DP&M - Defence Science Advisory Board (DSAB) Reports

Terms of Reference

98/2 -	The Use of Non-Lethal Weapons In Operations Other Than War
97/3 -	Partnering
97/2 -	Implications Of Off-The-Shelf Procurement
97/1 -	Information Operations
95/1 -	Sustaining The Defence Technology Base

02/9 -	The Role of DND in the Federal Government's Innovation Strategy: Some Private Sector Considerations
02/2 -	Future North American Defence
01/13 -	The Assymmetric Threat
01/11 -	Impact of Global Climate Change
01/6 -	Impact of Mergers on the Canadian Defence Industrial Base
01/5 -	Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Restructuring in the CF
01/1 -	Best Practices in Technology Watch
00/5 -	Geomatics Trends for the Next Decade
99/3 & 00/2 -	Incremental Acquisition and Capability Upgrade, and Minimum Level of DND In-House Engineering Expertiese
99/2 -	Advanced Energy Conversion: Implications for Future Canadian Defence Capabilities
99/1 -	Technology Opportunities for the CF in the 2010-2020 Timeframe
98/4 -	Research Partnership Between DND And Canadian Universities
98/1 -	Retention And Recruitment Of Highly Qualified Defence Scientists And Engineers
93/2 -	The Impact Of DND R&D; Programs On Responsiveness And Competitiveness in Canadian Industry
93/1 -	Technologies For Contingency Operations
92/1 -	Canada Security Interests In Space
91/2 -	Technologies Critical To Evolving Canadian-Forces Roles & Missions
91/1 -	Interaction Between DND And The Private Sector: R&D; And Production
90/2 -	Military Standardization
89/2 -	The Technology Base For A Viable Munitions Industry In Canada