The following publications in Adobe Acrobat *.pdf format are available for your reference and review. The individual papers listed below have been written since Nova's founding. The publications listing below indicates all papers written by Nova's staff.

Nova's publication listing
Baxter, C. R. and M. A. Massie, On-Chip Signal Processing Configurations for Focal Plane Arrays, SPIE AeroSense 1999, IR Technology and Applications XXV, Orlando, Paper #3698-86.
McCarley, P.L. and M. A. Massie, Recent developments in biologically inspired seeker technology, SPIE Photonics West 2001, Photodetector Materials and Devices VI, San Jose, CA, Paper #4288-01.
Caulfield, J. T., P.L. McCarley, C.R. Baxter and M.A. Massie, AIRS FPA applied to the MIRIADS: Powerful infrared systems applications, SPIE Aerosense 2001, Orlando, FL.
Baxter, C. R., M. A. Massie, P. L. McCarley and M. E. Couture, MIRIADS - Miniature Infrared Imaging Applications Development System Description and Operation, SPIE Aerosense 2001, Orlando, FL.
Curzan, J.P., C. R. Baxter and M. A. Massie, Variable Acuity Imager with Dynamically Steerable, Programmable Superpixels, SPIE 2003, Seattle, WA.
Baxter, C. R., J.P. Curzan, M. A. Massie and T. J. Bartolac, Operational Testing and Applications of the AIRS FPA with Infrared Fisheye Optics, SPIE 2003, Seattle, WA.
M. A. Massie, Image and Signal Processing Electronics Development at Nova Sensors, October 2003, Revision 1.
Baxter, C. R., T. R. Cicchi, M. A. Massie and P. L. McCarley, Miniature embedded real-time processor system for smart sensor systems, SPIE 2004, Orlando, FL.
McCarley, P.L., M. A. Massie and J. P. Curzan, Large format variable spatial acuity superpixel imaging: visible and infrared systems applications, SPIE 2004, Orlando, FL.
Ovod, V., Baxter, C., Massie, M., Advanced Image Processing Package for FPGA-Based Re-Programmable Miniature Electronics, SPIE Aerosense Infrared Technology and Applications XXXI, Orlando, FL., 2005.
Massie, M., J.P. Curzan, R. Coussa, Operational and performance comparisons between conventional and foveating large format infrared focal plane arrays, SPIE Aerosense Infrared Technology and Applications XXXI, Orlando, FL., 2005.