digital publications.
The archive currently contains peer reviewed journal articles published by our scientists, some in collaboration with others, in a wide field of research.
The archive contains both Open Access articles and metadata of articles embargoed or in other ways not yet Open Access.
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The cyber dimension of space systems – an analysis of offensive cyber operations targeting space infrastructure
(2024-12-12)Cyber security and space security are merging due to increased digitalization of space infrastructure and operations. Non-kinetic counterspace capabilities such as cyber operations are an attractive alternative to kinetic ... -
Campaigning with partners in the fourth age of SOF – the case of Norwegian – U.S. High North collaboration
(2024-10-11)Special Operations Forces (SOF) need to adapt to a new operating environment, characterized by competition, state-centric threats, and the use of conventional military power. The adaptation is a consequence of the existing ... -
Syntetisk biologi og bioteknologi i forsvarssektoren
(2024-11-18)Syntetisk biologi og bioteknologi er et felt i rask utvikling som forventes å få bred anvendelse innenfor mange områder i samfunnet, både sivilt og militært. Teknologiene løftes frem av Nato Science and Technology Organization ... -
Evaluation of frozen sand descaling on operational airport surfaces
(2024-10-29)This report is a modified (UNCLASSIFIED) version of the original FFI-report 22/01432 (EXEMPT FROM PUBLIC DISCLOSURE). The Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency (NDMA) has observed significant wear on internal jet engine ... -
Multinational search and rescue in the Arctic – findings from a concept development assessment game
(2024-12-03)The Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI) facilitated a three-day concept develop-ment assessment game (CDAG) in Oslo, October 15–17, 2024. FFI conducted the game to support the multinational project Climate change ...