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Navy Phase I SBIR 26779
Lme, Inc. Optimized Department Navy Phase I SBIR 26523
LONE PEAKLaminated Department Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26727
LSA Wide-AngleDepartment
Lv SoftwareConfiguratDepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 26107
LYNNE GILFThe Milita DepartmentAir Force Phase II SBIR 20247
LYNNTECH An ExtremeDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 25646
LYNNTECH ConductingDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25807
LYNNTECH High PerfoDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26434
LYNNTECH Improved SDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26655
Lsr TechnolAdvanced Department Navy Phase I SBIR 26120
LUMEN LAB HIGH-RES DepartmentMissile De Phase I SBIR 25586
Lumina DecAssemblingDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25520
LYNNTECH A New ElecDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26677
LYNNTECH In Situ DegDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 26171
LYNNTECH Corrosion Department Air Force Phase I SBIR 26057
M.L. ENERGFLUCTUATIDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25774
M.L. ENERGREAL-TIM Department Air Force Phase II SBIR 17858
M.L. ENERGREAL-TIM Department Air Force Phase I SBIR 17858
M.s. SapupMILLIMACHDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25818
MACAULAY- Radio FreqDepartment
Air Force Phase I SBIR 26006
Machine De AutomatedDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26469
MACHINING MachinabilDepartment
MAINSTREDEMONSTRA Department
MACAULAY- Programmab Department
MAK TECHDevelopmen Department
Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25510
MAK TECHA DIS Vari Department Air Force Phase I SBIR 25943
Management Cognitive Department
Army Phase II SBIR 20503
Management Executive- Department
Army Phase I SBIR 26257
MALIBU REPiezo-Elec Department Navy Phase I SBIR 26136
MANSOURStructural Department Navy Phase I SBIR 26238
MANSOURASSESSMEN Department
Navy Phase II SBIR 15473
Maravia CoAdvanced CDepartment Special O Phase I SBIR 25761
MARK Resou SimulationDepartment
MARK Resou Space SystDepartment
Maryland Neural Filt DepartmentNavy Phase I SBIR 26569
ATS-MER, LLow Cost FaDepartmentArmy Phase I SBIR 26320
ATS-MER, LA Fulleren DepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 26042
ATS-MER, LNovel LargDepartment Army Phase I SBIR 26319
MASSA PRLegged VehDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26503
MASSACHUTUNABLE M Department
Missile De Phase I SBIR 25573
ATS-MER, LDEVELOPME Department
ATS-MER, LDevelopmen Department
ATS-MER, LNovel Mater Department
ATS-MER, LFullerene Department Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26464
MATERIALSINTELLIGE Department Army Phase I SBIR 18583
Materials Developmen Department
MATERIALSCompositeDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26579
MATERIALSIce ImpactDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26797
Materials MNovel LighDepartment
Materials MC-C Piston Department
Materials MConsolidatDepartment
MATERIALSINTELLIGE Department Army Phase II SBIR 18583
Materials MSynthesis Department
MATERIALSProcess Si DepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 26166
MATERIALSNon-ErodinDepartment Army Phase I SBIR 26265
Materials Novel, LowDepartmentAir Force Phase II SBIR 19820
Materials High ThermDepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25961
MATERIALSNondestrucDepartment Navy Phase II SBIR 18272
Materials SCost-EffectDepartment
Materials ControlledDepartmentArmy Phase I SBIR 26391
Materials MULTRAHARD Department
Maxdem, IPolymer Die Department
Missile De Phase II SBIR 19589
Maxdem, IHigh Compr Department
Defense AdPhase II SBIR 20161
Maxdem, IApplicatio DepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26471
Maxdem, IN/A Department
Maxdem, IRigid-Rod Department Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25446
Maxdem, ISelf-Reinf DepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25942
MAYA DES DYNAMIC D Department
Maxdem, IHigh Use TDepartment Army Phase I SBIR 26260
M-DOT AerTHRUST AUDepartment Army Phase II SBIR 18693
M-DOT AerDESIGN ANDepartment Defense AdPhase II SBIR 18322
Mds CompDEVELOPME Department
MembraneDEVELOPME Department
MENDEZ R& Optical S Department
Mei Techn Adventure DepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26452
Merlin TechCarbon FibeDepartment
Merlin TechAdvanced CDepartment
Special O Phase I SBIR 25762
Merlin TechAmbient-TeDepartment
Merritt SysSMART SENDepartmentNavy Phase I SBIR 25675
Mei Techn Linguistic Department
Metatech CELECTROMA Department
METRATEK,InnovativeDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26458
METRON, NEW SPACEDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26545
Micracor, IWide FieldDepartment
Air Force Phase II SBIR 20120
Micracor, IMultisegme Department
Microcom Universal TDepartmentNavy Phase I SBIR 25711
Micro OpticHIGH SELEDepartmentMissile De Phase I SBIR 25623
Microcosm,Satellite T Department
Microcosm,INITIAL D DepartmentAir Force Phase II SBIR 20269
Microcosm,PRECISIONDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25836
Microcosm,Low-Cost, DepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25802
MicroFab TLow Cost MDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26762
MicrosensoFully Auto Department
MicroFab TFABRICATI DepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25823
MicrowaveMicrowave-Department Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26713
MicrowaveDevelopmen Department
MicrowaveNeutral BeDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25459
Mid-south Weld PenetDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26714
Mide TechnDevelopmen Department
MIKROS S SimulationDepartment Army Phase I SBIR 26622
Millitech CMillimeter Department
Millitech CMonolithicDepartment
Millitech CPriview Se Department
Millitech CAnalytical Department
Mirage SysInnovativeDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26460
MISSION RBlind AdapDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26562
MISSION RDEVELOPME Department
Defense ThPhase II SBIR 18297
MISSION RRemote Det Department
MISSION RMiniaturiz DepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26771
MISSION RAssessmentDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26450
MISSION RArtificial DepartmentNavy Phase II SBIR 15484
Moco, Inc.BiomechaniDepartmentArmy Phase I SBIR 26333
MJR ScientiFilterless Department
Mk ResearcMultispectDepartmentArmy Phase I SBIR 26344
MISSION RBroad BandDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25900
MISSION RLONG WAVE Department
MOLTECH Improved St Department
Molten SaltA Novel AmDepartment
Monterey TVIDEO INF DepartmentNavy Phase II SBIR 15486
MOLTECH ProcessingDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26699
Molten SaltA High PowDepartment
MONOPOLE Fast Integ Department
Molecular Polymers fDepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 26154
JovanovichRobotic Sc Department
Monterey TLSO Head M Department
MORGAN RUltra-MiniaDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25509
MORGAN RMeasuremen Department
MORGAN RMagnetic An Department
MOSET COR Infrared ( Department
Mountain O InteroperaDepartment
Mrj Inc. GPS-DrivenDepartment Army Phase I SBIR 26273
Mrj Inc. Using DataDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26690
Mountain O MIL-STD-1DepartmentNavy Phase II SBIR 20855
MSNW, INCReduced Co Department
MSNW, INCIMIDE/GRADepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26806
MTL SYSTEAvionics R DepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25899
MTL SYSTESolid StateDepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25925
Mtsi Advanced D epartment
MTL SYSTEWAVES/WHD Department
MULTISPEC"Deep Department
Multimax, Multi-DimeDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25496
MSNW, INCConversionDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25444
MULTISPECUltra-WideDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25478
NAVSYS COGPS MultipDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 25743
NAVSYS COReal-Time Department Air Force Phase I SBIR 25914
NAVSYS COGPS PortablDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26789
Mycotech CDegradatioDepartment Navy Phase II SBIR 18723
NAVSYS COAircraft/MDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25906
Myriad SofAuthoring D T epartment
Myricom, INetwork-DiDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25511
NAVSYS COPrecise GPSDepartment Army Phase I SBIR 26365
NAVSYS COTIDGET Eme Department
NANODYNAM 12(C)-DIA DepartmentMissile De Phase I SBIR 25644
NanocrystaX-RAY/UV Department Missile De Phase I SBIR 25570
NANODYNAM STRAIN-LADepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25645
Nanostructu Stencil MaDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26415
Nanotronics Multi-WaveDepartmentAir Force Phase II SBIR 19947
Neillen Te InductorlesDepartmentMissile De Phase II SBIR 19601
Neocera , Supercondu Department
NIELSEN E Aircraft D Department Air Force Phase I SBIR 26147
Neocera , Magnetic M Department
NIELSEN E Optimal AeDepartment Air Force Phase II SBIR 20089
NIELSEN E COMPUTATDepartment Defense AdPhase II SBIR 17708
NEOTERIC BispectrumDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25516
Netrologic,Integrated DepartmentNavy Phase I SBIR 26536
NETWORK AD Simulati Department Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25515
NeuroDyneLIGHTWEIGDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25537
New England High ResolDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26746
New IntercComparison Department
New IntercREAL-TIMEDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25610
Nfx Corp Transparent Department
Niall EnterpAir Traf Department Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26654
Night Visi Liquid CrysDepartmentAir Force Phase II SBIR 19895
Nfx Corp A Hybrid CDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25442
Nipro ProjectilesDepartment
NVE CORP.High SpeedDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25800
NVE CORP.Low Cost Department Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26732
NVE CORP.Giant MagnDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26652
North StarMINIATURIDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25791
North StarOptoelectrDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26631
NOVA ENGIMiniature Department Navy Phase II SBIR 20374
Starmet CoDUCTILE-DDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25616
Starmet CoReclamatioDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25875
NOVA SCIEMicrochann Department
NZ APPLIE HOLOGRAPH Department
NZ APPLIE Tunable DiDepartment Missile De Phase II SBIR 26216
O. Donn GrMULTI-SENDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26811
NZ APPLIE High-DensiDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26126
NZ APPLIE Ga, A1 N MDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25563
NZ APPLIE Tunable DiDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 26216
NZ APPLIE Advanced EDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26451
Oca Applied APPLICATI Department
OBJECT SCTechniquesDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25878
Ocean SensMULTI-PRODepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 28934
O-mc Signal QUANTUMDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26555
Omega-P, ICompact Tu Department
Onyx ScienREALISTIC Department Air Force Phase I SBIR 25854
Onyx ScienMassively pDepartmentArmy Phase I SBIR 26367
Omnitek RJTIDS/MIDSDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26785
Omnitek RCommunicat Department
Omnitek RDevelopmen Department
OperationaDevelopmen Department
Ophir CorpA CONTINUDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25827
OPTICAL E.T Veritcally Department
Optical AirSBIR PhaseDepartmentNavy Phase I SBIR 26591
Optical ConVERTICAL Department Missile De Phase I SBIR 25612
Optical AirDual use ODepartmentAir Force Phase II SBIR 20163
Optical ConWAVELENGT Department
Optical PolTransparenDepartmentMissile De Phase I SBIR 26205
OPTICOMPGlobal Fre Department Air Force Phase II SBIR 19934
Optical ConUV, BLUE Department Missile De Phase I SBIR 25641
OPTICS 1, MULTIBAND Department
OPTICS 1, Double focDepartment Army Phase I SBIR 26356
OPTICOMPOptoelectrDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 26072
Optigain, I THULIUM DDepartmentMissile De Phase I SBIR 25628
Optigain, I ERBIUM-TEDepartmentMissile De Phase I SBIR 25592
Opti-Logic Scanning InDepartment
Optimal AnThe Real StDepartmentDefense AdPhase II SBIR 17213
Optigain, I Optimized Department
OPTIMAL SIntegrated Department Air Force Phase I SBIR 25889
OptimizatioAUTOMATED Department
OPTIMUMInterdiscipDepartment
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Optiphase,ULTRA HIGDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25642
Optiphase,Advanced FDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25503
Optitek IncA CompactDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 29040
Optitron, I Integrated Department
OPTIMAL SDiscoverinDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26602
Optical NeA VISUAL Department Navy Phase I SBIR 25672
Optical NeDistribute DepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26723
OptoelectrSTATIONARDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25604
Optical NeHigh Bandw Department
Optical NeULTRA HIGDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25555
OptoelectrVolume HolDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 26079
Optra, Inc.OPTICAL F DepartmentNavy Phase I SBIR 26551
Optra, Inc.A Versatil Department
OPTO-KNOW Hazardous Department
Optrand, InSpark PlugDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26730
Optron SysDYNAMIC SDepartment Defense ThPhase II SBIR 18294
Orbital Te Voice-Acti Department
Orbital Te Miniature DepartmentArmy Phase I SBIR 26306
Orbital Te Orbitec Fi Department
ORINCON Real-Time Department Air Force Phase II SBIR 19965
ORINCON Bat Signal Department Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26461
ORINCON AutomatedDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26137
Ormet Circu ENVIRONMDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25637
Ormet Circu Process forDepartment
Ormet Circu High StrengDepartment
ORINCON SIGNAL D Department Army Phase II SBIR 18510
ORINCON Image Unde Department
ORINCON Applicatio Department Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26709
ORINCON Intrusion Department Army Phase II SBIR 20545
ORINCON PrognosticDepartment Army Phase I SBIR 26350
ORINCON Advanced SDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26566
ORINCON Acoustic P Department Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26467
ORINCON Acoustic C Department Air Force Phase I SBIR 26067
Oxford Com Terabyte DiDepartment
P C KRAUSDynamic SiDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 28965
P. Nichola DEVELOPME Department
Pacific AdvADVANCEDDepartment Navy Phase II SBIR 20352
Pacific AdvUser-ProgrDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 25452
Pacific AdvMultispectDepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 26141
Pacific AdvImaging SpDepartmentMissile De Phase II SBIR 26218
Pacific AdvUser-ProgrDepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25874
Oryx TechnActive MetDepartment Army Phase I SBIR 26296
Osmotek, IDirect OsmDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26119
Pacific AdvImaging SpDepartmentMissile De Phase I SBIR 26218
Pacific-sie High SpeedDepartment
Pacific-sie Automatic Department
Paralogic, IA High PerDepartment
PARASOFTAUTOMATIC Department
Pacific-sie EO/IR SensoDepartment
Paradigm SSPECIAL E Department Navy Phase I SBIR 25692
Pacific-sie Proliferat Department
Pacific-sie Portable I Department
Pacific-sie Integrated Department
Pacific-sie FLIR TRAI Department
Pacific-sie F/A-18 AircDepartment
Palyn GoulSCALABLE Department Air Force Phase I SBIR 25853
ParametricAlGaAs MulDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 26201
Parkview RHts Flux Fl Department
Parr ReseaProcess Si Department Army Phase I SBIR 26612
Parke MathGallium NitDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25920
ParmatechDevelopmen Department
Parke MathIndium PhoDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26397
CREARE LLCProcesses Department Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25448
CREARE LLCMULTI-STADepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25562
CREARE LLCWet ProcesDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25454
CREARE LLCAutomatedDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26720
CREARE LLCAn innovatDepartment Army Phase I SBIR 26489
CREARE LLCPortable, Department Navy Phase I SBIR 28977
CREARE LLCIntelligent DepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26470
CREARE LLCR.D.F.-Fire DepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25934
FOSTER-MIL Self Lubri Department
FOSTER-MIL Imaging OpDepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 26159
FOSTER-MIL Liquid FlowDepartment
FOSTER-MIL REDUCTION Department
FOSTER-MIL Desktop Ma Department
FOSTER-MIL Oil Additi Department
FOSTER-MIL Truss Rein Department
Pda EngineVery Shall Department Special O Phase I SBIR 26609
PCB PiezotActive/PasDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26505
Pdi Corp PerformancDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26573
PD-LD, INCHIGHLY NODepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25552
Personnel Human SystDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 26043
Personnel Human SystDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 26034
Peckham En Precision LDepartment
Pegasus Eng Further DeDepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25976
Petrelli Re Low DensityDepartment
Phasex CorEnviromentDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26744
Phasex CorDecontamin Department
Phoenix SciLaser systeDepartmentArmy Phase I SBIR 26329
Phasex CorPhase StabiDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25847
Phi AppliedCompact MDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25519
PHOTON RE POLARIZATDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25580
PHOTOMETR RAIN EROSDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25769
Photonic PInnovative Department Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25513
PHOTON RE InnovativeDepartmentAir Force Phase II SBIR 19992
PHOTON RE Loss-of-Lo Department
Photonics R ugged, Her Department
Photonics RMiniature Department Missile De Phase I SBIR 26194
Photonics R25-GHz Vert Department
Photonics RTwo-Dimensi Department
Photonics RTerabit/se DepartmentMissile De Phase I SBIR 26191
Photonics RMiniature Department Missile De Phase II SBIR 19618
Photonics RComputer D S epartment
PHYSICAL PARALLEL Department Air Force Phase II SBIR 12816
PHYSICAL EFFICIENT Department Navy Phase II SBIR 15512
PHYSICAL AN AUTOMA Department
PHYSICAL Nonlinear O Department
PHYSICAL Fresnel ImDepartment Air Force Phase II SBIR 20007
PHYSICAL Miniaturiz DepartmentAir Force Phase II SBIR 19935
PHYSICAL A CompactDepartment Navy Phase II SBIR 20309
PHYSICAL OptoelectrDepartment Air Force Phase II SBIR 19986
PHYSICAL Compact, FDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 26030
PHYSICAL Resonant TDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 26198
PHYSICAL MONOLITHI Department
PHYSICAL Fiber Opti DepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25994
PHYSICAL Radiation HDepartmentDefense ThPhase I SBIR 26235
PHYSICAL DOUBLE DEDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 25718
PHYSICAL Optical In DepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 26083
PHYSICAL PHOTONICDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25640
PHYSICAL Polymer-baDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 26209
PHYSICAL Nonimaging Department
PHYSICAL An OpticallDepartmentNavy Phase II SBIR 20736
PHYSICAL A Highly V DepartmentNavy Phase I SBIR 26601
PHYSICAL A Novel TeDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26494
PHYSICAL Fourier SynDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26754
PHYSICAL Non-IntrusDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26441
PHYSICAL ManufacturDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26712
PHYSICAL An Extremel Department
PHYSICAL Compact FiDepartment Army Phase I SBIR 26617
PHYSICAL Fiber OpticDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26449
PHYSICAL Guided-Wav Department
PHYSICAL PARALLEL Department Air Force Phase I SBIR 12816
PHYSICAL Portable NDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26693
PHYSICAL A Training DepartmentNavy Phase I SBIR 25759
PHYSICAL A High-SpeDepartment Army Phase II SBIR 27629
PHYSICAL A Novel ATDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 26077
PHYSICAL Extremely Department Navy Phase I SBIR 25702
PHYSICAL Compact FiDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 28629
PHYSICAL ENSIP InspDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 26010
Physical ScDIRECTED DepartmentArmy Phase II SBIR 18478
Physical ScPulsed VortDepartment
Physical ScImaging FaDepartment
Physical ScFast Densi Department
Physical ScTOMOGRAPH Department
Physical ScFluorine A Department
Physical ScAdvanced CDepartment
Physical ScLaser Illu Department
Physical ScRubidium DepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25896
Physical ScCompact, LDepartment
Physics MaNew Genera Department
Physics AppSabot DesigDepartment
PHYSICS I Search, TraDepartment
PICOMETRI5-PicosecoDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 26051
Pinnacle ReAdvanced BDepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25871
PICOMETRI65-GHz BaDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 26073
Piasecki AiElectromotDepartmentArmy Phase I SBIR 26267
Planar AmerTitle missi Department
PLANNINGAutomatic Department Navy Phase II SBIR 18202
Pls InternaVirtual RealDepartment
PLANNINGACOUSTIC Department Army Phase II SBIR 18472
PLANNINGApplicationDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26132
Pod AssociaSurvivabil Department
POINT RESPortable S Department Navy Phase II SBIR 27650
POLYCHIP, Sensor ProDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 28641
Polystor C HIGH PERFDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25551
Polymicro HIGH PERFDepartment Army Phase II SBIR 15940
Praxis Tec Interactiv Department
Precision Catalytica DepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25983
Precision Regenerable Department
Pressure TeAdvanced CDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26656
PRESEARCHNEAR FIEL Department Navy Phase I SBIR 25725
Primal SoluUser-frien Department
Princeton Design andDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26638
PRECISIONDevelopmen Department
PRECISIONMEMBRANE Department
Princeton Binary OptDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25525
Princeton Developmen Department
Princeton Low Cost MDepartment Army Phase II SBIR 20577
Princeton FIELD EMI Department Missile De Phase I SBIR 25599
Princeton Diamond ca Department
Princeton Developmen Department
Princeton Portable F DepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25809
PRINCETONHigh FrequDepartment Air Force Phase II SBIR 20166
PRINCETONCONDUCTIV Department
PRODUCTIO Non-InvasiDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 25526
Product D High Efci Department Army Phase II SBIR 20568
PROPULSIOActive SuppDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 26186
PROPULSIOImproved JDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26542
PROMEGA Real-Time Department Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26685
PROPULSIOUnstructurDepartment Army Phase I SBIR 26279
PROPULSIOHigh-PerfoDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25841
Pulse RadarGround Pen Department
Q-DOT, INCA Large, H DepartmentNavy Phase I SBIR 25703
Q-DOT, INCDynamic AO Department
Q-DOT, INCUltra-Low-Department Air Force Phase II SBIR 20026
Q-DOT, INCAdvanced IDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 26095
PROSENSIN4-DimensioDepartment Navy Phase II SBIR 20739
Quadrax AdPultrusion DepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26472
Quality ResData DiverDepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 26068
PROSENSINPASSIVE MDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26553
QUALITY BIGeneratingDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 25684
Quantix CoTE MateriaDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 26081
Quantix CoTime LenseDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 26196
Quantix CoE-BEAM ADDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25543
Quantix CoClutter Re DepartmentArmy Phase I SBIR 26256
Quantum Ma INDUCTIVEDepartmentMissile De Phase I SBIR 25643
Quantum Ma Bond QualiDepartment
Quantum Ep Carbon Dop Department
Quantum Ma New Type oDepartment
Quantum Ep InP Chann Department
R.l. Bielaw DamperlessDepartment
R&d Techno High PowerDepartment
RD INSTR Acoustic T Department Navy Phase I SBIR 26492
RADIANT RSI/GE OPT Department Missile De Phase I SBIR 25594
RADANT TEAffordableDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 25693
Radiation SA PortableDepartmentDefense ThPhase I SBIR 28616
RADIX TECVMEbus com Department
RADIX TECA Robust Pe Department
RADIX TECInterferen Department Air Force Phase II SBIR 20075
RADIX TECRobust TecDepartment Army Phase II SBIR 20695
RADIX TECSHF Commun Department
RADIX TECRAWINSOND Department
RADIX TECDETECTIONDepartment Army Phase II SBIR 18518
RADIX TECBeamstar Department Air Force Phase II SBIR 27643
Radsar Gr Radsar, a Department Air Force Phase I SBIR 26049
RAMAR COUSAF- Phil Department Air Force Phase II SBIR 19976
RAMAR COFly-By-LighDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26659
MISSION MThe FeasibiDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26751
MISSION MAn Automat Department
Raven, Inc.InfrasoundDepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 25927
Raven, Inc.Innovative Department
Rcs TechnolNear Net SDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26686
TDA Researc Initiators Department
TDA Researc Modeling aDepartment
Receptor LNeutralizinDepartmentArmy Phase I SBIR 26284
Redzone RoIn Situ TanDepartmentArmy Phase II SBIR 20559
Redzone RoLegged VehDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26501
Redzone RoDISTRIBUTDepartment Army Phase II SBIR 18438
REFRACTOR Advanced SDepartment
ReifenrathUrethane cDepartment Army Phase I SBIR 26254
Remote Spe InterferomDepartment
Regal TechFabricatio DepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26715
REFRACTOR LOW COSTDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25565
Research AImproved RDepartment Army Phase II SBIR 20682
Research InMULTILAYEDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25542
Research InFiber Opti Department
Reticular SCONVERT TDepartmentArmy Phase II SBIR 18482
REVEO, INCULTRA-HIGDepartment Missile De Phase I SBIR 25615
REVEO, INCNovel Ultr Department
Rgs Assoc.,InformatioDepartment
RheologicalVIBRATIONDepartmentMissile De Phase I SBIR 25588
Risk Mana Demonstrati Department
ROBOTIC Robotic AsDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 25507
ROBOTIC TOperationalDepartmentNavy Phase I SBIR 26534
Ronin Syst A PortableDepartment
Rose ImagiWHOLE BOD Department
Rotary PowAuxilliary Department
Rockford DCOMPACT Department Missile De Phase I SBIR 25534
Ronin Syst Optimized Department
Ronin Syst A PortableDepartment
SI DiamondBoron NitriDepartment
SI DiamondLaser-baseDepartmentMissile De Phase I SBIR 26203
SenSyTech,Developmen Department
SenSyTech,NAVAL FORDepartment Navy Phase I SBIR 26559
S.s. White InnovativeDepartment
SenSyTech,Developmen Department
SADDLEBASemiconduc Department
SAGE ELECElectrochroDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26651
SAM TECHN DecontaminaDepartment
Sandia SystPost ExposDepartment
Sandpiper Methods toDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26435
Saphikon, IContinuousDepartment
RCT SYSTEM X-Y TranslaDepartment
RCT SYSTEM MIcromachi Department
STERLING Multipathwa Department
RCT SYSTEM Ultra PreciDepartment
Saphikon, IDEVELOPME Department
RCT SYSTEM INTEGRATEDepartmentArmy Phase II SBIR 15114
RCT SYSTEM LightweighDepartment
Schwartz ElNonlinear Department
Schladitz TThin Disks Department
Schwartz El2 Micron LDepartment
Schwartz ElCompact, LDepartment
SCIENCE R ELECTRON Department Defense AdPhase II SBIR 17693
SCIENCE &Microcompu Department
Defense ThPhase I SBIR 26234
SCIENCE &Developmen Department
SCIENCE R Advanced LDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26662
Scientech, Miniature Department
Scientific Active/PassDepartment
SCIENTIFICSelective ADepartment
SCIENTIFICSURVEILL Department Navy Phase I SBIR 25722
SCIENCE &Developmen Department
SCIENCE &A Differen DepartmentNavy Phase II SBIR 20284
SCIENCE R Reliable L Department
SCIENCE R Pulsed ImaDepartmentDefense AdPhase I SBIR 26648
SCIENTIFICNon-LethalDepartmentArmy Phase I SBIR 26384
Scientific An Expert IDepartment
Scientific Design of Department
Scientific A Process Department
SCIENTIFICHomogenous Department
SCIENTIFICBuilt-In Te Department
Scientific RANGE-GAT Department
Scientific Surge ContDepartment
SCIENTIFICOpto-ElectDepartmentAir Force Phase I SBIR 26052
SCIENTIFICAffordableDepartmentArmy Phase I SBIR 26312
SCIENTIFICStall Avoi Department
Scientific TARGET CLDepartmentArmy Phase II SBIR 15115
Scientific Automatic Department
Scientific MultichannDepartment
Scientific Flight Con Department
Scientific C3I SystemDepartment
Scientific TARGET CLDepartmentArmy Phase I SBIR 15115
Scientific Self-AdapatDepartment
SCIENTIFI A Cross Win Department
SDL Inc High Duty Department Missile De Phase I SBIR 26212
SDL Inc High Power, Department
SDL Inc High PowerDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26431
SDL Inc Flexible MaDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26433
SDL Inc Quantum We Department
SDL Inc Low Cost CDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 26061
SDL Inc Laminar SilDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26481
SDL Inc Fiber AmpliDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26688
SDL Inc ULTRA-HIGDepartment Air Force Phase I SBIR 25824
SDL Inc Low Cost LDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26734
SDL Inc A Low CostDepartment Defense AdPhase I SBIR 26735
SDL Inc UNSTABLE Department Air Force Phase I SBIR 25825
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PI NamePI Title PI PhonePI EmailRI NameRI POC RI POC Researc Abstract
Genevieve M. Wood (904) 771-2100 Corrosion is a serious problem. Losses du
Walter Peck (704) 687-1658 N/A
Curtis Grifn (801) 975-7979 The transition of DOD developed technolo
Dr. Graham F. Mcdea (215) 363-5808 N/A
Rajeev Madhavan (408) 453-5314 N/A
Patricia A. Craig-hart (703) 815-2373 Acquisition managers in Premilestone I Ac
Alan Cisar (409) 693-0017 Critical systems need protection from pow
Dalibor Hodko (409) 693-0017 Multichip modules (MCM) technology is a
Alan Cisar (409) 693-0017 At present, the only fuel cell systems that
Thomas Rogers (409) 693-0017 At present, four classes of structural adhe
Dr A+keith Fritzsche (508) 635-0123 Fouling is a serious problem encountered
Robert Dillon (617) 273-5993 The active unconventional imager concep
Max Henrion (415) 327-4944 In an era of declining defense budgets, it
G. Hitchens (409) 822-3149 Water is one of the basic commodities wh
Dalibor Hodko (409) 693-0017 N/A
Anuncia Gonzalez-mar (409) 693-0017 N/A
Dr Moshe Lavid (609) 799-7970 The Arnold Engineering Development Cen
Dr Moshe Lavid (609) 799-7970 WE PROPOSE TO EMPLOY A NEW NON-IN
Dr Moshe Lavid (609) 799-7970 N/A
D. Cardarelli (508) 359-5903 Micromachining as well as the emerging m
Tracey Smith (513) 426-3421 The Aeronautical Systems Center has the
George Lecompte (206) 762-5454 A fast and precise measurement system is
John D. Christopher (606) 342-8215 N/A
Robert P. Scaringe, Ph(407) 631-3550 Mainstream has vast experience in water
Mr. Keven Allen (513) 426-3421 This program will investigate the feasibilit
John Morrison (617) 876-8085 Mobile SIMNET/DIS assets cannot easily p
Darrin Taylor Scd (617) 876-8085 N/A
Michael D. Mumford,(703) 993-1344 Leaders must be able to solve the kind of
Michael D. Mumford,(703) 993-1337 Leaders must be able to solve the kind of
Jerry E Pollon (818) 880-5494 The FLAPS antenna is a printed circuit arra
Alaa E Mansour (510) 642-5464 N/A
Alaa E ManPrincipal I (415) 642-5464 THE PROPOSED WORK (PHASES I AND II) W
James Michael Mcleo(208) 322-4949 The Combat Rubber Raiding Craft (Small)
Richard L. Mitchell (310) 543-4746 The design of a simulation system to gene
August W. Rihaczek (310) 543-4746 The development of a capability to identi
James T. Lo (410) 461-3158 A new system to active noise suppression
Dr. R. O. Loutfy (602) 574-1980 Boron carbide is the preferred ceramic ma
T. Yadav (602) 574-1980 Fullerenes - the recently discovered pure
Dr. T. Tadav (602) 574-1980 There is an acute need for novel broadban
Mr. Donald P. Massa (617) 749-4800 There is a need to develop an underwater
Hoton How, Phd (617) 484-2296 In the past microwave/millimeter wave (M
Dr. Sumit Guha (602) 574-1980 KINETIC ENERGY PENETRATORS MADE OF
Dr. T. A. Miller (602) 574-1980 In High Energy Lasers (HEL) a large percen
Dr. R.o. Loutfy (602) 574-1980 A novel and newly discovered C60 carbon
R. Loutfy (602) 574-1980 N/A
Crystal H. Newton, Ph(215) 542-8400 N/A
Dr. Luen-yuan Chao (801) 466-1262 Development of a computer code for sim
Jerry Rubinsky (215) 542-8400 The opportunity represented by this prop
Chian Fong Yen, Ph.d.(215) 542-8400 The primary structural requirement of V-2
T. Sudarshan (703) 560-1370 Carbon-Carbon components, initially deve
T.s. Sudarshan Phd. (703) 560-1370 N/A
T.s. Sudarshan (703) 560-1370 N/A
Crystal H. Newton, Ph(215) 542-8400 THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INTELLIGENT D
Dr. T. S. Sudarshan (703) 560-1371 Kinetic energy projectiles and shaped cha
Mark Jones, Ph.d. (215) 542-8400 The Chemical Vapor Infiltration (CVI) proc
John J. Kibler, Ph.d. (215) 542-8400 N/A
Dr. Jan-fong Jue (801) 466-1262 The objective of this work is to determine
Dr. Kuan-zong Fung (801) 466-1262 N/A
Chatterjee (215) 542-8400 Fiber reinforced ceramics for future gener
Dr. Leslie J. Bowen (508) 369-3851 1-3 type piezoelectric ceramic/polymer co
Dr. Ronald W. Smith, (215) 277-7553 N/A
Dr. T.s. Sudarshan (703) 560-1371 N/A
Ying Wang, Phd (909) 394-0644 WE PROPOSE TO DEVELOP A NEW SERIES
Dr Mark S. Trimmer (909) 394-0644 Maxdem has developed a novel family of
Mark Trimmer (909) 394-0644 Maxdem has developed a novel family of
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Virgil Lee (909) 394-0644 N/A
Mark S Trimmer Phd (909) 394-0644 N/A
James H. Morris (412) 488-2900 WE WILL DESIGN A SYSTEM FOR THE AUT
Ying Wang, Ph.d. (909) 394-0644 New solid polymer electrolytes (SPE's) ba
Bryan J. Seegers (602) 921-4128 M-Dot, Inc. ("M-DOT") proposes to design
Bryan Seegers (602) 921-4128 M-DOT, INC. ("M-DOT") PROPOSES TO DE
Dr.patrick Ferguson (510) 339-0957 A need exists for compact, lightweight hig
Larry A. Lien (619) 489-0819 MDS proposes to design, engineer, manuf
Antonio Mendez (310) 640-0497 N/A
Albert Hickey (617) 862-3390 This project seeks to develop the first in a
Paul A. Steiner (415) 591-2229 The increasing use of polymer composites
Walter A.wilson (415) 591-2229 This proposal develops design details and
Clayton May (415) 591-2229 N/A
Daniel G. Wegerif, Ph.(407) 452-7828 N/A
Dr. Henry Halff (210) 655-8911 This project seeks to develop a set of com
Michael Me Principal I (805) 683-5681 THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROPOSED WORK
Raymond Harris (703) 620-9500 The overall objective of the program is to
Dr. William K. Stevens(619) 792-8904 Current and future Navy and Joint Warfar
James A. Keszenheime (508) 263-1080 Laser radars which use mechanical system
J.a. Keszenheimer (508) 263-1080 SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS WITH HIGH PO
Charles Rosen (215) 672-6300 Microcom Corporation and Chaffee Assoc
Bradley Jost (608) 831-0655 We propose to develop a new type of opti
Dr. James R. Wertz (310) 539-9444 Microcosm and Analytical Graphics propo
Edward L. Keith (310) 539-9444 Microcosm proposes to undertake techni
James R. Wertz (310) 539-9444 N/A
Edward L. Keith (310) 539-9444 N/A
W. Royall Cox (214) 578-8076 N/A
N. Jarvis (502) 745-0099 N/A
W. Royall Cox (214) 578-8076 N/A
Arvid Johnson (919) 781-4260 This proposed effort utilizes an existing Do
Arvid Johnson (919) 781-4260 The proposed project is to develop a micr
Brian Lee (201) 216-5671 The objective of Phase I research to demo
Robert Barnett (615) 383-8877 A novel approach for controlling weld bea
Marthinus Van Schoor(617) 621-7087 The MAgnetostrictive Rubber Isolation M
Dr. Joseph R. Burns (609) 987-1513 N/A
G. Richard Huguenin (413) 665-8551 Millitech proposes to develop subsystem
Ellen Moore (413) 665-8551 Antenna beam scanning is a critical aspec
Kenneth R. Wood (413) 665-8551 Millitech proposes a trade-off study and c
Dr. H.i. Ewen (413) 665-8551 A common requirement of missile deliver
George Moussally (408) 733-3200 Over the last 2 decades, Ground Penetrati
Dr. William A Brown Ii(408) 373-0401 The objectives of this project are to comp
H. Jake Tausch (505) 768-7640 INTEGRATED CIRCUIT (IC) PRODUCTION L
Dr. William F. Mcdona(614) 885-6623 The capability of using fiber optics to mon
Douglas Moore (805) 963-8761 MRC proposes to develop a miniaturized i
William Wortman (703) 339-6500 Clandestine testing of prototype devices i
George B Principal I (805) 953-8761 THE ADDITION OF INCREASINGLY COMPLE
Ruth A. Maulucci (617) 545-2040 The specific aim of this project is to desig
Menachem Rafaelof, (801) 583-3758 N/A
Nancy L. Larson (407) 363-2848 N/A
Dr. Errol English (513) 429-9261 N/A
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Terje Skotheim (516) 444-8865 Rechargeable lithium batteries with high s
Dr Gleb Mamantov (615) 974-3141 Novel low temperature chloraoaluminate
Robert T HPrincipal I (408) 625-5285 MONTEREY TECHNOLOGIES, INC. WILL DE
Terje Skotheim (516) 444-8865 Rechargeable batteries with high specific
Josip Caja (615) 974-3505 Feasibility of double layer capacitors (DLC
Dr. Thomas Jaroszewic(310) 475-8091 The objective is to develop a new algorith
Kevin R. Stewart (518) 276-2805 N/A
Steven B. Jovanovich (510) 447-5101 Bioremediation holds great promise for co
Michael E. Mccauley, (919) 481-0565 N/A
Michael Parker (205) 533-3233 The overall objective of this effort is to de
C. Wayne Long (205) 533-3233 A proposed technical approach and Phase
Michael Parker (205) 533-3233 An innovative method to improve both th
Ken R. Zanio (714) 768-8549 The overall objective of this effort is to pro
Eric Flint (303) 444-2851 N/A
Matthew Butcher (703) 385-0700 The Global Positioning System (GPS) satel
Lisa Sokol (703) 218-0325 The GAO has reported to Congress that th
D. Tim Penney (303) 444-2851 mercial optical disk drive industry.
Dr George H. Reynold(619) 489-9471 The proposed Phase I research project wi
Dr. John T. Porter (619) 489-9471 Metal/Bismaleimide composite couples w
Mr. Thomas Palermo (513) 426-3111 N/A
Praveen Chawla (513) 426-3111 N/A
James C. Hall (513) 860-1280 The Phase I project will, using the control
David P. Geis (513) 426-3111 MTL Systems, lnc. (MTL) and the Universit
Dr. David Sheby (609) 751-0013 An innovative approach is proposed for th
W. Winston Chan (301) 441-8828 The objective of this project is to develop
James Sheehan (619) 489-8522 N/A
Robert Fontana (301) 590-3978 N/A
Frank Van Diggelen (719) 481-4877 Accurate estimate of the multipath chann
Mr. Frank Van Diggele(719) 481-4877 To achieve real-time ambiguity resolution
Alison K. Brown (719) 481-4877 The proposed GPS Portable Landing Aid S
Robert Kearns (406) 782-2386 1Four different strains of white-rot fungi i
Ms. Alison Brown (719) 481-4877 The ability to fuse data from sensors on b
Theodore Linden (415) 960-7562 Computer-based training simulations can
Charles Seitz (818) 355-5680 A computer architecture comprised of a c
Thomas M. Kelecy (719) 481-4877 N/A
Alison Brown (719) 481-4877 N/A
C.g. Wang (212) 249-2232 N/A
Rameshwar Bhargava(914) 923-1142 An efcient and ultrafast sensor for X-ray
C.g. Wang (212) 249-2232 N/A
Alex Shimkunas (415) 326-0978 A program is proposed to identify the sten
Dr. Michael J. Heller (619) 793-2661 In recent years, secondary storage has be
Richard Lavigne (301) 805-7266 NEILLEN TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION (
Steven M. Green (301) 314-9937 High Temperature Superconductive (HTS)
Dr Laurence R Keefe (415) 968-9457 Drag reduction via active control of wing b
Steven Green (301) 314-9937 This is a proposal to develop and market a
Daniel J. Lesieutre (415) 968-9457 Within DoD there is a current need for the
Michael Mendenhall (415) 968-9457 THE PHASE I INVESTIGATION WILL DEMON
Richard Barton (619) 455-5530 The traditional modulation techniques em
Mr. Dan Greenwood (619) 625-6255 Current data rates for use on IR/EO LORO
Yu-chi Ho (617) 270-4120 In response to the stated goals of SBIR top
Theresa Long (804) 229-9957 A decentralized neurocontroller for motio
Randolph Martin (802) 296-2401 For environmental monitoring there is a n
D.-t Goerge Lu (619) 530-2733 N/A
Jian Ma (619) 530-2733 We propose to develop a new approach t
Steve Libr Principal I (408) 748-9200 N/A
Jack O'neill (608) 762-5327 N/A
Danny Filipovich (708) 966-8882 The ability to display critical information w
Bin Zhang (617) 497-1600 N/A
Gerald J. Julien (206) 863-5319 This proposal consists of a program for th
Arthur V. Pohm (612) 550-0913 Using newly discovered Giant Magnetore
Jay Brown (612) 550-0913 N/A
James Daughton (612) 550-0913 N/A
Richard J. Adler (505) 296-3596 The development of RF weapons required
Yu-hwa Lo (607) 255-5077 We propose a new concept, device/packa
Keith L. Rowe (513) 860-3456 Over the past two decades many new and
Nancy Levoy (508) 369-5410 The objectives of this proposed program a
Eric B. Anderson (508) 369-5410 Contamination of soil with DU and other h
W. Feller (508) 347-2022 N/A
Jing Zhao (617) 497-0314 Hologram in photorefractive media holds
Jing Zhao (617) 497-0314 THIS PROGRAM ADDRESSES THE FEASIBIL
O. Donn Grace (619) 744-5541 The F-14D fighter aircraft performs trackin
Dr. Peter E. Norris (961) 749-7031 This proposal addresses the fabrication of
Peter Norris, Phd (617) 497-0314 N/A
Jing Zhao (617) 497-0314 N/A
Jing Zhao (617) 497-0314 N/A
Edmund Arriola (714) 895-1667 TECHNICAL ABSTRACT: THE PROPOSED PR
Robert A. Ballance (505) 268-8982 Technologies for parallel and distributed c
Kim Mccoy (619) 450-4630 N/A
Dr. Todd Larchuk (212) 854-3857 N/A
Jay L. Hirshfield (203) 432-5428 A Phase I SBIR study is proposed of a nove
Dr. Brahm A. Rhodes (617) 576-5768 WEATHER IS A FORCE MULTIPLIER AND IT
Brahm A Rhodes, Phd.(617) 576-5768 N/A
Robert J. Ein (703) 841-0145 This SBIR effort is to investigate how a sys
Robert J. Ein (703) 841-0145 JTIDS waveform suppports multiple simul
Farshad Khorrami (718) 260-3227 N/A
C. B. Harrah (210) 731-0000 OpTech proposes to develop a computer-
Dr. David C. Macpher(303) 933-2200 N/A
R. Johnson (205) 880-8207 Multichip modules (MCMs) have allowed
Philip L. Rogers (301) 299-6197 N/A
Vijaysekhar Jayarama(805) 737-7391 N/A
Philip L. Rogers (818) 997-3636 An innovative electro-optical dual use prim
M. Kevin Kilcoyne (805) 737-7391 LASER BANDWIDTHS ARE PRESENTLY LIM
Werner P. Schuman (904) 378-1027 THERE IS A GREAT NEED FOR POLYMERS O
Peter S. Guilfoyle (702) 588-4176 Solicitation AF93-035 requires the develo
Frank Peters (805) 737-7391 N/A
Robert E Fischer (805) 373-9340 There is a demonstrated need for a new m
Ronald J. Korniski (805) 373-9340 In order to protect against eye-damaging
Peter S. Guilfoyle (702) 588-4176 N/A
Steven Bastien Phd (401) 783-9222 We propose to develop an optimized, high
Steven P. Bastien, Phd(401) 783-9222 We propose to develop for the first time,
Patrick J. Murphy (615) 454-0897 A scanning infrared viewing system is prop
() - THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS EFFORT IS TO EXA
Steven Bastien, Phd (401) 783-9222 WE PROPOSE TO DEVELOP OPTIMIZED, H
Dr. P. K. Menon (415) 493-5567 Development of seamlessly integrated flig
David Matthews (205) 721-1288 OTI proposes to identify, research, prioriti
Siu S. Tong (518) 877-5049 OTI proposes to provide a multi-disciplina
Ira Jeffrey Bush (818) 782-0997 Our process involves electro-optic signal c
Ira Bush (818) 782-0997 N/A
Dr William Phillips (415) 508-9272 N/A
Victor Vali (310) 530-2811 A small, reliable, and inexpensive rotation
P. K. Menon, Ph.d. (415) 493-5567 N/A
Dr. Paul M. Farrelle (916) 757-4850 This proposal addresses the problem of id
Allan Gerrish (415) 855-0200 The demand for high performance, high b
Robert T. Weverka (303) 378-2181 The Stationary Optical Disk Drive (SODD)
Dr. Matthew W. Derst(415) 855-0200 This proposal addresses the problem of p
Matthew Derstine, Ph(415) 855-0200 An optical demultiplexer capable of demu
Robert T. Weverka (303) 378-2181 The holographic Bragg cell is a new type o
Geert Wyntjes (508) 887-6600 OPTRA proposes to investigate the sesign
Mr. David Mansur (508) 887-6600 N/A
Nahum Gat (310) 376-6078 N/A
Marek Wlodarczyk (313) 971-9712 This research addresses critical needs in t
Dr. Thomas N. Horsky(617) 275-3100 A DYNAMIC SCENE PROJECTION SYSTEM I
Mr Ronald R Teeter (608) 833-1992 N/A
Ronald R. Teeter (608) 833-1992 N/A
Thomas Crabb (608) 833-1992 N/A
Ms. Sharon M. Fritz (619) 455-5530 Graphical depiction would be a more usef
Larry Burton (703) 413-9666 Both the bat and the dolphin use high fre
Mr Kenneth R Garber(619) 455-5530 Changing geopolitical situations add comp
Michael Todd (619) 931-7090 N/A
Pradeep Gandhi (619) 931-7090 N/A
Michael Todd (619) 931-7090 N/A
S. Lawrence Marple, Jr
(301) 290-3280 A SIGNAL DECOMPOSITION APPROACH BA
Jon Petrescu (619) 455-5530 ORINCON proposes a fast-turnaround, hig
Henry Cox (703) 413-9666 The Electroencephalogram (EEG) uses a m
Mr. Donald K. Owen (619) 455-5530 Intruder detection using a mobile platform
Patrick K. Simpson (619) 455-5530 If used long enough, any mechanical or el
Arthur Teranishi (619) 455-5530 For several decades, the U.S. Navy hasma
Brett Castile (619) 455-5530 N/A
Patrick K. Simpson (619) 455-5530 N/A
Steven G. Morton (203) 881-0891 N/A
Paul C. Krause (317) 463-2115 N/A
Dr. F. Nick Lawrence (210) 349-5666 Dataware engineering is an emerging met
Michele Hinnrichs (804) 688-2088 This proposal is for a new and innovative
Mark Massie (805) 688-2088 The proposed effort represents some of t
Ms. Michele Hinnrich(805) 688-2088 Lasers used as designator and range finde
Michele Hinnrichs (805) 688-2088 PACIFIC ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY HAS IN
Mark A. Massie (805) 688-2088 N/A
James Intrater (510) 249-1144 N/A
John R Herron (503) 753-1297 The Navy has expressed a need for an ultr
Michele Hinnrichs (805) 688-2088 N/A
Charles S. Kaufman (310) 314-2384 N/A
Gordon O. Moe (516) 620-1201 N/A
Douglas Eadline (610) 861-6960 A high-performance enterprise wide expe
Adam Kolawa (818) 792-9941 N/A
Ronald S. Bird (310) 314-2386 PSR proposes to develop, fabricate and de
Dave Gatchel (214) 960-2301 N/A
Anthony Ciervo (310) 314-2300 Intelligence analysts must contend with a
Till W. Liepmann (310) 314-2385 PSR proposes a designed feasibility study
Charles J. Swigert (310) 314-2392 Two separate design concepts are describ
Ronald S. Bird (310) 820-2200 The team of Pacific-Sierra Research Corpo
Till W. Liepmann (310) 314-2385 Reflections of cockpit instruments by the
Martin Morf (408) 369-6444 OBJECTIVE: PROVIDE COMPLETE DESIGN
William W. Bewley (805) 962-1625 THE MOLECULAR-BEAM-EPITAXIAL GROW
Gert K.g. Hohenwarte(608) 238-8166 PARKVIEW RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT, I
Dr. Terence Parr (612) 378-3827 While computer simulation packages are
Mr. J.a. Adamski (508) 369-3818 N/A
Animesh Bose (707) 778-2266 In spite of the adverse environmental effe
Joseph Adamski (508) 369-3818 Parke Mathematical Laboratories propose
Christopher Crowley (603) 643-3800 Our goal is a major advancement in the lif
Javier Valenzuela (603) 643-3800 J-T cryoccolers potentially offer the best s
Michael Izenson (603) 643-3800 Wet etching for oxide thin films is superio
James Barry (603) 643-3800 The cost of processing erroneous or incom
Mr. W.d. Stacy (603) 643-3800 N/A
William E. Nutt (603) 643-3800 N/A
Kent Goeking (603) 643-3800 N/A
Douglas S Beck Phd (603) 643-3800 N/A
Uday Kashalikar (617) 890-3200 N/A
Ted E. Kirchner (617) 890-3200 N/A
Mr. Thomas Lovell (617) 890-3200 N/A
Dr. Wayne S. Hill (617) 890-3200 N/A
Arthur Nelson (617) 890-3200 Diffractive optics has emerged as a valuab
David H. Walker (617) 890-3200 N/A
Constance Magee (617) 890-3200 N/A
Paul C. Kochendorfer (714) 540-8900 One mission of the Naval Special Warfare
Dr. Jeffrey J. Dosch (716) 684-0001 In Phase I, the feasibility of adaptive-pass
L. Gerard Famiglietti (410) 224-2130 Presently NAWC-AD is seeking a Full Auth
V.s. Ban, Phd (609) 924-7979 N/A
Marry Ann Hanson (612) 331-3680 PDRI proposes to develop two criterion m
Jerry W. Hedge (612) 331-3680 N/A
V. A. Peckham Jr. (213) 378-4327 Segmented diaphragm linear flexure bear
Robert Knight (407) 575-7224 Through the integrated High Performance
Laura L. Ferry, Ph.d. (201) 643-4463 This proposal addresses the need for a m
Paula Wetmore (508) 794-8686 Supercritical fluid technology is proposed
Val Krukonis (508) 794-8686 An extended scope of work is proposed o
William J. Herr (619) 431-2935 N/A
Paula M. Wetmore (508) 794-8686 Combustion of propellants containing me
Theodore Fay (714) 458-0858 N/A
Kyle Zeringue, Phd (205) 535-0911 The primary result of the Phase I effort w
Dr James A Gardner (617) 377-7161 We propose to design and construct a sub
Jan Gustav Werthen (414) 424-0940 N/A
John Kogut (703) 243-6613 Integrated, modular, and easy to use digit
George M. Beardsley (619) 455-9741 Countermeasures (CM) to defend aircraft
J.l. Jewell (303) 678-5225 We propose to develop ruggedized, herm
Jack Jewell (303) 541-9292 THE GOAL OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO DEVE
J. L. Jewell (303) 678-5225 The next generation of high-speed (> 25 G
Jack L. Jewell (303) 465-6497 We propose to develop compact, high-spe
Robert P. Bryan (303) 541-9292 THE GOAL OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO DEVE
Jack L. Jewell (303) 541-9292 WE WILL DEVELOP A REVOLUTIONARY OP
Stan Swirhun (303) 678-5225 In this program Photonics Research Inc. a
Dr Thomasz Jannson (213) 320-3088 TO REALIZE THE FULL POTENTIAL OF PARA
Richard K Principal I (213) 320-3088 THE TOTALLY INTERNAL REFLECTING LENS
Tin M. Aye, Ph.d. (213) 530-1416 PHYSICAL OPTICS CORPORATION (POC) PR
Sadovnik (310) 320-3088 As a solution to the problem of autonomo
Lev Sadovnik (310) 320-3088 To reduce the complexity of Hartmann se
Taiwei Lu, Phd (310) 320-3088 The demand for high computational powe
Dr Shudong Wu (310) 320-3088 Physical Optics Corporation proposes the
Tomasz Jannson, Ph.d(310) 530-1416 Physcial Optics Corporation (POC) propos
Mark W. Foster (310) 320-3088 Physical Optics Corporation's R&D Divisio
Robert Shih, Phd (310) 530-1416 PHYSICAL OPTICS CORPORATION (POC) PR
Tin Aye, Phd (310) 530-1416 Physical Optics Corporation (POC), Applie
Dr. Edgar A. Mendoza(310) 320-3088 Physical Optics Corporation (POC), R&D D
Gajendra Savant, Ph.d(310) 530-1416 PHYSCIAL OPTICS CORPORATION (POC) PR
Vladimir Katsman, Ph.(310) 530-1416 Physical Optics Corporation, Applied Tech
Andrew Kostrzewski, P(310) 530-1416 Physical Optics Corporation (POC), Applie
Michael Wang, Phd (310) 320-3088 Physical Optics Corporation's R&D Divisio
Tomasz Jannson, Phd (310) 530-1416 PHYSICAL OPTICS CORPORATION (POC) PR
Roy Clark, Phd (310) 320-3088 Physical Optics Corporation (POC), R&D D
Dr. Freddie Lin (310) 320-3088 In order to increase the data processing/c
Tin Aye, Ph.d. (310) 530-1416 Phycical Optics Corporation (POC) propos
Dr. Shudong Wu (310) 320-3088 Conventional imaging systems do not hav
Lev Sadovnik (310) 320-3088 Physical Optics Corp (POC) proposes a nov
Edward Schmidlin (310) 320-3088 Advanced sensors that can withstand the
Gajendra Savant (310) 530-1416 Physical Optics Corporation (POC) propos
Shudong Wu (310) 320-3088 To meet the requirements of a large senso
Mark Foster (310) 320-3088 Currently, the United States Army is inves
Robert Lieberman (310) 320-3088 Physical Optics Corporation (POC) propos
Lev Sadovnik (310) 320-3088 N/A
Dr Thomasz Jannson (213) 320-3088 N/A
Taiwei Lu (310) 320-3088 N/A
Alexander Rizkin (310) 320-3088 N/A
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Freddie Lin, Ph.d. (310) 320-3088 N/A
Alexander Rizkin (310) 320-3088 N/A
Kalin Spariosu (310) 320-3088 N/A
Dariush Modarress (310) 368-0056 N/A
William T. Laughlin (508) 689-0003 A METHODOLOGY FOR UNDERSTANDING
Keith Mcmanus (508) 689-0003 A program for the development of a flow
William J. Marinelli (508) 589-0003 Physical Sciences Inc. (PSI) proposes to de
Victor Dicristina (508) 689-0003 Carbon-Carbon composites are used in a
Dr Mark G Allen (508) 689-0003 This Phase I SBIR proposal describes a pro
Alan Gelb (508) 689-0003 We propose to develop a fluorine atom so
David Opie (703) 548-6410 PSI proposed to develop a novel method
Charles L. Goldey (508) 689-0003 N/A
David Opie (703) 548-6410 N/A
Dr Mark G. Allen (508) 689-0003 N/A
Buckley (505) 835-2951 This research will develop a new generati
Hallock F. Swift (513) 439-1724 N/A
Dr. Cornell Chun (612) 455-0565 The proposed project is to develop a nove
Steve Williamson (313) 763-4881 We are proposing a fundamental leap for
Gary Mason (408) 379-1900 N/A
Steve Williamson (313) 763-4879 N/A
Frank N. Piasecki (215) 521-5700 N/A
William R. Principal I (503) 690-6941 N/A
James F. Forren (703) 734-3400 The LOFARgram has long been a standard
Donna S. Sullivan (301) 983-8508 N/A
Walter S. Koroljow (703) 734-3493 THIS IS A PROPOSAL TO PRODUCE AN ACO
David W Diehl, Jr (703) 734-3448 N/A
Alan Watts (505) 243-2287 Space debris is a growing environmental p
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Andrew Salzman (513) 559-4259 N/A
Steven Mayer, Phd (510) 606-8850 N/A
Dr Dilip K Principal I (602) 272-7437 OPTICAL FIBERS CAN BE DEVELOPED TO T
Kaydon A. Stanzione (609) 853-9499 This study develops the method for const
Dr William C. Pfefferle(203) 786-5215 Substantial effort is being devoted to imp
William C. Pfefferle (203) 786-5215 N/A
Galen Neal (410) 760-9856 Compressed Natural Gas is the leading alt
Mark M. Owen (703) 876-6477 Existing Navy beamformers deployed in th
Sam Savage (415) 723-1670 Mathematical optimization is used extens
Chuni Ghosh (609) 734-2228 Princeton Electronic Systems proposes th
Dantam K. Rao (518) 347-2324 N/A
Dantam K. Rao (518) 347-2324 In this proposal we present a novel mecha
D. Shah (609) 734-2228 Binary optics can be used for fabrication o
Chuni Ghosh (609) 734-2228 N/A
Sarjit Singh (609) 586-8140 The recent advent in Personal Communica
Sarjit Singh (609) 586-8140 An array suitable for millimeter wave rada
Sarjit Singh (609) 586-8140 In this Phase I effort, we propose to build
H. Sun (609) 734-2228 N/A
Dr. H.c. Sun (609) 734-2918 N/A
J. L. Lowrance (908) 274-0774 This proposal is for the development of a
David W. Blair (609) 924-0714 THE PROBLEM OF IGNITING PROPELLANT
Diana Holdinghausen(314) 868-3500 N/A
Rajan A. Jaisinghani (804) 744-0604 An Electrostatic Enhanced Filtration (EEF)
Carl Anderson (703) 968-0200 SEEKER STABILIZATION VIBRATION SUPPR
Carl W. Anderson (703) 968-0200 This program seeks to identify, design and
Keith Wood (608) 277-2573 Biologically relevant environmental monit
Harold S. Pergament (609) 924-1070 N/A
Mr. Carl W. Anderson (703) 968-0200 N/A
Robert K. Peterson, Ph(713) 666-7644 N/A
Robert J. Kansy, Ph.d.(719) 590-1112 Special acoustooptic (AO) signal processo
Thomas E. Linnenbrin(719) 590-1112 Q-DOT proposes to develop a dynamic an
Thomas E. Linnenbrin(719) 590-1112 Q-DOT proposes to develop ultra-low-pow
Donald L. Herman, Jr.(719) 590-1112 N/A
James B. Mead, Phd (413) 549-4966 This proposal describes a proposed four-d
Mark Mello (401) 683-6600 Recent progress in the availability of low c
Laura L. PuPresident (386) 753- lpullum@QRAinc.com N/A
Mark A. Goodberlet (413) 549-4966 N/A
Sandra K. Dusing (301) 840-9331 N/A
Xiangyang Yang (301) 258-2701 We propose to develop a bit-plane orient
Xiangyang Yang (301) 258-2701 THE FUNDAMENTAL LIMITATIONS OF OPT
Xiangyang Yang (301) 258-2701 The objective of this proposed work is to
Dr. Xiangyang Yang (301) 258-2701 N/A
Andrew Hibbs, Phd (619) 481-4015 A new type of infrared staring array, not r
Lowell J. Burnett (619) 481-4015 At the present, a major barrier to the opti
Scott Massie (610) 861-6930 N/A
Andrew D. Hibbs (619) 481-4015 N/A
Larry Kapitan (215) 861-6930 Millimeter-wave system designers are lim
Richard L. Bielawa (518) 276-6707 The basic objective of this study is to achi
Darryl Noreen (201) 653-1634 The objective of this project is to conduct
Dr. Blair Brumley (619) 693-6893 The purpose of Phase I of this project is to
Suning Tang, Phd (512) 343-1951 We propose a dratically new optoelectron
Dr. Fredric Ziolkowski (508) 562-3866 N/A
Robert L. Metzger (602) 897-9459 N/A
Harry May (415) 988-4705 An SBIR project is proposed to develop a
Stephen Bruzzone (415) 988-4723 An SBIR study is proposed for a robust an
Russell K. Johnson (415) 988-4700 N/A
Brian G. Agee (408) 345-4900 An SBIR project is proposed to apply optim
Russell K. Johnson (415) 988-4700 A SHF stacked adaptive phased array capb
Russ JohnsPrincipal I (408) 246-9908 CURRENT RAWINSONDE SYSTEMS (1990)
Brian G. Agee (408) 246-9908 AN SBIR PROJECT IS PROPOSED TO APPLY
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Charles R. Edelsohn (310) 277-1996 N/A
Amaresh Mahapatra (508) 392-0952 We propose the use of a Fabry Perot reso
Amaresh Mahapatra (508) 392-0952 We propose the novel use of a lithium nio
Thomas Robinson (408) 734-1622 The objective of this Phase I work is to ev
Thomas C. Robinson, (408) 734-1622 N/A
James Genova (703) 642-3535 N/A
Michael Cardinale (703) 642-3535 N/A
Marvin Huckabee (919) 544-0737 RCS Technologies, Inc. (hereafter referred
Michael E. Karpuk (303) 940-2301 N/A
Karen Williamson (303) 940-2300 Single wafer manufacturing processes can
Dr. Duane Venton (312) 755-0500 Using a new, proprietary, core technology
Chris Fromme (412) 765-3064 RedZone Robotics, Inc. proposes to develo
Mr. Bruce Thompson (412) 765-3064 RedZone proposes to study the unique re
Alan D. Berger (412) 765-3064 REDZONE ROBOTICS, INC. PROPOSES TO D
Edward L. Paquette (410) 647-7780 Refractory Concepts Incorporated propos
William G. Reifenrath(510) 527-6966 Topical formulations will be developed to
Mr. Gerald Michon (703) 478-3794 Laser detection and warning systems suita
Vonne Linse (614) 459-0323 There is increasing demand to reduce the
Edward Paquette (410) 647-7780 Refractory Composites, Inc. (RCI) propose
George Millman (315) 455-7157 The objective of this study is to identify an
Elric W. Saaski (206) 486-7831 Roust, multilayer thin-fim ferroelectric cap
Elric W. Saaski (206) 486-7831 N/A
Dan R. Ballard (619) 457-0709 ARMY HELICOPTERS CONDUCT EXTENSIV
Le Li (914) 345-9555 N/A
Le Li (914) 345-9555 N/A
Dr Richard G Stieglitz (703) 769-5867 1As budget constraints tighten, reliance o
David Don (301) 776-4922 N/A
William R. Bacon, Ph.(404) 565-4745 Few strategic decision-making tools are e
Joseph Iseman (301) 762-1622 The primary technical objective of the Ph
Robert Finkelstein (301) 762-1622 The primary technical objective of the Ph
Harry Berryman (203) 624-6634 This proposal describes the development
Gulab Bhatia (314) 532-3126 We propose to design, implement and tes
William B. Silvestri (201) 470-7006 N/A
Galina Popovici, Phd (314) 446-4959 A conceptual remote power technology w
Harry Berryman (203) 624-6634 We propose to develop optimized shared
Harry Berryman (203) 624-6634 This proposal describes the development
Mark Hammond, Phd(713) 529-9040 A NEW PLASMA ASSISTED CHEMICAL VAP
Mark S. Hammond, P(713) 529-9040 A NEW LASER-BASED DIAMOND GROWTH
Wilfred Leon Godson (703) 758-1100 The extraordinary political changes since
Wilfred Leon Goodso(703) 758-1100 STR proposes to build a prototype Rapid R
Dr. Adam Black (908) 752-8300 The goal of this project is to produce a fle
Randolph Moore (703) 550-7000 The proposed technique, Direct RF Gener
Geoffrey O. Campbell(714) 582-8878 Semiconductor laser diode arrays are enc
Frank Ellis (908) 932-3300 N/A
Alan Gevins (415) 227-4900 N/A
Scott Wilson (505) 343-8112 We will demonstrate the capability of sca
Robert Furick (407) 392-3454 N/A
Herbert E Bates (603) 673-5831 The Phase I project will demonstrate the f
Dr. Vijay Gondhalekar(617) 661-0540 A fast, high accuracy X-Y translation table
Richard P. Torti, Ph.d. (617) 661-0540 The Army wishes to develop low cost, acc
Stephen C. Peterson (801) 581-0155 N/A
Hy Tran (617) 661-0540 N/A
John Locher (603) 673-5831 N/A
Dr MarthinPrincipal I (617) 661-0540 FUTURE ARMY ROTORCRAFT/AIR-VEHICLE
Gary M. Colello (617) 661-0540 N/A
Dr. Madhu Acharekar(407) 298-1802 The subject of Chaos has been investigate
Hermann J. Schladitz (804) 296-5626 The leading staff of our company has gain
Dr. Madhu Acharekar(407) 298-1802 Generally, detection and recognition of a
Mr. Richard J. Wangle(407) 298-1802 The proposed effort is to design, analyze,
Daniel Goodman (617) 547-1122 THE USE OF HIGH ENERGY (E ~ 1-5 MEV) E
Dr. W.r. Seebaugh (303) 688-1188 THE DEFENSE NUCLEAR AGENCY (DNA) IS
H. Sang Lee (301) 989-1896 This proposal is to develop a new incoher
Daniel Goodman (617) 547-1122 N/A
O. Niel Skousen (208) 525-3739 SCIENTECH proposes to design, develop, a
Dr. Link C. Jaw (602) 991-5577 Active clearance control promises conside
John Dering (714) 373-5509 The overall technical objective of this pro
Mr. John Hobart (714) 373-5509 Detection and surveillance of activities as
C.r. Prasad (301) 989-1896 Optical amplifiers that are equipped on te
Hyo Sanw Lee (301) 989-1896 N/A
James Moran (617) 547-1122 There is currently an active interest in the
Allen Flusberg (617) 547-1122 Nolinear optical imaging is proposed for in
Mr. John Dering (714) 373-5509 N/A
Daya Atapattu (203) 777-7442 As a National information resource, the In
Daya Atapattu (203) 777-7442 Object Oriented Programming (OOP) tech
T. Calvin Tszeng (614) 268-8443 N/A
Mr. Ralph Hutcheson (406) 585-3772 N/A
Dr. Parviz Parhami (714) 373-5509 N/A
Dr. Morley Blouke (503) 644-0688 There currently does not exist a high reso
Link C. Jaw (602) 968-8362 N/A
Harold L. Grubin (203) 659-0333 The progress in modern communications
Harold L. Grubin (203) 659-0333 N/A
Dr T. R. Govindan (203) 659-0333 Stall management is a key component in c
Drs RamanPrincipal I (617) 933-5355 RADAR TARGET CLASSIFICATION CAN ENA
Dr R. K. Mehra/dr S. (617) 933-5355 The success of C3I and battle managemen
Jaime R. Roman, Phd (407) 694-0999 A model-based approach is proposed for
R. Mehra, Ph.d./s. M (617) 933-5355 The design of flight control systems involv
Dr R.k. Mehra/dr S. (617) 933-5355 N/A
Drs RamanPrincipal I (617) 933-5355 N/A
R. K. Mehra, Ph.d./s. (617) 933-5355 N/A
Chung-dyi Hsu (301) 948-6070 N/A
John Endriz, Phd (408) 943-9411 SPECTRA DIODE LABORATORIES, INC. WIL
Julian Osinski (408) 943-9411 SDL, Inc. proposes to develop a high powe
Derek Nam (408) 943-9411 SDL, Inc. proposes to develop monolithic
David Mundinger (408) 943-9411 Performance and utility of high power sem
Randy Geels, Phd (408) 943-9411 SPECTRA DIODE LABORATORIES PROPOSE
Robert G. Waarts (408) 943-9411 SDL Inc. proposes to develop compact an
Hsing Kung (408) 943-9411 Fiber coupled and semiconductor laser pr
Steven O'brien (408) 943-9411 N/A
Ken Dzurko (408) 943-9411 N/A
Robert Waarts (408) 943-9411 N/A
Steven Sanders (408) 943-9411 N/A
Robert J. Lang (408) 943-9411 N/A
Jean-marc Verdiell (408) 943-9411 N/A
Dr. Richard Sam (408) 943-9411 N/A
Kenneth M. Dzurko (408) 943-9411 N/A
Derek Nam (408) 943-9411 SPECTRA DIODE LABORATORIES (SDL) PRO
Richard Sam (408) 943-9411 SDL proposes to develop a high efciency
Robert Lang (408) 943-9411 SDL proposes to develop a high power sem
Dave Mehuys (408) 943-9411 SPECTRA DIODE LABORATORIES PROPOSE
William E. Plano (408) 943-9411 SDL proposes to develop an optically pum
Ken Dzurko (408) 943-9411 SPECTRA DIODE LABS PROPOSES TO DEVE
Robert Lang (408) 943-9411 SDL, Inc. proposes to develop an environm
Jean-marc Verdiell (408) 943-9411 SDL, Inc. proposes to develop a volume m
Ronald L Small (404) 441-1457 N/A
Richard C. Famrer (205) 534-2008 The rise of launch clouds to stabilization i
Michael Endrizzi (612) 628-2732 N/A
Dr Elgie J Principal I (619) 722-4422 THE NATURE OF TACTICAL ARMY WARFAR
Dr William G Duff (703) 573-8454 SEMTAS PROPOSES TO INVESTIGATE THE
Thomas Foster (617) 271-0258 The project objective is to examine descri
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Dr. Gregory H. Olsen (609) 520-0610 N/A
Dr. Gregory H. Olsen (609) 520-0610 N/A
Cynthia Harris (205) 430-0860 With all the uncertainties in complex Dist
Clyde E. Milstead (619) 581-3765 Although major advances have been mad
Clyde E Milstead (619) 581-3765 For nearly 20 years the Navy has been fac
Ajai Thirumalai (508) 881-7373 Besides position, GPS also provides time t
Ajai Thirumalai (617) 239-8115 We design and analyse hardware that pre
Thomas M. Shay (505) 523-9662 N/A
Nicholas J. Susner (808) 625-5262 N/A
Richard Holland (505) 842-6018 Contractor will implement techniques for
Stanley G Principal I (301) 757-5975 A SINGLE ACOUSTIC SENSOR CHANNEL O
Dr. Angelo Yializis Ph.(602) 575-8013 Work by M. Binder and the army ETDL ha
(602) 575-8013 N/A
Dr. Angelo Yializis (602) 575-8013 N/A
Angelo Yializis Phd (602) 575-8013 ADDRESSING THE NEED FOR INCREASING
Bruce M HePrincipal I () - A NEED EXISTS FOR A LOW COST, PREFERA
David Gardner (719) 576-4800 N/A
E. Timothy Stroud (719) 576-7803 N/A
David W. Gardner (719) 576-4800 N/A
Chun Yang, Ph. D. (206) 545-0835 N/A
Benjamin Friedlander(415) 323-2608 The premise of this SBIR topic assumes th
Benjamin Friedlander(415) 323-2608 We present a waveform adaptive approac
Benjamin Friedlander(415) 323-2608 Attempts to perform self-noise reductin o
Dr. Felix Rosenthal (703) 978-4973 N/A
William R. Reynolds (906) 337-3360 Advances in signal processing and high sp
Gene Dwyer, Ph.d (201) 539-2110 Diffractive Optical Elements (DOEs) are fin
Steen Parl (508) 371-0550 N/A
Bernard K. Stu (714) 396-0720 N/A
Bernard K. Siu (909) 599-8892 The objective of this project is to access c
David E. Simm (410) 987-0365 The purpose of this proposed Phase I wor
Bernard Siu (909) 599-8892 N/A
John Archdeacon (714) 727-1980 This proposal is made to seek $100,000 o
Caroline Vaningen-du(602) 730-4431 The principal goal of the Phase I program
Stan Lyons (602) 893-6245 Ground troops have the need for a person
Marvin K. Richards (602) 893-6245 The objective of the proposed work is to c
Douglas C. Sinclair (716) 425-4380 N/A
Zbigniew M. Wojcik (210) 496-7287 We propose the new architecture to attai
Gang Sun (201) 471-3589 RECENT OBSERVATION OF LIGHT EMISSIO
S.i. Kim (201) 471-3589 N/A
Dr. S. I. Kim (201) 471-3589 N/A
Andres Rudmik (407) 984-3370 This proposal addresses an important are
Sanjai Kohli (714) 476-3606 In this proposal a program is described to
Herb Hecht (213) 653-4717 Distributed computing has the potential o
Vincent J. Kovarik, Jr. (407) 984-3370 THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS EFFORT IS TO TAR
Janet L. Weaver (314) 579-9466 Accurate and timely assessment of battle
Kathleen Gilroy (407) 952-0430 N/A
Douglas Cobb (407) 254-2997 N/A
Thomas Wilmoth (517) 548-3115 Digital communications networks require
Jerry O. Melconian () - N/A
Robert D Smith, Jr (203) 442-4355 ADVANCED GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION FE
Anthony Cowden (203) 442-4355 Phase I of this project will provide an auto
Thomas Posluszny (407) 622-7593 Southeast Research Associates (SRA) prop
Harvey Woodsum (603) 472-2055 Identification and monitoring of voice info
Sidney G. Nelson (216) 425-2354 Selective catalytic reduction (SCR) is the m
Dr. Ram Lal Bedi (408) 275-0459 Composite materials comprising an active
Eric Karlsson (707) 252-4620 High voltage solid state switching devices
Oleh Weres (707) 252-4620 An electrochemical process for destroying
Mr. Sid Nelson Jr. (216) 425-2354 N/A
Russell Berkheimer (206) 656-0140 A warfare system design that uses an ope
Bill Marsh (407) 259-3166 Proposer Space Coast Testing (SCT) and it
John L LawlPrincipal I (408) 434-9500 SPACE POWER, INC. WILL USE A SOLID-STA
James W. Hoffman (619) 944-7001 N/A
Dr. C. K. Shum (512) 472-0801 The primary objective of the proposed inv
C. Shum (512) 472-0801 The primary objective of the proposed inv
Dr Daniel L. Vrable (619) 455-1650 N/A
Paul Higley (214) 578-7501 WE PROPOSE TO BUILD, TEST AND CHARA
Mark Davidson (415) 856-2685 There are significant theoretical advantag
Paul D Higley (214) 578-7501 We propose to build, test, and characteriz
Louis A. Watts (805) 683-5144 N/A
Eric C. Loomis (513) 436-4454 N/A
Paul D. Zidek (513) 436-4454 N/A
John W. Sellers (513) 436-4454 The firing of indirect fire weapons and the
Mr. Thomas Brown (513) 436-4454 Spectra Research, Inc. (S*R) proposes to d
Dr. Neil Boldstein (617) 273-4770 The need exists for portable instrumentati
Nasser Karam (617) 275-6000 Alternative growth substrates such as CdZ
Kurt J. Linden, Ph.d. (617) 275-6000 This program will develop high power dio
Nasser H. Karam, Ph.d(617) 275-6000 We propose to design and fabricate a two
Nasser H. Karam, Ph.d(617) 275-6000 Spire proposes to design a multispectral in
Stanley Vernon (617) 275-6000 GROWTH OF OEDERED Ga(1-x)In(x)P ON G
H. Paul Maruska, Phd(617) 275-6000 SPIRE PROPOSES TO DEVELOP FOR THE FI
Nasser Karam, Phd (617) 275-6000 Spire proposes to design and fabricate In(
Steven Wojtczk (617) 275-6000 N/A
Harvey Serreze (617) 275-6000 N/A
Pascale M. Gouker, Ph(617) 275-6000 N/A
Paul A. Gierow (205) 971-7026 N/A
Walter Podney (619) 481-7182 Superconductive Quantum Interference D
Richard K. Steinberg (205) 971-7000 N/A
Dee Ann Staats (904) 735-2952 Contamination of soil and groundwater by
William Gardner (707) 944-0648 A feasibility study for a low-cost general p
Tommaso Toffoli (617) 864-8545 OUR OBJECTIVE IS TO DEVELOP A BILLION
Dr. Chris Whitmarsh (518) 276-2673 A processing route to fiber-reinforced, SiC
James Z. Holtz, Ph.d. (510) 734-8370 N/A
Kaiming Liu (312) 421-7158 The hapten molecule CF3(CH3)P(OR)3 wh
Liang Guo (312) 421-1819 Cubane C8H8 is potentially an extremely
Dr Neville F. Rieger (716) 424-2010 N/A
Andrea L. Henke (415) 595-1692 The ultimate aim of this research is to dev
Andrea L. Henke (415) 595-1692 N/A
Bruce Westermo (619) 224-2541 Road condition monitoring is a stated obj
James H. Strickler, Ph.(607) 277-6465 Future Command, Control, Communicatio
Oliver J. Edwards (415) 903-4949 N/A
An-yu Kuo (408) 978-8200 N/A
Paul Anderson (619) 569-5000 Stratedge Corp fabricates high performan
Paul M Anderson (619) 569-5000 N/A
Dr. David Mordaunt (714) 727-1895 STRATONICS proposes a wavelength tuna
John R. Lesniak (608) 233-2878 Advanced aircraft designs require technol
Wei Pan (703) 231-5994 A research and development program is p
Dr. Bjorn Jawerth (803) 781-5674 The objective of this effort is to develop lo
Lincoln Bourne (805) 683-7646 The long term objective of this project is t
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Charles Gallo (612) 222-0046 REFRIGERATORS SUPERCONDUCTOR Hi-Tc
Michael Eddy (805) 683-7646 The overall objective of this program is to
David W. Hand (906) 487-2777 Industrial and remediation activities requ
Andrew Wowchak (612) 934-5502 The future manufacturing of electronic de
Gerhard Koepf (303) 271-0088 In this Phase I project we will investigate t
James Van Hove, Phd(612) 934-5502 A significant need exists for solid state blu
Peter Chow, Phd (612) 941-1898 A newly discovered class of normal incide
Paul Sutor, Ph.d. (913) 541-1221 Maintenance of Air Force turbine engines
Paul Sutor, Phd (913) 541-1221 N/A
Mark Dombrowski (619) 578-8910 N/A
Ronald G. Bettini (301) 595-5500 N/A
James D Dillow (714) 472-0483 THE PROBLEMS OF ATTENUATING DUCTE
Michael J. Malavasic,(203) 949-2766 A method is proposed for the rapid isolati
Robert Schudy (508) 287-1025 DEVELOPERS OF EXPERT SYSTEMS FOR M
Mark Barnett (818) 585-0115 Complexity has been shown to be a valid
Mr. Stephen Graff (818) 585-0115 Nearly half the costs of developing embed
Dr. John Platt (408) 434-0110 Synaptics has demonstrated that it is poss
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Frank Folino (617) 862-8266 N/A
Arnold H. Lanckton (315) 337-3510 Synectics Corporation is teaming with Mo
Arnold H. Lanckton (315) 337-3510 This SBIR brings together the major partic
Bradley A. Rogers (315) 337-3510 A detailed assessment will be conducted
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Franz Hatfield, Ph.d. (703) 760-9720 Todays C4I decision aids, while delivered o
Dr. Shaula Yemini (914) 948-6200 N/A
George Q PPrincipal I (512) 385-0211 SYSTEMS & PROCESSES ENGINEERING CO
Dr. Robert C. Chin (512) 385-2067 Systems & Processes Engineering Corp. (S
Newton B. Penrose (512) 385-0379 Systems & Processes Engineering (SPEC),
R Jost (713) 333-2666 A Phase I study is proposed to investigate
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Garth Morgan (703) 518-4191 N/A
Dr. Gary Mcmillian (512) 385-0082 Systems & Processes Engineering Corpora
Dr. Gary Mcmillian (512) 385-0082 N/A
Anthony Faraci (512) 385-0211 N/A
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Dr. Robert Chin (512) 385-2067 N/A
John G. Burton (703) 931-3500 The problem adressed is the design and d
Paul S Brewster (203) 445-7620 Since submarine construction and moder
James H. Vincent (415) 494-2233 The notch filter is essentially an inverse dy
Warren F CPrincipal I (415) 961-4674 SINCE ATMOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES CAN
Warren F. Clement (415) 961-4674 Rotorcraft shipboard landing task simulati
David G. Mitchell (310) 679-2281 Development of advanced flight control la
Thomas T Myers (310) 679-2281 This proposal presents a plan to advance
George J. Valentino (513) 252-5601 Replicated Shared-Memory Network (SM
Mr. George J. Valentin(513) 252-5601 SYSTRAN proposes, in Phase I, to assess th
Martin H. Davis, Jr., P(513) 252-5601 N/A
Michael Wixom (313) 347-0305 Recent developments in catalyst technolo
James Bechtel (619) 438-1010 We propose to use epitaxial liftoff techolo
James H. Bechtel (619) 438-1010 The objective of this work is to use advan
James H. Bechtel (619) 438-1010 TACAN Corporation proposes an innovativ
James Bechtel (619) 438-1010 N/A
David L. Troutt (714) 974-7676 Rapid technology transition that causes te
Dr. Andrew J. Moore (818) 792-3000 To attain high levels of accuracy and robu
Massimo Sivilotti, Phd(818) 792-3000 Asynchronous circuits offer the potential
Massimo Sivilotti (818) 792-3000 We propose to design and fabricate a high
Massimo Sivilotti (818) 792-3000 High resolution focal plane sensors typica
Douglas Kerns (818) 792-3000 N/A
Massimo Sivilotti (818) 792-3000 N/A
Massimo Silivotti, Ph.(818) 792-3000 N/A
Michael Emerling (818) 792-3000 N/A
Michael M. Salour (619) 438-1010 N/A
Dr Tzong H. Chen (513) 258-2113 N/A
Robert J. Bornhofen (303) 799-6766 The purpose of this solicitation is to provi
Dr. Massimo Sivilotti (818) 792-3000 In order to become a feasible human inte
Massimo A. Sivilotti (818) 792-3000 Future weapon systems require significan
Andrew Moore, Ph.d.(818) 792-3000 The dynamic range of modern image sens
Peter RothPrincipal I (408) 395-9191 NUMEROUS GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTR
Donald Shea (214) 618-2308 Development is proposed for a breakthro
Richard Denton (408) 395-9191 Many companies and agencies are alread
Christopher Gates (703) 418-1030 Phase I of our proposed effort will define
Mr. Shane P. Babin (504) 652-1127 Technology International Incorporated (TI
Dr. Jared Lee Sommer(801) 485-4994 High-power ammonia arcjet thrusters are
Joseph K. Weeks (801) 485-4994 In the next generation of air-breathing hig
Mr Joseph K Weeks (801) 582-8080 High rate-of-fire weapons are subject to s
Harold Howe (904) 736-7373 In a previous SBIR program, Technetics de
Joseph Weeks (801) 485-4994 N/A
Alton Gilbert (505) 524-2154 A significant problem in precision manufa
Michael J Principal I (801) 266-7700 ALGORITHMS WILL BE EVALUATED BY SYN
Keith Burgess (603) 335-2115 N/A
Shyam D. Arcade, Ph.d (919) 370-9440 Lithium thermal batteries offer superior p
Shyam Argade Phd (910) 370-9440 This proposed Phase I program focuses on
Shyam D. Argade, Ph.d (913) 370-9440 N/A
Edward Paquette (301) 261-8373 THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PHASE I SBIR PRO
Walter Zimbeck (301) 261-8373 The Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, C
Walter Zimbeck (301) 261-8373 Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD) is a b
Larry Fehrenbacher (301) 261-8373 N/A
Nicholas J. Dispenzier(215) 687-9669 The Phase I program will identify several f
Richard C. Foedinger (215) 687-9669 N/A
George P. Succi (617) 275-4545 We propose to develop a device that mon
Dr C. Samuel Ventres (617) 275-4545 Wing bearings on the Navy's F-14 aircraft
Thomas Cable (216) 581-6301 N/A
Mr. Joseph Salzman (310) 450-9755 (U) The advent of technology (e.g., GaAs M
William A. Wood (812) 336-7576 Reduced weight, wide bandwidth, and im
Charles A. Shipley (310) 450-9455 Technology Service Corporation proposes
Mr. Joseph Salzman (310) 450-9755 Technology Service Corporation (TSC) pro
Steven Jaroszewski (203) 268-1249 N/A
Charles Benton (207) 882-7589 N/A
Richard Didomizio (203) 268-1249 N/A
Susan G. Jung (805) 964-9894 Many methods & procedures have been u
Dr. Willam H. Bennett(301) 345-0375 RECENT RESEARCH IN CONTROL THEORY
Charles J. Benton (207) 882-7589 The technologies of Distributed Interactiv
Stan Silberman (301) 565-2970 N/A
Adel Chemaly (513) 528-9149 Custom design parts for sophisticated Air
C. Y. Roger Chen (315) 445-0396 N/A
H. Lee Martin (615) 690-5600 N/A
James L. Means (909) 699-8730 N/A
G. R. Cathcart (513) 427-5300 In order to keep Naval aviation forces mai
Harlan B. Russell (803) 646-4028 N/A
Roger Radpour (615) 842-0514 N/A
Dr. Borislav Milatovic (508) 562-6017 N/A
Randy Curry (505) 345-8623 Tetra Corporation proposes to investigate
Christopher D. Mize (407) 624-6863 N/A
Alfred Edwin Pevler (214) 306-5048 N/A
Tad Mcgeer (415) 322-1946 A variety of recent technical development
Elizabeth Liddy (315) 443-4456 N/A
Dimiter Tchernev (508) 655-4125 Refrigeration and cooling systems for moc
Kenneth Lakin (503) 923-0804 N/A
M. Lalith Kumar (412) 826-3939 1The various departments of defense pos
Richard M. Stein (408) 988-1739 Sequential structures are incapable of add
Dr. William G. Anders(717) 569-6551 THE PROPOSED WORK PLAN WILL EXAMI
Nelson J. Gernert (717) 569-6551 The innovation is the incorporation of cap
William G. Anderson (717) 569-6551 The innovation in the proposed program i
Kevin Horner-richard (717) 569-6551 The Alkali Metal Thermal to Electric Conve
Nelson J. Gernert (717) 569-6551 N/A
Kevin Horner-richard (717) 569-6551 N/A
Karl Fant (612) 623-4774 N/A
Lawrence Davis (617) 864-2292 N/A
Dr. William H. Barker (408) 293-4400 The objective of the proposed research is
Susan B. Myer (814) 238-6028 Mustard gas (MG) (1,1'-thiobis[2-chloroet
Sayan Mukherjee (612) 341-2795 Pseudomorphic InGaAs with high InAs con
Tho T. Vu (612) 633-5925 N/A
Thomas S. Seay (619) 552-1052 There are four key elements to the succes
Thomas S. Seay (619) 552-1052 A surveillance tracking and report system
Thomas Seay (619) 552-1052 N/A
John Geddes (612) 341-2795 A promising new approach for high powe
Timothy Childs (612) 341-2795 To meet the future needs for increased ca
Kevin Sullivan (805) 968-6787 ONE OF THE MOST CHALLENGING PROBL
Joel R. Garbarino (805) 968-6787 The DESERT STORM experience generated
A. Vincent Mrstik (805) 968-6787 Although the wideband, narrow beam rad
Mr Harold I. Jackson (805) 968-6787 The objective of the proposed effort is to
Harold Jacobson (805) 968-6787 ARPA requires a software template of a ta
Dr. Robert D. Chapma(505) 344-6744 The most important objective of the Phas
H. M. Stoller (505) 345-5668 Disposal of surplus explosives is a major p
Willaim A. White (805) 968-6787 N/A
David W. Cutler (505) 345-5668 N/A
David F. Calvin, Ph.d. (919) 781-8148 This Phase I program will investigate the p
Lewis B. Sibley (215) 889-9088 N/A
Michelle M Hugue (703) 691-7793 A necessary precursor to the design of mo
John D. Casko (703) 273-1012 TRIDENT SYSTEMS INCORPORATED PROPO
Gary J Grosicki (703) 691-7760 N/A
David E Britton (703) 273-1012 N/A
Joseph Stanco (508) 460-9493 A novel approach to agile manufacturing
Joseph Stanco (508) 460-9493 A novel agile manufacturing system for pr
Joseph Stanco (508) 460-9493 N/A
Timothy E. Turner (817) 491-9517 We propose to research in-line real time w
Stephen Page (510) 484-0543 Domain-specific information architecture
Patrick E. Crane (813) 884-6076 N/A
Carl B. Miller, Jr. (201) 848-9200 The Air Force is developing an ROD system
Bang-hung Tsao (513) 426-6900 The proposed research activity attempts t
Rengasamy Ponnappa(513) 255-2922 N/A
Dr P R Subramanian (513) 426-6900 UES is proposing a novel vapor synthesis r
Dr. M.l. Gopikanth (315) 332-7100 The Army is one of the major users of Li b
Dr. Anil Chaudhary (513) 426-6900 N/A
Robert Rehn (303) 761-2137 Unique Mobility, Inc. ("Unique") has inven
Dave Markle (408) 982-5205 Projection Gas Immersion Laser Doping (P
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Dr. William E. Lear, Jr.(904) 372-5545 N/A
Ian Parker (805) 967-0578 Recently, a collaborative effort by scientis
Matthew C Callahan, (508) 897-0684 Auscultation of breath sounds during an a
Dr Ali Amini (703) 339-0800 Air Force bare base shelters are "minimal
Harry S Katz () - During this Phase I program, we will deve
Thomas L. Hawkins (703) 642-0901 Naval Special Warfare is developing and t
Jonathan M. Hager (703) 231-3892 N/A
Robert W. Feldtman, (713) 973-2300 Doppler velocity flow detectors have been
C. Monte Miller, Iii (314) 939-9359 N/A
Dr. George J. Miller (313) 973-9210 The objective of the research is to prepar
John Kierein (303) 530-3452 We propose the use of our patented Low
James T. Barnes (716) 689-0177 Performance requirements for existing an
Edward B Fisher (716) 689-0177 N/A
Edward B Fisher (716) 689-0177 THE HIGH-ENERGY DENSITY CHARACTERIS
Robert L. Talley (716) 689-0177 N/A
John SpeicPrincipal I (707) 433-3000 THRUSTVECTOR CONTROL (IATVC) SYSTEM
John Speicher (707) 433-3000 Technologies developed under this SBIR w
Glen J. Brown (909) 674-0604 N/A
John Curlander (303) 444-0094 Vexcel Corporation, together with the Oh
John Curlander (303) 444-0094 N/A
Mark Dankberg (619) 438-8099 Our clean-sheet-of-paper architectural co
Mark D. Dankberg (619) 438-8099 This proposal describes an appproach to d
Mark D. Dankberg (619) 438-8099 N/A
Kenneth A.gamache (619) 438-8099 This Phase I proposal describes a low cost
Dan M. Sable (703) 552-5000 N/A
Dr. Mahendra Singh (805) 257-4172 Development of an Inertia Measuring Uni
Mahendra Singh (805) 257-4172 Development of a low-cost six degree of f
Donald E. Voss, Ph.d. (505) 255-4201 Development of high power microwave (H
Stan SwirhPrincipal I (303) 460-0700 N/A
Mike Lafferty (619) 452-3010 The proposed projet is to prove the unive
Mahendra Singh (805) 257-4172 Development of an Inertial Measurement
Walter Gee (408) 866-7060 N/A
Rowland Ware (617) 320-0291 We propose to use the 'double-crucible' t
Mr. James L. Doyle (206) 872-9500 N/A
Dr. Rong Wang (206) 643-4755 Strong, durable and vacuum tight seals be
Johnson J. H. Wang (404) 955-9311 The objective of the proposed research is
Paul Hwang (206) 872-9500 Acoustic lens design is proposed for the fa
Ender Savrun, Phd (206) 872-9500 Aluminum nitride (AlN), an electronic sub
Mr. James L. Doyle (206) 872-9500 QUEST Integrated, Inc. proposes the deve
Mr Ron C Lilley (206) 872-9500 A fast response aerodynamic balance will
Mr. Phillip D. Bondura(206) 872-9500 N/A
Mohamed Principal
H I (206) 872-9500 POLYCRYSTALLINE DIAMOND FILMS IN AN
Gary B. White (206) 872-9500 RECENT ADVANCEMENTS IN MACHINE VI
D. Russell Wallace (607) 347-4836 N/A
Johnson J.h. Wang (404) 955-9311 Wang-Tripp Corporation (WTC) prposes a
Dr. Wendy W. Lin (206) 872-9500 The rigid-flex printed wiring board (PWB)
Glynda Benham (508) 422-6038 This proposal describes an innovative tech
Thomas W. Stone (610) 974-8977 N/A
Lavern D. Wedeven (610) 356-7161 It is now possible to use fluids beyond the
David Macmillan (415) 365-3392 Development of a scalable, high performa
Don Downey (918) 272-9567 This exploratory development program is
Robert L. Whalen, Ph(961) 786-8443 The objective of this program is the devel
W. Monhollen (810) 254-7972 This proposed effort is to evaluate the var
Richard D. Nelson, Ph.(205) 772-9488 This project performs technical and marke
Paul D. Tinari (503) 248-1981 Groundwater remediation at military and
Bal Jindal (508) 436-9900 The objective of this work is the developm
Dennis E. Caudle (619) 566-7850 Conduct a research effort to determine fe
Arthur Bisberg (413) 863-0200 N/A
Richard J Russell (203) 599-1100 N/A
Romel Rivera (612) 379-3844 Xinotech proposes to research and develo
Stanley Cottrill (714) 894-2286 THE MISSION OPERATIONS DIRECTED AT U
Stanley Cottrill (714) 894-2286 N/A
Ted Yamada (505) 672-3373 N/A
Roberto Serenyi (203) 599-1100 This SBIR program is aimed at improving t
Romel Rivera (612) 379-3844 N/A
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Robert Hunter (406) 586-3905 Many military installations and Departme
Buron S. Abrams (215) 576-5566 N/A
Ran Yaron (415) 424-8613 AN INNOVATIVE REGENERATOR USEABLE
Susan Robitaille (707) 747-2755 A potentially low cost method of producin
Fevzi Zeren, Ph.d. (201) 335-6744 A NOVEL VISCOMETER DESIGN WHICH HA
Daniel Zwillinger (617) 244-5267 N/A
Michael Burns (508) 663-9500 Survival rates for medical trauma caused
Robert James Martin,(407) 823-8770 N/A
Alex S. Redner (215) 661-0100 The objective of the proposed research is
Daniel D. Mawhinney(609) 520-9288 This proposed program will demonstrate
Alex S Redner (215) 661-0100 N/A
E.l. "ted" Paquette (301) 261-8373 A microwave-assisted chemical vapor infil
E.l. Paquette (410) 987-3435 CCI WILL INVESTIGATE NOVEL CHEMICAL
John Hanigofsky (301) 261-8373 A pulsed microwave power, pulsed pressu
John Hanigofsky (301) 261-8373 Ceramin Composites is please to propose
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John G. Devore (805) 683-4277 Visidyne proposes to develop an expert, n
John G. Devore (805) 683-4277 N/A
Joseph Orr (801) 532-6757 Thermal dilution is by far the most comm
Dr Qi Li (203) 528-9806 ALTHOUGH MANY POTENTIAL TECHNOLO
Michael A Serio (203) 528-9806 N/A
Thomas Nehrkorn (617) 547-6207 WE PROPOSE TO APPLY ARTIFICIAL NEURA
Casper B StPrincipal I (603) 437-2234 CONCURRENT ENGINEERING IS A CRUCIA
Randall L Luck (212) 966-0410 N/A
Ira Ekhaus (617) 273-2400 N/A
Warren Wright (607) 255-9231 AS THE DIMENSIONS OF ELECTRONIC DEV
John Weiss (617) 577-1700 WE WILL DEVELOP WAVELET-BASED DOM
Charles R Booth (619) 686-1888 N/A
Jeffrey M Voas (703) 742-8873 N/A
Dorab Patel (213) 298-5309 OBJECT-ORIENTED HAVE RECENTYLY EXPL
Richard Bl President (708) 541-9940 N/A
Ewing H Hackeny (505) 299-1678 THE U.S. WEATHER SERVICE PRESENTLY U
Marco Flagg (510) 829-3300 N/A
Stanley Abkowitz (617) 272-5967 ADVANCES IN TITANIUM ALLOY POWDER
Richard Morris (508) 748-0366 PRECISE MEASUREMENTS ON CO2 UPTAK
Gordon L Mitchell (206) 481-5577 FIBER OPTIC SENSORS HAVE VERY ATTRAC
G M Stanley (617) 547-2500 EQUIPMENT INSTALLED IN BUILDINGS FO
Lofton R Henderson (303) 442-6570 N/A
Dr Richard Principal I (301) 596-2190 CURRENT SMOKE DETECTION TECHNOLO
Thomas L Angelucci (609) 273-0200 INTERNATIONAL MICRO INDUSTRIES (IMI
Raj Korde (310) 534-3661 N/A
Mike Shwe (415) 321-0400 RESEARCH IN FIRE-DETECTION METHODS
Isaac Landa (301) 468-6777 THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS
Ronald J Massa (617) 229-7844 THE PROPOSED RESEARCH WILL RESULT IN
Sharon Dokoloff (617) 290-0090 QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN HEALTH CARE
Thomas M Kelecy (719) 481-4877 INMARSAT HAS DESIGNED A GPS (L1) TRA
K S Harshavardhan (301) 314-9937 HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTING
Dr. Y T Cheng (301) 948-2460 N/A
Geert WyntPrincipal I (508) 887-6600 OPTRA PROPOSES TO DEVELOP A VERY HI
Dr. GeorgeGeneral M(810) 363-1290 N/A
Mark G Allen (508) 689-0003 N/A
Mark A Goodberlet () - MICROWAVE REFLECTIONS FROM THE OC
Andrew D Hibbs (619) 481-4015 N/A
Quentin EllPrincipal I (703) 824-0625 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS EMPLOYING OB
Amaresh Mahapatra (508) 392-0952 N/A
John Leddo (703) 904-1808 N/A
Robert J Lang (408) 943-9411 N/A
Hal L Feinstein (703) 821-8178 N/A
Mark HeislPrincipal I (203) 633-0038 ANSI HAS COMPLETED A NEW STANDARD
Joel A Silver (505) 984-1322 N/A
Andrew J Moore (818) 792-3000 N/A
Joseph R Stetter (708) 357-0004 N/A
Phillip D B Principal I (206) 872-9500 THE RAPID AND ACCURATE MEASUREMEN
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n is a serious problem. Losses due to corrosion are estimated to be 70 billion dollars annually, spread among all segments of the U.S. econo
ition of DOD developed technologies into the commercial market is needed to maintain a strong advanced materials industry. Cost is the p
on managers in Premilestone I Acquisition activities face the task of identifying, defining, adn selecting system concepts, and predicting whi
stems need protection from power failure in the field environment. The current generation of uninteruptible power supplies (UPS) is based
modules (MCM) technology is a technology that bridges the widening gap between the increasing complexity and speed of monolithic int
t, the only fuel cell systems that have the capability of achieving high power den W cm-2) are the proton exchange membrane (PEM) and t
t, four classes of structural adhesives (epoxy resins, phenolic resins, acrylic adhesives and urethanes) are commonly employed in applicatio
a serious problem encountered when membranes are utilized to treat shipboard graywater. Its resolution is particularly critical aboard nav
e unconventional imager concept proposed here represents a new, unique and low-cost approach to correlography (speckle imaging) and o
of declining defense budgets, it is critical to base budget-related decisions on careful economic analysis of the alternatives. Building sound
one of the basic commodities which will be needed in ever increasing quantities as industrialization and urbanization of the world progress
ld Engineering Development Center (AEDC) has identified a need for a time-mean, and rapidly fluctuating velocity measurements in suppo
OSE TO EMPLOY A NEW NON-INTRUSIVE OPTICAL TECHNIQUE TO MEASURE INSTANTANEOUS THREE DIMENSIONAL FLOW VECTORS IN LA
chining as well as the emerging millimachining technologies coupled with conventional gyro and accelerometer phenomenology can be use
nautical Systems Center has the responsibility to ensure that new avionic systems development and acquisition planning are soundly based
d precise measurement system is needed for production line testing of bobbin baselayers and wound bobbins. This system should also supp
am has vast experience in water purification, reverse osmosis, and water treatment. We also have experience in NASA spacecraft laundry a
ram will investigate the feasibility of developing a wide-band receiver that can monitor the total frequency coverage (0.05 to 18.0 GHz) in a
MNET/DIS assets cannot easily participate in exercises carried on the DSI. Getting sufcient LHN bandwidth to National Guard sites in expe
must be able to solve the kind of complex, ambiguous problems that arise in organizational settings. Prior research on the determinants of l
must be able to solve the kind of complex, ambiguous problems that arise in organizational settings. Prior research on the determinants of l
S antenna is a printed circuit array of varying length dipoles which forms a phased-array surface with the ability to scatter incident RF in an
POSED WORK (PHASES I AND II) WILL PROVIDE A METHODOLOGY FOR ASSESSING STRUCTURAL RELIABILITY LEVEL OF EXISTING SHIPS. THE
bat Rubber Raiding Craft (Small) (CRRC(S)) is used by Special Operations Forces (SOF). The current craft, underway, produces a highly discer
n of a simulation system to generate realistic signals in real time for the testing of airborne radars is proposed. The emphasis will be on the
lopment of a capability to identify ground, ship, and aircraft targets with space based radar is proposed. The identification will be based on
stem to active noise suppression for small diesel engines is proposed. The novelty of the proposed system lies in its neural filter, which is us
rbide is the preferred ceramic material for armo applications; however, the production costs are very high which can be partially attributed
s - the recently discovered pure carbon molecules - have a unique closed caged structure. This closed cage molecular structure bestows ful
n acute need for novel broadband filters for unity vision equipment. This need can be satisfied with the recent discovery of a new pure for
need to develop an underwater ambulatory robot that will exhibit improved capabilities for shallow water operation. Such a vehicle could
st microwave/millimeter wave (MMW) ferrite filters have been fabricated utilizing insulating ferrite materials. We propose for the first time
NERGY PENETRATORS MADE OF DU ALLOYS PERFORM BETTER THAN THE TUNGSTEN HEAVY ALLOYS (WHA). THE IMPROVED PERFORMANC
nergy Lasers (HEL) a large percentage of the laser energy is wasted typically by switching onto beam dumps. Some of this wasted energy co
nd newly discovered C60 carbon material was found to exhibit unique electrochemical and physical properties. C60 and catalyzed C60 elec
ment of a computer code for simulating the progressive damage and failure of fiber-reinforced composites is described in this Phase I Small
rtunity represented by this proposal is to reduce the weight and fabrication costs of the V-22 Osprey cockpit cage by introducing weight ef
ary structural requirement of V-22 fuselage panels is to retain integrity in a post-buckled state under panel compression and shear loads. H
arbon components, initially developed for the aerospace industry, have experienced minimal commercialization over the past decade due
ELOPMENT OF AN INTELLIGENT DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM PERMITS ADDRESSING TWO PROBLEMS WITH POLUMER AND POLYMER
nergy projectiles and shaped charge liners as well as explosively formed projectile warheads would be more effective if tungsten having sign
mical Vapor Infiltration (CVI) process for the manufacture of ceramic matrix composites (CMC's) has a number of inherent advantages over o
ctive of this work is to determine the best possible polycrystalline zirconia from the standpoint of properties and cost for applications in sto
forced ceramics for future generation radomes and suitable nondestructive test methods for their evaluation will be considered. Types, siz
piezoelectric ceramic/polymer composites have demonstrated performance advantages in Navy sensor an dactuator applications, and their
OSE TO DEVELOP A NEW SERIES OF ADVANCED POLYMERIC MATERIALS FOR A WIDE VARIETY OF ELECTRONICS APPLICATIONS. THESE NOV
has developed a novel family of exceptionally high modulus, high strength, thermoplastic resins, designated Poly-X, based on processable r
has developed a novel family of exceptionally high modulus, high strength, thermoplastic resins, designated Poly-X(th), based on processab
DESIGN A SYSTEM FOR THE AUTOMATIC CREATION OF INFORMATION DISPLAYS TO SUPPORT USERS OF LARGE, INFORMATION-INTENSIVE C
d polymer electrolytes (SPE's) based on Maxdem's rigid-rod polyphenylene resins are proposed for fuel cell application. The unique rigid-ro
c. ("M-DOT") proposes to design, fabricate and test a thrust augumentation system for low cost expendable turbojet engines. The system w
NC. ("M-DOT") PROPOSES TO DESIGN, FABRICATE AND TEST A PROPELLER DRIVE GEARBOX, TURBINE AND GOVERNOR SYSTEM FOR ATTACH
xists for compact, lightweight high power microwave sources for RF weapons applications. To meet this need, we will, through analysis, com
poses to design, engineer, manufacture and test prototype ultrafiltration spiral wound elements that would provide adequate supplies of h
ect seeks to develop the first in a series of computer-based adventure games for scientific and technical education, and the authoring tools
asing use of polymer composites in primary and secondary components for aerospace and marine applications, and the demonstrated high
osal develops design details and materials concepts for a Collapsible Rigid Inflatable Boat (C-RIB). The proposal seeks to develop a seawort
ect seeks to develop a set of computer-based writers' tools for the improvement of technical text. Also to be developed are extensible inter
CTIVE OF THIS PROPOSED WORK IS TO INVESTIGATE THE MANNER IN WHICH ELECTROMAGNETIC SIGNALS EMITTED BY NUCLEAR UNDERG
all objective of the program is to spawn innovative solutions to detection and recognition of underground targets by transferring advanced
nd future Navy and Joint Warfare systems must operate within an architecture of surveillance; battle management; command, control, com
ars which use mechanical systems to scan the beams have several limitations. In addition to the size, weight and power budgets necessary
DUCTOR LASERS WITH HIGH POWER AND GOOD SPATIAL-MODE QUALITY ARE USEFUL FOR MANY APPLICATIONS IN MATERIALS PROCESSI
m Corporation and Chaffee Associates propose to design a Time Space Position Information (TSPI) module that will provide Universal Two St
ose to develop a new type of optical filter with these properties that is constructed using thin, alternating layers of dispersive and non-dispe
m and Analytical Graphics propose to extend the existig commercial Satellite Tool Kit (STK) mission analysis system to incorporate sensor si
m proposes to undertake technical evaluation of a launch vehicle concept capable of reducing near-term launch costs by a factor of 10. Pha
osed effort utilizes an existing DoD technology, known as a traveling wave tube (TWT), as a broadband, high-power plasma source. The TW
osed project is to develop a microwave processing system for variable frequency processing of thermosetting polymer matrix composites (P
ctive of Phase I research to demonstrate the feasibility of neutral beam cleaning and etching of unprocessed/processed semiconductor waf
pproach for controlling weld bead penetration is proposed. The methodology is distinguished from past techniques by use of: 1) a new and
netostrictive Rubber Isolation Mount (MARIM) program is to develop a rubber isolation mount with embedded magnetic particles. The em
proposes to develop subsystem module and component technology for millimeter wave interrogators and responders for use in IFF system
beam scanning is a critical aspect of many radars and systems used for remote sensing and radiometry. Traditional beam scanning is usually
proposes a trade-off study and concept development for a millimeterwave preview sensor to provide feedback t an active suspension cont
n requirement of missile delivery systems is an ECM resistant, all- weather, day/night capability. The all-weather, day/night requirement lea
last 2 decades, Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) technology has offered the promise of achieving a breakthrough in the remote sensing of u
ctives of this project are to comparatively evaluate four methods (three of which we have recently devised) for blind adaption of frequency
TED CIRCUIT (IC) PRODUCTION LINES OPERATING UNDER MIL-I-38535 HAVE RADIATION HARNESS ASSURANCE (RHA) AND RELIABILITY DES
bility of using fiber optics to monitor cure in polymer matrix composite materials has received continued attention since the concept of usi
poses to develop a miniaturized infrared-based sensor for monitoring patient body chemistry in the field or at remote sites. The instrument
ne testing of prototype devices is a high priority for a developing nuclear weapons. A deterrent against proliferation of nuclear weapons ca
TION OF INCREASINGLY COMPLEX ACOUSTIC, NON-ACOUSTIC ASW, TARGET DETECTION, AND TRACKING EQUIPMENT ON NAVY HELICOPTE
fic aim of this project is to design and implement an abulatory monitor for the acquisition of biomechanical data, and to use this to assess
able lithium batteries with high specific energy and long cycle life will have applications to portable computers and communication devices
w temperature chloraoaluminate melts which are resistant to strong oxidizing agents (e.g. SCl3AlCl4) and which possess a wide electrochem
EY TECHNOLOGIES, INC. WILL DEVELOP THE FUNCTIONAL, HARDWARE, AND SOFTWARE DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS FOR A PRACTICAL SYSTEM
able batteries with high specific energy is of critical importance for applications where portability is an issue. It is of particular interest to th
y of double layer capacitors (DLC) utilizing two types of molten salts as electrolytes will be investigated. These double layer capacitors involv
ctive is to develop a new algorithm which can be used as a reliable and efcient tool in the analysis of such aspects of interaction of electro
diation holds great promise for cost effective treatment of environmental contaminants. To realize this potential, microorganisms with impr
all objective of this effort is to develop an innovative approach and defined process which will produce an ultra-miniature (small diameter)
ed technical approach and Phase I work plan is given for developing instrumentation capable of measuring the lateral storage (elastic) and
ative method to improve both the optical and mechanical properties of polarization maintaining fiber is proposed. The method uses magne
all objective of this effort is to provide monolithic activity on GaAs/Si substrates for dual-band (3-5 and 8-12 micron) focal plane arrays (FPA
al Positioning System (GPS) satellites and visualization technology are two maturing fields that together can provide battlefield commander
has reported to Congress that the loss due to fraudulent health care activity amounted to an estimated $84 billion in 1992. The ability to d
ptical disk drive industry.
osed Phase I research project will quantify the sources of contamination in powder/binder processing of sapphire monofilament reinforced
maleimide composite couples will be tested using systematic variation of electrolyte composition, atmosphere, and metal composition to
e I project will, using the control system requirements and architecture definition of on-going USAF programs, define the validation process
ems, lnc. (MTL) and the University of Cincinnati (UC) propose to perform the Phase l development of WAVES/VHDL modeling guidelines. Ou
ative approach is proposed for the analysis of nonlinear and/or nonstationary signals and systems/sources that generate them. This approa
ctive of this project is to develop the concept of a visualization subsystem to aid in the interpretation of multi-variate seismic discrimination
estimate of the multipath channel parameters allow the associated errors to be cancelled which greatly improves GPS system navigation pe
e real-time ambiguity resolution (AR) in a high-dynamic environment, an algorithm is needed that is robut to cycle-slips and requires the m
osed GPS Portable Landing Aid System (GPLAS) provides a highly accurate, fully autonomous system that is ideally suited to support V-22 m
erent strains of white-rot fungi including P. chrysosporium, will be tested to determine their effectiveness in degrading TNT, RDX, and HMX
y to fuse data from sensors on both aircraft and weapon systems can significantly improve the accuracy of weapon delivery. NAVSYS has de
r-based training simulations can do more than teach facts and specialized skills, they can help students learn the high level skills involved in
ter architecture comprised of a cluster of small, programmable, computing nodes connected by and to a high-speed network is attractive fo
nt and ultrafast sensor for X-ray and UV radiation is proposed based on doped nanocrystals. These doped nanocrystals consist of rare-earth
m is proposed to identify the stencil mask technology necessary for fabricating sub-0.18-micrometer integrated circuits by projection lithog
years, secondary storage has become a bottleneck in portable computing and electronics for government, industry, and consumers. Enhan
TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION (NTC)'S INVENTIONS ARE BASED ON THE UNIQUE LINEAR AND NON-LINEAR MODELING OF BIPOLAR/UNIPO
perature Superconductive (HTS) components have advanced to the point where they have started to offer significant advantages, especiall
uction via active control of wing boundary layers will result in substantial performance and range improvements for both military and comm
proposal to develop and market a verification and inspection tool for MCM substrates. By reducing the risk of mounting good die on to defe
oD there is a current need for the design or redesign of aircraft-borne weapon airframes to meet conformal/internal carriage requirements
SE I INVESTIGATION WILL DEMONSTRATE THE FEASIBILITY OF AN ANALYTICAL APPROACH TO PREDICT THE HIGH ANGLE-OF-ATTACK AEROD
tional modulation techniques employed on satellite links are based on the second-order spectrum of the modulation wave form. In this pro
ata rates for use on IR/EO LOROPS or ATARS platforms can exceed 120Mb/s, and, thus, a digital image sequence must be coded prior to tra
se to the stated goals of SBIR topic ARPA 94-083, we propose the development of a simulation query language for discrete event systems (e
ralized neurocontroller for motion control and vibration suppression for flexible structures is proposed for Phase I. This controller uses forw
onmental monitoring there is a need for high resolution mapping of flow channels in shallow (upper 100 ft) formations to detect contamina
ose to develop a new approach to real-time 3D display that involves no mechanical moving parts by employing vary fast image display devic
y to display critical information within the optical train of a night vision device has become a requirement in the aviation community. The c
osal consists of a program for the deveopment of a technology to use an unconventional material as projectiles, warheads and fragmentati
wly discovered Giant Magnetoresistance Ratio (GMR) materials, a Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory (MRAM) will be designed whic
lopment of RF weapons required advances in HPM (High Power Microwave) sources, pulsed power, and antennas. The standard line type m
ose a new concept, device/package two-level integration, to make low cost, compact optoelectronic modules. The main idea is to incorpora
past two decades many new and improved manpack and vehicular radios have reached the production phase and are now available to troo
ctives of this proposed program are (1) develop an extrusion process suitable for producing complex shapes of beryllium-aluminum with go
nation of soil with DU and other heavy metals as a result of test and evaluation of ammunition is a major environmental issue within the De
m in photorefractive media holds promise for a variety of future optical information processing applications. Currently, no materials and pro
GRAM ADDRESSES THE FEASIBILITY OF FABRICATING A NOVEL ELCTRICALLY TUNABLE SEMICONDUCTOR DIODE LASER. THE DEVICE WILL IN
D fighter aircraft performs tracking and targeting functions using active and passive data from on-board sensors and also using tarGet inform
osal addresses the fabrication of a novel high-density Optical-readout Nonvolatile Ferroelectric Random Access memories (ONF-RAMs). Th
AL ABSTRACT: THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL RESULT IN A DEFINITIVE CHARCTERIZATION OF THE BENEFITS PROVIDED BY EMPLOYING BINA
gies for parallel and distributed computation are at the forefront of software research. Vulnerability assessment studies model the interacti
SBIR study is proposed of a novel infrared laser configuration employing a coaxial resonant structure and a gyrating electron beam. The ce
R IS A FORCE MULTIPLIER AND ITS AFFECT ON TACTICAL OPERATIONS CAN BE SIGNIFICANT, DUE TO THE DEPENDENCE OF MODERN WEAPO
effort is to investigate how a system such as JTIDS/MIDS can contribute to cooperative tactics in the multiple mission areas. All of these mi
veform suppports multiple simultaneous transmissions by independent terminals operating on parallel subnets within the same geographic
roposes to develop a computer-based, integrated workplace risk assessment and workplace risk management decision support tool for use
modules (MCMs) have allowed the microelectronics industry to produce relatively small, highly-integrated circuitry with performances tha
ative electro-optical dual use primary air data system concept is proposed for test and evaluation which will provide very accurate airspeed
NDWIDTHS ARE PRESENTLY LIMITED BY THE SMALL DIFFERENTIAL GAIN COEFFICIENT OF THE BULK MATERIAL. THIS PROPOSAL DESCRIBES
A GREAT NEED FOR POLYMERS OPTICAL FIBER CLADDING MATERIALS WITH THE FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS: A) LOW REFRACTIVE INDE
on AF93-035 requires the development of innovative concepts for increasing the warfighting capabilities of the Air Force command, control
demonstrated need for a new multifunction infrared line scanning imaging system to provide high spatial resolution of targets as well as h
o protect against eye-damaging laser illumination, poer limiting materials have been developed over the past several years. The effective u
ose to develop an optimized, high performance and low-cost fiber optical amlifier for use in the 800 nm signal wavelength band. The rare-e
ose to develop for the first time, a high performance, low noise amplifier in the 850 nm signal band using a Erbium-Terbium co-doped activ
g infrared viewing system is proposed for mapping the radiation emitted by the internal surfaces of turbine engines. The viewing system w
CTIVE OF THIS EFFORT IS TO EXAMINE WAYS IN WHICH A HIGH DEGREE OF EXCITEMENT CAN BE INCORPORATED INTO PHYSICS TEACHING
OSE TO DEVELOP OPTIMIZED, HIGH PERFORMANCE AND LOW COST FIBER OPTICAL AMPLIFIERS FOR USE IN THE 1300 NM SIGNAL WAVELE
ment of seamlessly integrated flight control and guidance systems for short-range missiles capable of high angle-of-attack maneuvers is prop
oses to identify, research, prioritize, select and prove concept feasibility of techniques for testing concurrent, real-time, distributed, large-sc
oses to provide a multi-disciplinary optimizatin capability for advanced missile airframes development by utilizing an innoative, intelligent d
ess involves electro-optic signal conversion and is additionally suited for remote sensing applications offering long stand-off distances and e
eliable, and inexpensive rotation sensor will have many industrial as well as military applications such as automobile yaw and pitch control
osal addresses the problem of identifying a video compression technique appropriate for the Joint Tactical Information Distribution System
and for high performance, high bandwidth communication networks for aggregating processing power is constantly increasing. The next ge
onary Optical Disk Drive (SODD) is a new means of addressing high density optical disks with solid state scanners. The system will have rand
osal addresses the problem of providing a high bandwidth connection with a latency comparable to the transit time of the interconnection
l demultiplexer capable of demultiplexing parallel arrays of data channels at ultra-high sppeds is proposed. The idea is a parallel realization
graphic Bragg cell is a new type of Bragg cell which eliminates the bandwidth-aperture time trade off of acousto-optic cells. The holographi
oposes to investigate the sesign of an optical front end for a receiver that converts ultra wide dynamic range, broadband, VLF to HF radio s
arch addresses critical needs in the areas of electronic control and monitoring of internal combustion engines that require low-cost, durable
MIC SCENE PROJECTION SYSTEM IS PROPOSED WHICH CAN SIMULATE MULTI-SPECTRAL SCENES IN THE ULTRAVIOLET, VISIBLE, AND NEAR-TH
depiction would be a more useful and easily comprehended method of verifying real-time software performance than methods currently
bat and the dolphin use high frequency sonar to locate prey. Although these systems are radically different, both require the reception and
geopolitical situations add complexity to the ASW task faced by the Navy. Capable submarines are employed by potential adversaries loca
DECOMPOSITION APPROACH BASED ON COMPLEX EXPONENTIAL MODELING OF THE SIGNAL IN NOISE IS PROOSED HERE FOR USE WITH T
N proposes a fast-turnaround, high-payoff solution to the design and implementation of a Image Understanding Algorithm Development En
roencephalogram (EEG) uses a multi-electrode array to measure electrical potentials related to brain activity. It is a low cost non-intrusive t
detection using a mobile platform with multiple sensor suites is difcult because of the ever-changing warehouse environments in which th
ng enough, any mechanical or electronic device will fail at some point - friction and heat guarantee it. Determining the fatique life of variou
al decades, the U.S. Navy hasmaintained the Integrated Undersea Surveillance System (IUSS) to detect and locate targets of specific interes
engineering is an emerging methodology for the application neural networks and associated techniques to specific problems. It is based o
osal is for a new and innovative approach to multi-spectral sensing that address several areas of need: o Non-cooperative target recognitio
osed effort represents some of the most powerful work to be done to develop improved sensing systems for multispectral applications tha
ed as designator and range finders, if detected can give early warning against potential threats. Informaiton about the direction of arrival, s
DVANCED TECHNOLOGY HAS INVENTED A TECHNIQUE FOR PERFORMING MULTI-COLOR IMAGING USING STARING ARRAYS. THIS TECHNIQ
has expressed a need for an ultrafiltration or direct osmosis concentration (DOC) system that can 1) concentrate shipboard graywater/seco
rformance enterprise wide expert system tool that utilizes parallel computers is proposed. The tool combines four pieces of existing techno
oses to develop, fabricate and deliver one rugged protoytpe identification friend or foe (IFF) system for combat platforms and individual we
ce analysts must contend with a large volume of complex information on the Third World procurement of weapons of mass destruction (W
oses a designed feasibility study for a portable instrument to determine the IR characteristics of any EO sensor. The field instrument would
rate design concepts are described for a multispectral hardware-in-the loop (HWIL) missile engagement simulator using a dichroic screen w
of Pacific-Sierra Research Corporation (PSR) and the University of Dayton Research Institute (UDRI) propose four tasks: (1) identify FLIR/NV
ns of cockpit instruments by the canopy can interfere with pilot's external vision, especially at night. This degradation in vision threatens m
E: PROVIDE COMPLETE DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS FOR A TACTICAL SCALABLE HIGH-PERFORMANCE LATTICE GAS (LG) SUPERCOMPUTER ALG
ECULAR-BEAM-EPITAXIAL GROWTH OF SEMICONDUCTORS ALLOWS THE ENGINEERING OF NEW MATERIALS WITH TAILORED ELECTRONIC P
W RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT, INC., PROPOSES THE STUDY OF THREE-TERMINAL DEVICES BASED ON SMALL GRAIN THIN HTS FILMS AND S
mputer simulation packages are commonly available, many simulations are still written without the use of existing software. This fact is prim
f the adverse environmental effects associated with depleted uranium-based alloys, they are still favored over tungsten-based materials du
thematical Laboratories proposes to develop and commercialize the magnetic liquid encapsulated Kyropoulos (MLEK) growth process for th
s a major advancement in the life cycle of rechargeable, solid-state lithium/polymer batteries -- a factor of ten improvement to 1000's of re
colers potentially offer the best solution for sensor cooling applications. Because of the high cooling capacity per unit mass flow, the heat e
ng for oxide thin films is superior to dry processes because it has extremely low contamination, eliminates water markes from the wafers, p
of processing erroneous or incomplete medical care claims, or of non-reimbursed services due to incorrect, unknown or incomplete insura
e optics has emerged as a valuable technology for solving design problems in imaging and optical beam control. Light weight and compact
ion of the Naval Special Warfare forces is both location and neutralization of very shallow water anit-invasion mines. This proposal address
, the feasibility of adaptive-passive devices to control noise and vibration is studied. In many applications, adaptive- passive devices may be
NAWC-AD is seeking a Full Authority Digital Engine Controller (FADEC) to optimize the performance of a high speed spark assisted diesel e
poses to develop two criterion measures to assess retention and decay of Aerospace Physiology (AP) knowledge and skills. The standard cri
ed diaphragm linear flexure bearings are the single major innovation which has extended the service life of linear drive cryocoolers from a 4
the integrated High Performance Turbine Engine Technology (IHPTET) initiative, the USAF is sponsoring the creation, development, and dem
osal addresses the need for a method of bioaerosol sampling which uses low power and achieves high collection efciencies. The method
cal fluid technology is proposed as a solventless technique for photoresist developing, a crucial step in semiconductor manufacturing. The
ded scope of work is proposed over that described in the solicitation, viz., to carry out experimental SCFE studies with CW and BW agent si
on of propellants containing metal oxide phase stabilized ammonium nitrate (AN) prodeces environmentally detrimental by-products. It is
ary result of the Phase I effort will be an optimized polarimeter which can be used in Phase II for military, remote sensing, and astronomica
ose to design and construct a sub-cale demonstration model of a water droplet generator for use in wind tunnel facilities such as those at th
d, modular, and easy to use digital simulations of the end- to-end performance of spacecraft sensors, structures, and supporting subsystem
measures (CM) to defend aircraft against missile attack function by disabling or deceiving the missile guidance system. This "soft kill" is not i
ose to develop ruggedized, hermetically-sealed, low-profile SEM-E-compatiable packages incorporating temperature-insensitive laser arrays
L OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO DEVELOP COMPACT, LIGHTWEIGHT, HIGH BRIGHTNESS MULTICHROME AND MONOCHROME PROJECTION DISPL
generation of high-speed (> 25 GHz) optical links require new designs for semiconductor laser. Photonics Research Incorporated (PRI) propo
ose to develop compact, high-speed, highly-functional III-V semiconductor optoelectronic modules optimized for implementation into optic
L OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO DEVELOP A TERABIT/SEC PHOTONIC INTERCONNECT NETWORK BASED ON MULTI-WAVELENGTH VERTICAL-CAVI
DEVELOP A REVOLUTIONARY OPTICAL TECHNOLOGY TO ENABLE COMPETITIVE PERFORMANCE (TERABIT/SEC COMMUNICATION BANDWID
ogram Photonics Research Inc. and subcontractor Gateway Modeling Inc., propose to develop improved Vertical Cavity Surface Emitting Las
ZE THE FULL POTENTIAL OF PARALLEL PROCESSING FOR MILITARY INFORMATION PROCESSING APPLICATIONS, IT IS NECESSARY TO INTERCO
LLY INTERNAL REFLECTING LENS IS A NOVEL OPTICAL DEVICE THATCAN COLLIMATE OR CONCENTRATE LIGHT WITH NEARLY 100% COLLECT
OPTICS CORPORATION (POC) PROPSES A NOVEL, HIGH SPEED, LARGE AREA, NON-CONTACT NONDESTRUCTIAVE/EVALUATION (NDE) SYSTE
tion to the problem of autonomous target identification selection based on 1P image data, Physical Optics Corporation (POC) proposes to b
e the complexity of Hartmann sensor optics and to adapt the wavefront sensor (WFS) to variable spatial sampling, Physical Optics Corp. pro
and for high computational power requires parallel processing and massive interconnection. Physical Optics Corporation (POC) has successf
Optics Corporation proposes the development of a new, highly parallel optical correlator (HPOC) capable of achieving time correlations betw
Optics Corporation (POC) proposes a novel inter-MCM and intra-MCM optoelectronic interconnect, based on polymeric light distributing int
Optics Corporation's R&D Division (POC R&D) proposes this optional Phase I follow-on task as requested in the Air Force section of DoD SBIR
OPTICS CORPORATION (POC) PROPOSES THE FIRST KNOWN SEMICONDUCTOR-BASED (GaAs) OPTOELECTRONIC DEVICE THAT OFFERS FEM
Optics Corporation (POC), Applied Technology (AT) Division, proposes to develop a unique multispectral imaging sensor (MSIS) system. POC
Optics Corporation (POC), R&D Division, proposes to develop a fiber optic Raman spectrometer (FORS) system for the remote nondestructiv
OPTICS CORPORATION (POC) PROPOSES TO FABRICATE A NUCLEAR HARDENED SCINTILLATING DETECTOR (NHSD) FOR PRECISE DETECTION
Optics Corporation, Applied Technology Division, proposes to design and develop a Double Descrambling Receiver (DDR) using high-speed D
Optics Corporation (POC), Applied Technology (AT) Division, proposes to develop a unique photonic interconnect technology that is capable
Optics Corporation's R&D Division (POC R&D) proposes to demonstrate waveguide photonic band gap (PBG) structures on polymers. The co
OPTICS CORPORATION (POC) PROPOSES A NOVEL ALL-OPTIC WAVEGUIDE SWITCH, BASED ON AN IN-HOUSE DEVELOPED BIREFRINGENT D
Optics Corporation (POC), R&D Division, proposes a novel approach to non-intrusive combustion and flow characterization at the Wright Lab
o increase the data processing/communication abilities of the next generation real-time image processing systems, Physical Optics Corpora
Optics Corporation (POC) proposes a monolithic tunable optical filter module, compatible with the size and power requirements of military
onal imaging systems do not have any depth-discrimination capability. No technique is currently available for atmospheric or oceanographi
Optics Corp (POC) proposes a novel approach to lithography for the fabrication of flat panel displays. The basic idea is the Fourier synthesis
d sensors that can withstand the extreme temperatures and vibrations of an operating engine environment are required in order to improve
Optics Corporation (POC) proposes to build a production prototype electrooptic external modular based on x(2) polymer. POC's modulator d
he requirements of a large sensor network for aircraft structure monitoring, Physical Optics Corporation (POC) proposes a novel active mul
, the United States Army is investigating the application of chemiluminescent and bioluminescent immunoassay technologies for biological
Optics Corporation (POC) proposes to develop a fiber optic medical instrument capable of greatly improving both the accuracy and efcienc
ODOLOGY FOR UNDERSTANDING DIRECTED ENERGY WEAPON DAMAGE TO ARMY AIRCRAFT, AND TECHNIQUES FOR ASSESSMENT AND REPA
m for the development of a flow actuator for active control of flow separation on flight surfaces is proposed. The actuators will be used to m
ciences Inc. (PSI) proposes to demonstrate the application and enhance the spectral range of a novel, infrared, spectral imager based on it
arbon composites are used in a variety of applications such as thermal protection systems, satellite structures, turbine engine components
e I SBIR proposal describes a program to experimentally demonstrate the feasibility of a diode laser-based instrumentation system for simu
ose to develop a fluorine atom source for hyper-thinning "as-built" silicon wafers and separated integrated-circuit devices. This neutral-bea
sed to develop a novel method for making large high temperature superconducting magnetic shields. There are many existing applications
arch will develop a new generation vulnerability/lethality code based on advanced ray tracing methods. This new code will replace the curr
osed project is to develop a novel polarization-sensitive thermal imaging system to detect, track and identify objects in space, in the air or o
roposing a fundamental leap forwards in both technique and performance of measurement techniques for characterizing ultrahigh-speed e
Rgram has long been a standard means of representing sonar signals in a combined time-frequency presentation. The LOFARgram represen
PROPOSAL TO PRODUCE AN ACOUSTIC ARRAY DESIGN SUITABLE FOR MAKING ACOUSTIC MEASUREMENTS OF MODEL HELICOPTERS IN A W
bris is a growing environmental problem which is becoming an economic concern with all the firms and government agencies that are plan
FIBERS CAN BE DEVELOPED TO TRANSMIT INTENSE LASER RADIATION THROUGH SELECTIVE CHOICE OF MATERIALS AND DESIGN PARAMET
y develops the method for constructing an interactive on-board, artificially intelligent training system for pilot and crew tasks that is portab
al effort is being devoted to improving gas turbine engine efciency and emissions under a number of government and engine company pr
sed Natural Gas is the leading alternative automative fuel candidate. However, current cylinders used for on-board CNG storage are expens
Navy beamformers deployed in the fleet have been optimized for use in deept water to provide array gain against slowly varying noise fields
atical optimization is used extensively in the Government and private sector to allocate scarce resources over desired activities ranging from
Electronic Systems proposes the development of a new type of x-ray imager for diagnostic medical imaging for field applications. The devi
oposal we present a novel mechanical cryocooler concept that has high potential for long life. Its key feature is the use of an unique memb
tics can be used for fabrication of microlenses for IR focal plane arrays (FPAs). There is a need to improve the light collection efciency and
nt advent in Personal Communications Networks, PCN, and Cellular communications has demanded low cost ferrite components for the RF
suitable for millimeter wave radar application is proposed for development. The switch array will utilize planar field emitter array devices in
ase I effort, we propose to build and test a prototype of a revolutionary new concept for producing an electronically reconfigurable, low pr
osal is for the development of a instrumentation suitable for measuring time-resolved thermodynamic or velocity fluctuations in hyperson
BLEM OF IGNITING PROPELLANT CHARGES FOR LARGE CALIBER GUNS INVOLVES CONTROL OF IGNITION TIMING, DISTRIBUTION, AND RELIA
ostatic Enhanced Filtration (EEF) technology is proposed for NBC collective protective systems such that the efciency of the current NBC fi
TABILIZATION VIBRATION SUPPRESSION ELECTRO-ACTIVE MATERIALS PROPULSION RESEARCH WILL USE ITS MINIATURE "FERRO-MAGNETIC
ram seeks to identify, design and in the Phase II program develop an improved Jet Vane Thrust Vector Control (JVTVC) System for small diam
ly relevant environmental monitoring can be achieved using the genetic responses of microbes to environment conditions as sensors, parti
coustooptic (AO) signal processors require single photodectector elements having large dimensions, very short response times, and large d
oposes to develop a dynamic angle-or-arrival (AOA) simulator to stimulate intercept radars. Modern airborne radars with electronically ste
oposes to develop ultra-low-power charge-mode digital processors for use in advanced packaging technologies. Initial estimates project a r
osal describes a proposed four-dimensional turbulence profiling radar for shipboard use. This radar, termed the Turbulent Eddy Profiler (TE
ogress in the availability of low cost reinforced thermoplastic unidirectional tape provides a family of alternative composite systems for pu
ose to develop a bit-plane oriented three-dimensional (3-D) optical memory based on stacked-layer transparent electron trapping (ET) thin
DAMENTAL LIMITATIONS OF OPTICS IN PARALLEL PROCESSING SYSTEMS HAVE RECENTLY BECOME UNDERSTOOD. WHEN A PARALLEL OPTIC
ctive of this proposed work is to develop a novel electron beam addressed emissive SLM which combines high performance polycrystalline
pe of infrared staring array, not requiring contact with readout electronics, is proposed based on the recently observed phenomenon of ph
esent, a major barrier to the optimum utilization of adhesive bonding as a joining method in primary structures is the inability of NDE techn
r-wave system designers are limited to two terminal devices when high powers are required from a solid state device. InGaAs/InAlAs HEMT
objective of this study is to achieve, for a realistics basic set of soft inplane, hingeless rotot configuration parameters, those relationships b
ctive of this project is to conduct a theoretical and experimental investigation of the feasibility of a clean-burning, natural gas-fired thermop
ose of Phase I of this project is to determine the feasibility of developing an acoustic instrument for measuring temperature and other scal
ose a dratically new optoelectronic chip modules (OCMs) concepts to optically interconnect Si-based VLSI wafer-scale integrated circuits. Re
roject is proposed to develop a VMEbus compliant RF downconverter and digitizer. The RF downconverter provides direct digitization of sig
tudy is proposed for a robust and versatile periodically time varying (PTV) filtering workstation for separation of spectrally overlapping wide
roject is proposed to apply optimal detection and estimation theory to acquisition (detection/classification), copy, and localization (DF) of f
cked adaptive phased array capble of electronically pointing beams at multiple signals of itneriest (SOI) without mechancial components is
RAWINSONDE SYSTEMS (1990) ARE USED ON TEST RANGES TO MEASURE AND TELEMETER BALLOON POSITION, ALTITUDE, UPPER ATMOS
PROJECT IS PROPOSED TO APPLY THE THEORY OF WAVELETS TO DETECTION, COPY, ND LOCALIZATION (DF) OF PULSED EMITTERS USING MU
ose the use of a Fabry Perot resonator using channel waveguides in lithium niobate for use as an electromagnetic field sensor. The length o
ose the novel use of a lithium niobate, integrated optic modulator for amplification and processing of electrical signals from sensors or cont
ctive of this Phase I work is to evaluate and demonstrate the feasibility of a Modular Enginer for vehicular applications having major advant
nologies, Inc. (hereafter referred to as RCS) has developed a method for producing fine grained transparent spinel ceramics (hereafter refer
fer manufacturing processes can produce higher quality semiconductor devices, minimize the particulate contamination yeild loss, and gre
ew, proprietary, core technology, Receptor Laboratories, Inc. (RLI) proposes to identify peptides which could be used directly as injectable d
Robotics, Inc. proposes to develop a system capable of performing automated inspections on a variety of underground storage tanks (UST)
proposes to study the unique requirements for near-shore navigation and apply these requirements to several candidate walking concepts
ROBOTICS, INC. PROPOSES TO DEVELOP A STANDARDIZED, HIGHLY-INTEGRATED, SINGLE-BOARD VEHICLE CONTROLLER IN RESPONSE TO D
y Concepts Incorporated proposes an advanced solar rocket receiver concept that overcomes propulsive fluid pressure/nozzle expansion ra
rmulations will be developed to provide skin protection against organophosphorus and vesicant agents of military interst. Formulations wil
ection and warning systems suitable for integration into existing aircraft platforms must be low power devices that are small, rugged, and c
ncreasing demand to reduce the overall weight and increase the efciency of aircraft turbine engines through the use of light weight, high
y Composites, Inc. (RCI) proposes to merge innovations in ceramic matrix processing technologies and anvances in fiber weaving technolog
ctive of this study is to identify an ionospheric model for improving, in real time, the ionospheric propagation error corrections for the ARPA
ultilayer thin-fim ferroelectric capacitors are proposed that provide high electrical energy density storage at high voltage and high electric fi
LICOPTERS CONDUCT EXTENSIVE NIGHT OPERTIONS WHICH PROVIDE SIGNIFICANT OPERATIONAL ADVANTAGES. HOWEVER, OBSTACLE AV
et constraints tighten, reliance on information resources to produce cosst savings will increase. Effective management techniques and auto
egic decision-making tools are effective today in availability analysis. These tools adapt highly deterministic approaches, ignoring uncertain
ary technical objective of the Phase I effort is to: design, analyze, and implement a Nestable Truss Structure (NTS) for innovative ocean stru
ary technical objective of the Phase I effort is to apply operations research techniques to estimate the utility (costs/benefits) of potential ci
osal describes the development and analysis of a prototype portable, optimized ray tracing application. We will take an existing ray tracer a
ose to design, implement and test the feasibility of a full body surface digitizing system to be used for anthropometric studies and design of
tual remote power technology which converts the energy emitted from safe radioisotopes to electrical energy which can be used to produc
ose to develop optimized shared virtual memory (SVM) for message-passing machines. SVM can be implemented in a distributed memory e
osal describes the development and analysis of a prototype scalable library for sparse matrix operations in a distributed memory environm
LASMA ASSISTED CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION (CVD0 PROCESS ACHIEVES PHENOMENALLY HIGH GROWTH RATES, EXCELLENT ADHESION
ASER-BASED DIAMOND GROWTH TECHNIQUE HAS BEEN SHOWN TO DELIVER GROWTH RATES HIGHER THAN ANY OTHER KNOWN TECHNIQ
ordinary political changes since 1989 have led to abrupt and fundamental changes in the National Military Strategy of the United States, w
oses to build a prototype Rapid Response Naval Force Planning Decision Support Tool. The prototype tool will examine Carrier Battle Group
of this project is to produce a flexible shaft design which is capable of transmitting between 100 and 300 horsepower. The flexible shaft mu
osed technique, Direct RF Generation, has been validated in architectures providing extremely efcient implementation of high performanc
ductor laser diode arrays are encountering performance limitations due to the inability to remove high levels of waste heat. Previous studie
emonstrate the capability of scatterometry to provide a process monitor to post exposure bake of chemically amplified photoresist. Two or
e I project will demonstrate the feasibility of producing Mullite (Al6Si2O13) fibers using the Saphikon Edge-defined, Film-fed Growth (EFG)
gh accuracy X-Y translation table has been identified as desirable for nano lithography instruments. Over a wafer size of 3"x3", the translatio
wishes to develop low cost, acceleration survivable gyroscopes and accelerometers for peojectile guidance systems. SatCon has identified
ARMY ROTORCRAFT/AIR-VEHICLE SYSTEMS WILL REQUIRE ADVANCES IN SURVIVABILITY, OPERABILITY AND SUPPORTABILITY. SATCON TECHN
ct of Chaos has been investigated since the turn of the century, it wasn't until the recent advances in Chaos that the importance and scope
ng staff of our company has gained experience, over decades in producing and processing extremely fine metal fibers of high tensile streng
, detection and recognition of a target can be made at distances greater than those for positive identification. In an effort to extend the ide
osed effort is to design, analyze, fabricate and test a los cost, application specific LADAR system for weapon guidance. This LADAR system m
OF HIGH ENERGY (E ~ 1-5 MEV) ELECTRON BEAMS (HEEB) AT HIGH AVERAGE POWER (P ~ 200 KILL - I MW) ALLOWS THE COST EFFECTIVE PR
NSE NUCLEAR AGENCY (DNA) IS DEVELOPING THE OPERATIONAL MESOSCALE ENVIRONMENT MODEL WITH GRID ADAPTIVITY (OMEGA) TO
osal is to develop a new incoherent Doppler lj.dar system for atmospheric wind measurement with a high accuracy over a few tens of kilom
H proposes to design, develop, and test an ultra-broadband active biconical antenna, fabricated from thin copper clad fiber glass or teflon
arance control promises considerable improvements in rotating component efciencies and compressor surge margin. These improvemen
all technical objective of this program is to develop the technology base for the selective denial of facilities engaged in the development of
n and surveillance of activities associated with C4I facilities is prerequeisite to itnelligence gathering or targeting of such facilities. Developm
mplifiers that are equipped on teh airborne platform must be compact, highly efcient, and stable for reliable autonomous operations in an
urrently an active interest in the development of improved methods to decontaminate and disinfect wastewater. Direct electron beam irra
optical imaging is proposed for in-vivo detection and imaging through biological tissue. A major application is clinical optical mammograph
onal information resource, the Internet makes available vast amounts of information to a broad range of consumers. For most users, howev
riented Programming (OOP) techniques are a vital part of modern software engineering. Unfortunately, on parallel computers where the ne
rently does not exist a high resolution, high dynamic range, quantum limited detector of radiated emissions in the ultraviolet, visible, or ne
ress in modern communications systems depends upon the availability of high-bnadwidth, high-reponsivity photo-detectors. Most electron
agement is a key component in compressor design and its successful implementation is one key item required in meeting IHPTET compress
ARGET CLASSIFICATION CAN ENABLE IMPROVED ALLOCATION OF BATTLEFIELD RESOURCES, SUCH AS ASSIGNING WEAPONS TO THE MOST I
ess of C3I and battle management systems depends critically on their ability to perform automatic target recognition (ATR) and hostile targe
based approach is proposed for multichannel system modeling and detection in the context of radar system applications, using higher-orde
n of flight control systems involves the solution of several difcult optimization problems. Due to nonlinear dynamics, constraints on states
DIODE LABORATORIES, INC. WILL DESIGNED LENSED SEMICONDUCTOR LASER PUMP ARRAYS CAPABLE OF LOW COST HIGH DUTY CYCLE, AN
proposes to develop a high power, high pulse repetition frequency (PRF), diffraction-limited laser source at l.54 um for use in eyesafe laser
proposes to develop monolithic individually addressable 2-D laser array operating at 2.0 pm wavelength. The proposed 2-D array will be ba
nce and utility of high power semiconductor laser arrays have exploded in recent years. Wavelength ranging from .6 um to 2 um, power in
DIODE LABORATORIES PROPOSES TO DEVELOP NOVEL HIGHER POWER, HIGHER BRIGTHNESS QUANTUM WELL LASER DIODES ARRAYS OR B
proposes to develop compact and rugged blue laser sources emitting single-spatial mode output in excess of 20 mW cw at 480 nm operatio
pled and semiconductor laser products have been widely used in many different applications including communications, material processin
DIODE LABORATORIES (SDL) PROPOSESS TO INVESTIGATE HIGH BANDGAP GaN RELATED ALLOYS FOR VISIBLE LASER DIODES AND HIGH TEM
oses to develop a high efciency, diode laser based, single mode, 10 watt laser capable of 100 Mhz up to 1 Ghz modulation frequency. The
oses to develop a high power semiconductor laser producing greater than 1 W of continuous-wave, diffraction-limited power at a waveleng
DIODE LABORATORIES PROPOSES TO DEVELOP A 5 WATT OUTPUT POWER, CONTINUOUS-WAVE, DIFFRACTION-LIMITED LASER DIODE TRA
oses to develop an optically pumped mid-IR semiconductor laser. The optically pumped laser will be grown via LP-MOCVD and have an out
DIODE LABS PROPOSES TO DEVELOP A NEW CLASS OF HIGH POWER, LARGE APERTURE COHERENT DIFFRACTION-LIMITED SEMICONDUCTO
proposes to develop an environmental gas monitor based on a unique mid-IR diode laser source tunable from 2-5 um. The mid-IR is an ide
proposes to develop a volume manufacturing technology for reducing the cost of grating-based optoelectronic devices. This technology wi
of launch clouds to stabilization is forced by an altitude varying distribution of momention and buoyancy (temperature). In most of the plum
URE OF TACTICAL ARMY WARFARE IS MOVING TOWARD GREATER COMPLEXITY AS THE COMMAND STRUCTURE IS REQUIRED TO DEAL WITH
PROPOSES TO INVESTIGATE THE USE OF VARIOUS EMI TYPE MEASURES AS A MEANS OF DETECTING CABLES AND CONNECTORS THAT ARE B
ct objective is to examine descrimination techniques that can be implemented without modifying EWR hardware or software. Pattern reco
he uncertainties in complex Distribute Hybrid Systems (DHS), one key probelm is the definition of a reasonable set of tests (and tools) that
major advances have been made in membrane transport properties during the last 20 years, spiral-wound element construction has rema
y 20 years the Navy has been facing the problem of limitations of graywater and oily waste discharge into the ocean and/or harbors. One o
osition, GPS also provides time to within 100 ns on a global basis. There exists an opportunity for using GPS to provide a global clock to dis
n and analyse hardware that prevents enemy use of captured personal communication equipment and meets the following requirements:
or will implement techniques for combining EM coupling codes and circuit analysis codes to determine transfer functions from HPM threats
ACOUSTIC SENSOR CHANNEL OF A HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE SONAR PROCESSING SYSTEM IS PROPOSED FOR DESIGN CONSTRUCTION AND T
M. Binder and the army ETDL has shown that the RF plasma treatment of capacitor films, electrode foils and wound rolls, can result in signi
ING THE NEED FOR INCREASINGLY LIGHTER STRUCTURAL COMPOSITES WITH IMPROVED THERMAL AND ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES, A NEW M
XISTS FOR A LOW COST, PREFERABLY HANDHELD ADVANCED SEARCH AND RESCUE SURVIVAL RADIO WHICH NOT ONLY PROVIDES FOR THE
ise of this SBIR topic assumes that a combination of Gabor and Wigner transforms can maintain Wigner's superior time-vs.- frequency gram
nt a waveform adaptive approach to processing active sonar signals whose waveforms are distorted by propagation in shallow water dense
to perform self-noise reductin of own combat vehicle and weapon system acoustic signatures in aero-acoustic sensor signals using classica
in signal processing and high speed digital image processing electronics make it feasible to implement a real-time image reconstruction al
e Optical Elements (DOEs) are finding applications in areas of Artifical Intelligence, optical computing, interferometry, holographic optical e
ctive of this project is to access current defects, define requirements and perform a technology assessment of microelectronic product mar
ose of this proposed Phase I work is to develop a prototype Photovoltaic Electronics Case for equipment which has, molded into its structu
osal is made to seek $100,000 of Federal funding assistance under the ARPA Defense Technology Conversion, Reinvestment, and Transition
ipal goal of the Phase I program is to demonstrate the feasibility of predicting the likelihood of injury by developing an injury-predicting cri
roops have the need for a personnel armor that will provide them protection from multiple battlefield threats such as fragmentation nd sm
ctive of the proposed work is to conveive restraint locking devices capable of locking aviator torso restraints with less than 2.5 cm of webbin
ose the new architecture to attain the following tasks: a) Optimal and deadlock-free combination of global load balancing with dynamic task
OBSERVATION OF LIGHT EMISSION FROM MATERIALS CONTAINING SILICON NANOPARTICLES (INCLUDING POROUS SILICON) HAS DEMONST
osal addresses an important area of software engineering that should be of particular interest to the RL^C3CB measurement initiative' An i
oposal a program is described to develop a low cost Guidance and Navigation unit for artillery shells. The phase I effort will include the iden
ed computing has the potential of much further growth aided by current developments in the computer and communication areas, but this
CTIVE OF THIS EFFORT IS TO TARGET THREE DISTINCT, YET RELATED CHALLENGES IN THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION OF SOFTWARE METRICS
and timely assessment of battle damage may determine the survival of ship and crew. Without training, stress and high workload are know
mmunications networks require hard wired electrical connections to link multiple nodes in a network. Wired connections tether a system a
ED GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION FEATURES OF THE X WINDOWS SYSTEM VERSION X11R5 AND/OR OTHER EMERGING 3-D GRAPHICS LANGUA
f this project will provide an automated active sonar mutual interference (MI) planning module design and proof-of-concept demonstration
t Research Associates (SRA) proposes a program that will develop the art of Beam Path Conditioning Systems (BPCS) in providing an environ
tion and monitoring of voice information has been seen to have multiple DOD and commercial applications. The proposed program will de
catalytic reduction (SCR) is the most common exhaust-gas-treatment process being used today to control NOx from stationary combustion
e materials comprising an active piezoelectric phase and a passive polymer phase offer significant advantages over their single phase coun
age solid state switching devices with extremely fast turn-on are needed in applications such as radar and laser modulators. Power MOSFET
ochemical process for destroying pesticides dissolved in water has been developed, utilizing novel electrodes that generate hydroxyl free ra
e system design that uses an open architecture implementation offers the possibility of reducing the life cycle costs, while making it feasible
Space Coast Testing (SCT) and its aerospace afliates will: 1. Analyze and evaluate Environmental Stress Simulation (ESS) and Automatic Tes
WER, INC. WILL USE A SOLID-STATE LASER TO COVER THE WAVELENGTH RANGE FROM NEAR IR THROUGH VISIBLE TO NEAR UV USING A LA
ary objective of the proposed investigation is to develop an optimal radar altimeter waveform processor for (1) enhancing the accuracy of t
ary objective of the proposed investigation is to develop numerical tools capable of producing scalable algorithms for efcient solution of a
OSE TO BUILD, TEST AND CHARAXTERIZE A NOVEL THREE DIMENSIONAL MONITOR FOR THE DIRECT DISPLAY OF THREE (OR HIGHER) DIME
significant theoretical advantages to using arrays of high resolution microlenses for photolitography. Some of these derive from the fact th
ose to build, test, and characterize a three dimensional monitor for the direct display of three (or higher) dimensional information. Our dev
of indirect fire weapons and the effect of incoming rounds have historically been simulated pyrotechnically. Weapon firing has been simul
esearch, Inc. (S*R) proposes to develop a comprehensive standardized test suite to evaluate and compare these motion algorithms and tec
exists for portable instrumentation with the capability of real-time monitoring of human environments for a variety of toxic gases generate
ve growth substrates such as CdZnTe/GaAs/Si promise to reduce the manufacturing cost of today's advanced infrared focal plane arrays (IRF
ram will develop high power diode lasers in compact packages with fiber optic output. The approach will involve design, fabrication, and m
ose to design and fabricate a two-color detector using InAs/GaInSb strained-layer superlattices (SLS) operating in the 8 to 20 um wavelength
poses to design a multispectral infrared camera basaed on a two-color bias-selectable focal plane array fabricated in HgCdTe prepared by M
OF OEDERED Ga(1-x)In(x)P ON GaAs, AS A THIN FILM MATERIAL SHOWING VERY STRONG NONLINEAR OPTICAL (nlo) EFFECTS, WILL BE AC
OPOSES TO DEVELOP FOR THE FIRST TIME DEPOSITION TECHNIQUES FOR CREATING THIN FILMS OF ZnGeN(2) OF HIGH CRYSTALLINE PERFE
poses to design and fabricate In(-1-x)Tl(-x)Sb long-wavelength (8 to 12 micrometers) infrared detectors. Theoretical calculations predict tha
ductive Quantum Interference Devices (SQUIDs) bring new physics, new technology, and new capability to eddy current nondestructive ev
nation of soil and groundwater by petroleum products is a common problem at Department of Defense facilities. Site-specific human health
ty study for a low-cost general purpose Spectral Correlation Analyzer (SCA) for laboratory use will be performed. The desired SCA will acce
ECTIVE IS TO DEVELOP A BILLION-SITE CELLULAR AUTOMATA MACHINE OPTIMIZED FOR LATTICE-GAS SIMULATION OF GEOPHYSICAL PROCE
ing route to fiber-reinforced, SiC matrix composites which involves resin transfer moulding with a hydridopolycarbosilane preceramic polym
en molecule CF3(CH3)P(OR)3 which mimics the transition state for hydrolysis of organophosphates such as soman will be synthesized. A pro
8H8 is potentially an extremely valuable fuel substitute for the kerosene-based rocket propellant RP-1. The classical Eaton synthesis to yiel
ate aim of this research is to develop a computer system to aid in producing accurate parts obsolescence predictions. This can be accompli
dition monitoring is a stated objective of TRP 93-025. Bridge safety is a major component of the nation's road infrastructure and is therefor
ommand, Control, Communications, and Intelligence (C3I) will be extremely high density and more compact memory media not presently a
Corp fabricates high performance ceramic multichip modules through the use of a set of specially formulated laminating materials. This eff
ICS proposes a wavelength tunable laser radar which can be rapidly tuned over the mid-infrared spectral region from l.4 to um. We offer a
d aircraft designs require technology improvements that incorporate the use of advanced materials and material systems for high specific sti
h and development program is proposed for developing and implementing a low temperature, highly anisotropic, reliable, environmentally
ctive of this effort is to develop low-cost wavelet-based compression algorithms, for transmitting real-time video data over noisy narrow ba
term objective of this project is to develop high-performance magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) receivers to enable novel, low-cost MRI m
RATORS SUPERCONDUCTOR Hi-Tc MAGNETS CRITICAL CURRENT COOLING MAGNETIC REFRIGERATORS UTILIZING SUPERCONDUCTING MAG
all objective of this program is to develop a process for building high performance, superconducting single and multi-layers on the substrate
and remediation activities requiring emissions control generate tons of contaminated adsorbents each year. A process is proposed that de
e manufacturing of electronic devices will require even better control of the manufacturing process. Temperature and thin film thickness a
ase I project we will investigate the use of high temperature superconductor (HTS) and ferroelectric materials to construct a voltage tunabl
ant need exists for solid state blue and UV light emitters. These wavelengths are useful for high density optical data storage and for visible fl
discovered class of normal incidence quantum well (QW) photodetectors is proposed for very long wavelength (14-20 um) infrared detectio
nce of Air Force turbine engines is hampered by threaded fasteners which have seized and cannot be removed, particularly in high-temper
BLEMS OF ATTENUATING DUCTED NOISE AND DISTRIBUTED NOISE ARE ADDRESSED USING ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION TECHNIQUES. FO
d is proposed for the rapid isolation of microbial consortia capable of biodegrading nitrate-based esters and binder/complete formulations.
ERS OF EXPERT SYSTEMS FOR METEOROLOGY MUST FIRST SPEND A CONSIDERABLE EFFORT BUILDING A METEOROLOGICALLY-ORIENTED P
ty has been shown to be a valid measure of software maintainability. However, software complexity measures are currently focused on the
lf the costs of developing embedded software is devoted to various forms of software testing. Software testing is performed both by the d
has demonstrated that it is possible to design and produce a commercial integrated circuit capable of imaging and recognizing a single-fon
Corporation is teaming with Motorola, the world's largest developer of wireless communications and information handling systems, to add
brings together the major participants in tactical reconnaissance systems development under the eladership of the Synectics Corporation:
d assessment will be conducted of the trends in digital recording media capable of meeting the requairments of Advanced Tactical Air Reco
4I decision aids, while delivered on hardware featuring graphical user interfaces, display rlatively few data graphs and provide little interacti
& PROCESSES ENGINEERING CORPORATION (SPEC) HAS DEVELOPED A DIGSYSTEMS & PROCESSES ENGINEERING CORPORATION (SPEC) HA
& Processes Engineering Corp. (SPEC) has developed a Phase Resolved Fluorescence Spectroscopy (PRFS) biosensor which is capable of det
& Processes Engineering (SPEC), together with the COMSAT Laboratories, proposes to develop FPSS as dual use technology to support a flya
study is proposed to investigate the feasibility of applying a novel ray-tracing technique for electromagnetic propagation through the dens
& Processes Engineering Corporation (SPEC) proposes to develop a high speed data acquisition module using state-of-the-art GaAs integrat
em adressed is the design and development of a database of historical aircraft maintenance repair and modification data. The database is
marine construction and modernization costs are soaring higher and higher, ways to reduce those costs are continually under review. Histo
h filter is essentially an inverse dynamic compensator. It has great performance when the aircraft's structural modes are nearly identical to
MOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES CAN HAVE A LARGE IMPACT ON THE FLYING QUALITIES OF FIXEDAND ROTARY-WING AIRCRAFT, REAL-TIME AIR
ft shipboard landing task simulation requires a satisfactory level of fidelity for each simulator component. The components include the aircr
ment of advanced flight control laws for aircraft is outpacing the evolution of the military flying qualities specifications. The use of task-tailo
osal presents a plan to advance precision cargo airdrop technology. This plan has been based on an examination of the state-of-the-art as i
d Shared-Memory Network (SMN) and fiber-optic (FO) communications technology has been used for several years as the means to config
proposes, in Phase I, to assess the gigabit (i.e., video) communication needs of the WL/AAS Avionics Wind Tunnel (AWT) and formlate the
evelopments in catalyst technology have led to new routes for the preparation of high surface area (HSA) early transition metal nitrides. Th
ose to use epitaxial liftoff techology and patterned overlays to develop new approaches to multichip module fabrication and testing that wi
ctive of this work is to use advanced multifunctional polymers for ultrahigh speed, electro-optical modulation modules. For electro-optic m
orporation proposes an innovative technology that will have a significant impact on promoting the optoelectronics industry in the United St
hnology transition that causes technology obsolesence at the component level is an increasing problem. In this proposal, the project objec
high levels of accuracy and robustness advanced seekers require increasingly sophisticated image signal processing. Much of the signal pro
nous circuits offer the potential for significant power savings over traditional clocked logic. We propose to develop an electronic design, syn
ose to design and fabricate a high-performance convolver integrated circuit, that can be coupled to a digital stochastic neural network class
lution focal plane sensors typically exhibit significant pixel-to-pixel nonuniformities. These display artifacts are often larger than the minim
ose of this solicitation is to provide a baseline solution to Army needs for in-theater color map reproduction to support lower echelon force
o become a feasible human interface technology suitable for operational deployment, real-time speech recognition requires orders-of-mag
eapon systems require significant advances in computing systems scale and functionality. Neural networks hold considerable promise to de
mic range of modern image sensors can exceed the range of a video monitor by an order of magnitude or more. This means that fast arid i
US GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS ARE EXPLORING THE APPLICATION OF NEURAL NETWORKS W
ment is proposed for a breakthrough technique involving the use of electro-magnetic radiation to detect and measure thickness of non-con
mpanies and agencies are already involved in oil spill responses, in activities ranging from integrated cleanup planning to hands-on cleanup
f our proposed effort will define interactive courseware capabilities and identify known performance limitations of existing commercial off-
gy International Incorporated (TII) shall investigate concepts and techniques to acquire the scientific knowledge and understanding necessa
er ammonia arcjet thrusters are being investigated as primary propulsion systems for carrying satellites into high altitude orbits. As a meth
xt generation of air-breathing high-performance engines, significant engine performance improvements are envisioned by combusting hydr
-of-fire weapons are subject to significant barrel erosion as projectile velocity and burst lengths are increased. Bore temperatures exceedin
ous SBIR program, Technetics developed a ceramic fiber brush seal. The new brush seal material now requires a shaft coating. The coating
ant problem in precision manufacturing of large parts/assemblies is the requirement to make measurements over the surfacesof these par
HMS WILL BE EVALUATED BY SYNTHIC AND LABORATORY GENERATED DATA. THESE DATA WILL COME FROM TEST OBJECTS AND AN EXISTIN
hermal batteries offer superior properties, such as long shelf life, high power capacity, high reliability, and ability to operate in a wide temp
osed Phase I program focuses on the development of a novel solid electrolyte that is low cost and has the potential of yielding high conduc
CTIVE OF THIS PHASE I SBIR PROJECT IS TO DEMONSTRATE THAT A MONOLITHIC CERAMIC CORE-COMPOSITE SKIN STRUCTURE HAS SIGNIF
l Weapons Station Seal Beach, California, is the custodian of what is believed to be the free world's supply of napalm. Beginning late in FY9
rodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD) is a by-product generated in small amounts during the manufacture of chlorinated compounds used in herbicide
e I program will identify several feasible rocket nozzle throat materials/design concepts. These concepts provide for extremely negligible th
ose to develop a device that monitors aircraft hydraulic pumps. This device will use two key sensor technologies: vibration measurements o
rings on the Navy's F-14 aircraft are currently replaced at regularr intervals or upon detection of audible wing bearing noise. It is proposed
dvent of technology (e.g., GaAs MMIC amplifiers and DRFM devices) has enhanced the development of inexpensive expendable repeater/t
weight, wide bandwidth, and improved immunity from electromagnetic interference are some of the potential benefits of introducing pho
gy Service Corporation proposes a program of analysis, simulation and, in Phase II, experimentation to demonstrate the effectiveness of foc
gy Service Corporation (TSC) proposes two frequency agility techniques designed to deny ARM receivers acquisition of the radar signals. Bo
thods & procedures have been used to predict the value or worth of training systems. However, there is currently no method available rela
RESEARCH IN CONTROL THEORY HAS LED TO NONLINEAR CONTROL LAWS CAPABLE OF COMPLETELY DECOUPLING ESSENTIAL COMPONENT
nologies of Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) are becoming a cornerstone of military operations and research. Examples include DIS b
esign parts for sophisticated Air Force weapon systems are produced in small batches, where the design and plan process account for a lar
o keep Naval aviation forces maintained and ready to perform all assigned missions, repairs to the systems and equipment are required. In
poration proposes to investigate an innovative treatement process for the combined removal of metallic ions and the destruction of volatile
of recent technical developments, especially in equipment for navigation and communications, has created opportunity for long-range aut
tion and cooling systems for mocing vehicles are usually powered by internal combustion engines which convert two-thirds of the fuel ener
ous departments of defense possess explosives and propellants produced since 1948. The stability of these old explosives and propellants
al structures are incapable of addressiug tbe visualization fidelity requirements for future generations of virtual environment simulators use
POSED WORK PLAN WILL EXAMINE THE USE OF HEAT PIPE COOLING IN TURBOSHAFT ENGINES TO INCREASE PERFORMANCE BY REDUCING
vation is the incorporation of capillary pumped loop (CPL) heat pipe technology into Thermacore developed Flexible Heat Pipe Cold Plate (F
vation in the proposed program is the replacement of conventional heat pipes in the current design with Russian-designed and patented lo
i Metal Thermal to Electric Converter (AMTEC) is a high temperature, high efciency system for converting thermal to electrical energy, wit
ctive of the proposed research is to determine the scope and bounds of data fusion requirements in support of a Joint Surveillance Program
gas (MG) (1,1'-thiobis[2-chloroethane]; C1CH2CH2-S-CH2CH2C1) is a deadly vesicant. It was synthesized in the late 1880's and was widely u
orphic InGaAs with high InAs concentrations on GaAs substrates are currently in use in complementary-heterostructure FET (C-HFET) digita
four key elements to the successful design and ultimate deployment of an acoustic underwater communications system for IUSS/ASW tac
ance tracking and report system (TRS) capable of self position determination combined with a means of communicating its position throug
ng new approach for high power solid-state sources will be demonstrated using spatial power combining grids. Present development of hig
he future needs for increased capabilities in military as well as commercial space communications and radar applications, the W-Band (94
HE MOST CHALLENGING PROBLEMS IN AUTOMATED MISSION PLANNING IS THE CREATION OF A ROUTE FOR AN AIRCRAFT TO FOLLOW WH
RT STORM experience generated a sudden and intense interest in tactical missile launchers. Our impotence in finding and destroying these
the wideband, narrow beam radars at KMR are capable of tracking well-behaved targets during reentry, the radars do not reliably maintain
ctive of the proposed effort is to determine the potential benefits and performance in using head rotation to precisely control the cursor on
uires a software template of a tank weapon system that facilitates model creation and effectiveness assessment of proposed new subsyste
important objective of the Phase I program is to demonstrate the feasibility of certain partially reduced organic hydrogen transfer regents
of surplus explosives is a major problem due to lack of storage space, environmental restrictions on OB/OD, and expected increase in active
e I program will investigate the potential for parafnic phase change materials (PCMs) to provide a light, passive, and non-burdensome bod
ary precursor to the design of modern time-critical computing applications is that the system requirements and constraints be u identified a
SYSTEMS INCORPORATED PROPOSES TO DEFINE, DEVELOP SPECIFICATIONS FOR AND DEMONSTRATE PROOF-OF-CONCEPT FOR AN EXPERT
pproach to agile manufacturing for production of metal matrix composites (MMC) is proposed. The composites are precision cast by pressu
gile manufacturing system for production of fiber reinforced complex shape metal matrix composites (MMCs) is proposed. The composites
ose to research in-line real time wafer level monitoring techniques for use in development of new semiconductor processes and for the mo
pecific information architectures, such as the proposed National Health Information Infrastructure (NHII) can be a foundation for an impro
orce is developing an ROD system utilizing a high power laser to neutralize unexploded ordnance. The system is called the Mobile Ordnance
osed research activity attempts to develop an ultra-thin capacitor using TiO(2) as dielectric film for high-temperature microelectronics in co
oposing a novel vapor synthesis route for producing MMCs in which the matrix alloy will be directly deposited on reinforcing fibers by magn
is one of the major users of Li batteries, as they are reliable, have high energy density and shelf life. Present lithium systems are not safe a
Mobility, Inc. ("Unique") has invented a novel means of constructing a brushless DC motor, using conventional materials, which permits ope
n Gas Immersion Laser Doping (P-GILD) is an innovative technique which merges lithography and doping into a single step process. The resu
a collaborative effort by scientists from UNIAX and AT&T Bell Laboratories has indicated a simple alternative path to the integration of mon
tion of breath sounds during an aeromedical evacuation is unachievable because of the noisy environment. Thus patient care capability is d
bare base shelters are "minimal facilities" designed to be rapidly transported, easily erected, weather resistant, and able to withstand som
is Phase I program, we will develop a syntactic foam or similar material with less than 20 pounds per cubic foot density and greater than 20
ecial Warfare is developing and testing equipment and tactics for neutralization of anti-invasion mines in the very shallow water maritime e
velocity flow detectors have been used for years but cannot be applied directly to the aorta or pulmonary artery in closed chest patients, an
ctive of the research is to prepare an overall plan to develop, in an SBIR Phase II effort, a model or set of models which can be used to asses
ose the use of our patented Low Temperature Arc Vapor Deposition (LTAVD) process to deposit protective coatings on composite structures
nce requirements for existing and future gun systems demand improved lethality at longer ranges. This translates directly into increased m
H-ENERGY DENSITY CHARACTERISTICS OF LIQUID AND GEL PROPELLANTS (AS WELL AS THEIR INHERENT POSSIBILITIES FOR LOW COST, IMPR
ECTOR CONTROL (IATVC) SYSTEM FOR A 6 INCH DIAMETER TAIL CONTROL MISSILE. THE END RESULT OF THIS EFFORT WILL BE A STATE-OF-T
gies developed under this SBIR will result in modular control section components to meet the requirements of a range of gun launched pro
rporation, together with the Ohio State University Center for Mapping, propose the development of a system for gathering and processing
-sheet-of-paper architectural concept is different from any used by the Navy at either UHF or EHF. It takes advantage of the unique attribu
osal describes an appproach to developing a very low cost satellite modem providing an economical, useful measure of anti-jam performan
e I proposal describes a low cost, two-way satellite data link for retrieval of broadband environmental data from remote sensor sites at sea
ment of an Inertia Measuring Unit (IMD) to be packaged in a strapdown Inertial Navigation System (INS) is proposed. The IMU design is base
ment of a low-cost six degree of freedom inertial measurement unit on single silicon chip for use in evaluation injury potential of aircraft cre
ment of high power microwave (HPM) sources for Air Force applications requires cathodes with long usable lifetimes, negligible anode-cath
osed projet is to prove the universal capabilities of the Expert Sensor technology by applying it to a novel chemical sensor suite composed
ment of an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) for a low cost miniature gun launchable Inertail Navigation System (INS) to be packaged within
ose to use the 'double-crucible' technique to grow semi-insulating gallium arsenide crystals which are of uniform stoichiometric compositio
urable and vacuum tight seals between SiC or diamond films and copper and other materials are needed for high density packaging/interco
ctive of the proposed research is to develop a small, light-weight, broad-beamwidth, multi-octave antenna which has a useable gain of over
ens design is proposed for the fabrication of underwater sonar systems for target acquisition. Building upon the vast knowledge of earlier a
m nitride (AlN), an electronic substrate material, is a promising ceramic for high-temperature structural applications. The self-reinforced AlN
tegrated, Inc. proposes the development of a laser-based inspection instrument for the assessment of the condition of solid propellant in a
ponse aerodynamic balance will be developed for force and moment measurements under non-steady-state flight conditions. A cylindrical
STALLINE DIAMOND FILMS IN AN AS-DEPOSITED CONDITION DO NOT PROVIDE THE REQUIRED OPTICAL QUALITY TO REDUCE SCATTER SUFF
ADVANCEMENTS IN MACHINE VISION TECHNOLOGY AND KNOWLEDGE-BASED EXPERT SYSTEMS HAVE RESULTED IN POWERFUL, COMMERC
pp Corporation (WTC) prposes a six-month Phse I exploratiory research and development effort to design a UHF Satellite Communications (
flex printed wiring board (PWB) is the state-of-the-art in electronics circuitry development. It offers the most in board configuration flexibil
osal describes an innovative technical approach for the design and development of visually covert, low-power, low-gain antennas operating
possible to use fluids beyond the liquid range to lubricate surfaces with thin condensate films that provide complete surface separation wit
ment of a scalable, high performance, decision support database accelerator is proposed. The Phase 1 activity will develop and prototype h
oratory development program is a study of existing means of attaching hardware to composite materials in general. Special attention for mo
ctive of this program is the development of a fibrin tissue adhesive which will be usable under battlefield conditions. The new adhesive will
osed effort is to evaluate the various Multichip Module technologies available in term of technology maturity and ability to manufacture la
ect performs technical and market driven analyses of several architectures for diamond-based integrating detector arrays; identifies the sup
ater remediation at military and civilian sites is a growing need throughout the U.S. For contaminant streams containing JP4 constituents a
ctive of this work is the development of 3 - 5 micron sensors operating at temperatures from 30C to 70C, for use in Space-Based Surveillanc
a research effort to determine feasibility of developing a video imaging system consisting of TV camera, transmitter and battery packaged in
proposes to research and develop a knowledge-based, metalanguage-generated environment with homogeneous support for rapid protot
ION OPERATIONS DIRECTED AT USAKA OFTEN INVOLVE COMPLEX TARGET CONFIGURATIONS UNDER OBSERVATION BY NUMEROUS RADAR
program is aimed at improving the power density of rechargeable cells in general, and particularly those used in underwater vehicles. We
itary installations and Department of Defense (DoD) contractors are subject to recently promulgated regulations that require storm water fl
VATIVE REGENERATOR USEABLE IN STIRLING, PULSE TUBE, GIFFORD-MCMAHON AND SIBLING CYCLE CRYOCOOLERS IS PROPOSED. IT WILL
ally low cost method of producing prepreg tow is proposed. The method for fabricating impregnated tow suitable for Automated Fiber Plac
VISCOMETER DESIGN WHICH HAS THE CAPABILITY TO PROVIDE A DIRECT READING OF ON-SET OF CRITICAL SHEAR RATES AT WHICH HIGHL
ates for medical trauma caused either in the military battlefield or at a civilian injury scene decrease dramatically if treatment is delayed fo
ctive of the proposed research is to develop an integrated system for dynamic stress analysis of aircraft tires. The system will use the Projec
osed program will demonstrate the feasibility of a battleground IFF system in which neither the interrogator nor the responder need to tra
ave-assisted chemical vapor infiltration (CVI) process is proposed as a low cost method for fabrication of ceramic composite components fo
INVESTIGATE NOVEL CHEMICAL VAPOR INFILTRATION (CVI) PROCESSING TECHNIQUES TO DEMONSTRATE A COMPOSITE MATERIAL CERAM
microwave power, pulsed pressure method that is capable of uniformly and rapidly densifying thick CMC parts to density levels of 95% or g
Composites is please to propose an innovative ceramic composite sheath-monolithic ceramic concept that offers the potential for a tough,
proposes to develop an expert, neural net based, system for extrapolating satellite imagery forward in time to provide short-range forecast
dilution is by far the most common method of measuring cardiac output. Over onemillion thermodilution pulmonary artery catheters are u
GH MANY POTENTIAL TECHNOLOGIES EXIST FOR DEPOSITING EXOTIC THIN FILM DEVICES, CONTROLLING THE MATERIAL PROPERTIES HAS B
OSE TO APPLY ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS TO THE DERIVATION OF CLOUD MOTION VECTORS FROM SATELLITE IMAGERY. IN PHASE I, W
RENT ENGINEERING IS A CRUCIAL METHODOLOGY IN REDUCING DEVELOPMENT COST AND TIME OF HARDWARE AND ITS COMPLEMENTIN
IMENSIONS OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES APPROACH ATOMIC SCALES, A RANGE OF NEW QUANTIZIED PHENOMENA APPEAR. ONE SUCH EFFEC
DEVELOP WAVELET-BASED DOMAIN DECOMPOSITION PROCEDURES FOR THE SOLUTION OF THE INITIAL VALUE PROBLEM FOR THE SCHRO
RIENTED HAVE RECENTYLY EXPLODED INTO THE SOFTWARE ENGINEERING ARENA, AND SHOW GREAT POTENTIAL IN REDUCING SOFTWAR
WEATHER SERVICE PRESENTLY USES A "TIPPING BUCKET" RAIN GAUGE FOR MEASURING RAIN ACCUMULATION. THIS DEVICE IS SENSITIVE
ES IN TITANIUM ALLOY POWDER METALLURGY (P/M), UTILIZING HIGH PURITY STARTING POWDERS, HAVE RESULTED IN STATIC AND DYNAM
MEASUREMENTS ON CO2 UPTAKE BY THE OCEANS ARE NEEDED IN ORDER TO INCREASE OUR CURRENT UNDERSTANDING OF THE GLOBAL
TIC SENSORS HAVE VERY ATTRACTIVE FEATURES FOR INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS. BECAUSE THEY USE NONCONDUCTING SILICA INSTEAD O
NT INSTALLED IN BUILDINGS FOR HEATING, VENTILATION, AND AIR CONDITIONING IS BECOMING INCREASINGLY COMPLEX. OPERATION W
SMOKE DETECTION TECHNOLOGIES SUFFER FROM SIGNIFICANT FALSE ALARM RATES. THESE PROBLEMS ARE CURRENTLY BEING ADDRESS
TIONAL MICRO INDUSTRIES (IMI) IS WELL QUALIFIED TO PERFORM THE SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING RESEARCH (PHASE 1) REQUIRED TO
H IN FIRE-DETECTION METHODS CONTINUES TO MAKE INCREMENTAL PROGRESS IN INCREASING THE SENSITIVITY AND SPECIFICITY WITH W
ONAL INSTITUTE OF STANDARDS AND TECHNOLOGY (NIST) HAS UNDERTAKEN AN EFFORT TO PROVIDE SOLID STANDARDS AND ALGORITHM
POSED RESEARCH WILL RESULT IN A LOGICAL DESIGN OF A CAD-BASED TOPOLOGICAL BUILDING MODELING SYSTEM TO FACILITATE THE OR
MANAGEMENT IN HEALTH CARE IS AT THE FOREFRONT OF THE NATIONAL REFORM AGENDA. THE ABILITY TO ASSESS CONDITION-SPECIFIC
T HAS DESIGNED A GPS (L1) TRANSPONDER THAT WILL BE INCLUDED IN THEIR THIRD GENERATION SATELLITES. THIS TRANSPONDER WILL
MPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTING (HTSC) FILMS HAVE A LARGE POTENTIAL AS DETECTORS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION. TO BE USEFU
ROPOSES TO DEVELOP A VERY HIGH PRECISION PHASEMETER FOR USE WITH HETERODYNE INTERFEROMETRY. IT IS BASED ON TWO INNOV
AVE REFLECTIONS FROM THE OCEAN ARE HIGHLY SENSITIVE TO THE CAPILLARY WAVE STRUCTURE OF THE SURFACE SO OIL SLICKS TEND TO
DEVELOPMENTS EMPLOYING OBJECT-ORIENTED DATA MODELS HAVE DEMONSTRATED THE FEASIBILITY OF REPRESENTING COMPLEX AND A
COMPLETED A NEW STANDARD FOR DATABASE LANGUAGE SQL, SQL - 1992. THIS STANDARD IS COMPOSED OF THREE LEVELS OF CONFOR
D AND ACCURATE MEASUREMENT OF INTERNALLY THREADED HOLES IS ONE OF TODAY'S MORE DIFFICULT MEASUREMENT PROBLEMS. TH
SUCH AS GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE AND LARGE SCALE OCEAN CIRCULATION REQUIRE LONG TERM, LOW-COST, WIDE COVERAGE MEASURE
ROPOSES TO CONDUCT A DESIGN STUDY TO DETERMINE THE MOST EFFECTIVE APPROACH TO DEVELOPING AN AIRBORNE COASTAL DATA
NTLY REGULATED OZONE NONATTAINMENT AIR QUALITY REGIONS WILL REQUIRE THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ULTRA-LOW-NOX SYSTEMS. CU
ORGANIC COMPOUND (VOC) EFFLUENT STREAMS ARE A SERIOUS AIR POLLUTION PROBLEM. CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES FOR VOCS HAVE B
T OF OFF-GAS TREATMENT DURING REMEDIATION OF HAZARDOUS WASTE SITES CAN TYPICALLY INCREASE THE COST BY 50% OR MORE. TH
MATEL HALF OF AUTOMOTIVE NOX IS RELEASED IN THE INITIAL MINUTES AFTER STARTUP, WHEN THE CATALYTIC CONVERTER IS COLD, AND
POSAL PRESENTS A CONCEPT FOR A CHEMICAL MONITOR BASED ON DIFFERENTIAL CATALYTIC REACTIVITIES AND LARGE REACTION EXOTH
MILLER PROPOSES TO UTILIZE SCRAP PREPREG WASTE AS A REINFORCEMENT IN RECYCLED POLYETHYLENE. BY REINFORCING RECYCLED PLA
g all segments of the U.S. economy. Strong corrosion preventive measures are required for military and naval equipment. However, recent
materials industry. Cost is the primary consideration in the commercial market. Therefore, manufacturing processes are needed to produc
em concepts, and predicting which technologies will best support future acquisitions. A requirement exists for an automated tool which wi
ble power supplies (UPS) is based on storage batteries. This severely limits power density and causes the size of the unit to rise rapidly as th
exity and speed of monolithic integrated circuit (IC) devices and the ability to package them in a system environment that preserves the inh
xchange membrane (PEM) and the alkaline fuel cell (AFC) systems. Of these, the PEM system is the leading candidate fuel cell power sourc
ommonly employed in applications where the adhesive joint is either totally immersed in salt or fresh water or subject to high levels of mo
is particularly critical aboard naval vessels due to space limitations. A hybrid membrane is proposed which is capable of producing an efflue
ography (speckle imaging) and offers several advantages. First, it scales compactly, with low weight and at low cost to large effective apertu
the alternatives. Building sound and comprehensible models to support effective decision making is a demanding and expensive process. T
banization of the world progresses presenting many new challenges for the water processing industry. As new industrial products have bee
velocity measurements in support of turbine aircraft engine ground testing. We propose to employ a new non-intrusive optical diagnostic, w
ENSIONAL FLOW VECTORS IN LARGE SCALE SUBSONIC F ACILITIES WITH HIGH (BETTER THAN MACH .02) ACCURACY. THE METHOD UTILI ZE
meter phenomenology can be used to fabricate rugged, reliable instruments for space systems that are integrated with their packages for op
ition planning are soundly based. Acquisition planning requirements include user needs, budget, and technology availability. To build techn
ins. This system should also support investigations to establish the acceptance criteria. The video metrology machine proposed for Phase II
nce in NASA spacecraft laundry and personal shower cleaning techniques. This Phase I effort will investigate numerous new water purificati
coverage (0.05 to 18.0 GHz) in a manner that will enable the detection of conventional signals, pulsed Doppler signals, continuous wave si
h to National Guard sites in expensive. Hooking up the mobile SIMNET/DIS assets to the new site is problematic. However, new technologie
esearch on the determinants of leader performance indicates that metacognitive skills, such as problem construction and integration, have
esearch on the determinants of leader performance indicates that mental models may play a key role in guiding leader performance and pr
bility to scatter incident RF in any desired steering direction and shaping. To date Malibu Research has used this technique in a variety of fix
Y LEVEL OF EXISTING SHIPS. THE COMPUTERIZED METHODOLOGY WILL ESTIMATE FAILURE PROBABILITY FOR EACH IDENTIFIED FAILURE MO
derway, produces a highly discernible bow wave that enhances its probability of detection. A primary means of reducing the detectability
sed. The emphasis will be on the generation of angle of arrival signals, but all aspects of the problem will also be addressed, such as the ab
e identification will be based on an advanced signal processing technology developed at MARK Resources which has proven to have been v
ies in its neural filter, which is used in lieu of the commonly used linear adaptive transversal and recursive filters. The neural filter has a mo
which can be partially attributed to the high cost consodlidation techniques currently used. A novel fabrication technique is proposed that h
molecular structure bestows fullerene based solids with two important characteristics: first, an unprecedented lattice structure; and secon
cent discovery of a new pure form of carbon - fullerenes. Fullerenes have excellent nonlinear optical properties, show the best boradband
r operation. Such a vehicle could not only be used for commercial applications such as exploration of ocean bottoms for marine biology, oc
ls. We propose for the first time a degisn in which metallic magnetic films are used. Whereas conventional filter designs which include insu
A). THE IMPROVED PERFORMANCE IN DU ALLOY PENETRATORS IS ATTRIBUTABLE TO FAILURE BY ADIABATIC SHEAR BANDING WHICH HELPS
s. Some of this wasted energy could be utilized to synthesize exotic materials which have useful commercial applications. In order to utilize
ties. C60 and catalyzed C60 electrodes for hydrogen storage and supplies will be fabricated by vapor deposition and dry pressing. These ele
s described in this Phase I Small Business Innovation Research Proposal. The computer code will combine a fracture mechanics treatment
pit cage by introducing weight efcient composites into the design of this component. As the trend towards advanced aircraft continues, we
compression and shear loads. However, during certain flight conditions, these panels are subjected to impact by high velocity ice shards (3
zation over the past decade due to cost constraints. C-C composites are excellent candidates for a wide variety of components such as auto
S WITH POLUMER AND POLYMER MATRIX COMPOSITE MATERIALS DATA. THE DATA NEED A DATABASE TO SERVE AS A FOCAL POINT FOR AR
e effective if tungsten having significant room temperature ductility were available. Nano-sized particles are known to provide these levels
ber of inherent advantages over other methods: benign, low temperature process; stoichiometric matrices; complex shape and large scale p
s and cost for applications in storage heaters. Our prior work has shown that highly stable tetragonal t'-zirconia with domain structure cont
on will be considered. Types, sizes, locations of possible flaws and anomalies in fiber architecture and other microstructural details of mate
dactuator applications, and their benefits in commercial acoustic imaging applications are well understood. At present, applications for the
NICS APPLICATIONS. THESE NOVEL BRANCHED POLYMERS WILL BE PREPARED FROM LOW COST STARTING MATERIALS AND WILL HAVE LOW
d Poly-X, based on processable rigid-rod polymer technology. Poly-X derivatives possess a unique array of properties among organic polym
d Poly-X(th), based on processable rifid-rod polymer technology. Poly-X(tm) derivatives possess a unique array of properties among organic
RGE, INFORMATION-INTENSIVE COMPUTER APPLICATIONS. THE SYSTEM WILL BE BASED ON CURRENT THEORETICAL RESEARCH IN THIS AR
application. The unique rigid-rod structure of the proposed ionomers is expected to lead to high proton conductivity in the absence of con
e turbojet engines. The system will be designed for application on the Sunstrand TJ-90 engine and will utilize existing and proven technolog
GOVERNOR SYSTEM FOR ATTACHMENT TO A LOW COST EXPENDABLE TURBOJET ENGINE. THE SYSTEM WILL BE DESIGNED FOR APPLICATIO
ed, we will, through analysis, computer simulation and RF testing, design a broadband (600 MHz) 100 MW relativistic klystron operating at
d provide adequate supplies of high quality heavy fuels to small diesel engines of 25 to 100 hp across a broad spectrum of temperatures. Th
ucation, and the authoring tools needed to develop the games at an acceptable cost. The games will provide technical training to National
tions, and the demonstrated high performance of the phthalonitrile polymer resins provide a strong rationale for developing phthalonitrile
osal seeks to develop a seaworthy prototype within Phase I budgets and time- frames. A multi-disciplined team approach will develop a lig
e developed are extensible interfaces of these tools to the writer and to the documents being written. Tools planned for the initial inclusio
S EMITTED BY NUCLEAR UNDERGROUND TESTS (UGT'S) MIGHT BE USED TO DIAGNOSE THE TEST, IF THE SENSORS ARE ALLOWED TO BE WIT
argets by transferring advanced systems design, imaging techniques and knowledge of phenomenology that were developed while suppor
agement; command, control, communications, computer, and intelligence (C4I) systems which cover an entire theater and all warfare areas
ht and power budgets necessary to incorporate and operate them, there are the issues of reliability, maintenance and survivability. Flexibilit
ATIONS IN MATERIALS PROCESSING AND LASER RADAR. COMMERCIAL HIGH POWER SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS ARE LIMITED IN OUTPUT PO
hat will provide Universal Two Stage GPS/INS Integration for Test and Training Range applications. The design will allow combining of data f
ayers of dispersive and non-dispersive media. Like the classic interference filter, this device operates through the selective constructive and
system to incorporate sensor simulation and mission utility. The result will be the first general purpose, commercially available, space miss
aunch costs by a factor of 10. Phase I will determine the government requirements which can be met by the proposed vehicle and conduct
h-power plasma source. The TWT will permit optimization of processing parameters over a frequency range larger and wider than has prev
ng polymer matrix composites (PMCs). Combining an existing production technology with an innovative application of DoD Traveling Wave
d/processed semiconductor wafers with intense superthermal atomic hydrogen beams. The superthermal hydrogen atoms are produced b
chniques by use of: 1) a new and more accurate model of the weld pool dynamic behavior, 2) an improved method of sensing the weld poo
dded magnetic particles. The embedded magnetic particles will add magnetostrictive properties to the rubber mount that can be used to e
responders for use in IFF systems. The friendly fire casualities suffered by US and British forces during Operation Desert Storm are recent re
ditional beam scanning is usually done mechanically or with a phased array. Mechanical scanning is cumbersome and often requires large a
back t an active suspension controller. The sensor will detect obstacles 5 to 30 feet in front of the vehicle with a height greater than the sus
ather, day/night requirement leads to millimeter waves as a reasonable solution. The current proliferation of ARM devices favors passive ra
rough in the remote sensing of underground targets. Despite high expectations and definite advances, however, the full promise of GPR re
for blind adaption of frequency-shift filters. These filters exploit the spectral redundancy exhibited by cyclostationary communication sign
NCE (RHA) AND RELIABILITY DESIGNED AND BUILT INTO THEIR TECHNOLOGY. HARDNESS AND RELIABILITY ARE MAINTAINED BY APPLYING S
ttention since the concept of using fiber optics and spectroscopy methods to identify molecular moieties was first demonstrated in 1983. In
at remote sites. The instrument performs chemometric analysis on infrared spectra to identify blood chemical concentrations. Key feature
liferation of nuclear weapons can be detection of such tests. Limited technical capabilities of developing nations mean clandestine weapon
QUIPMENT ON NAVY HELICOPTERS HAS GREATLY INCREASED ASW CREW WORKLOAD. THE INCORPORATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
al data, and to use this to assess military tasks in the field and under constrained conditions. Several soldier-specific tasks will be examined.
ters and communication devices, such as cellular telephones. A key problem with lithium-polymer batteries has been the instability of the
hich possess a wide electrochemical window will be developed. This will be carried out by substituting an organic cation for the alkali meta
ATIONS FOR A PRACTICAL SYSTEM TO SUPPORT EFFICIENT EXTRACTION, LOGGING, AND SUMMARY OF HUMAN TASK PERFORMANCE DATA
e. It is of particular interest to the Army's current project to develop a protective suit for soldiers. Recent development in portable comput
ese double layer capacitors involve two high surface area carbon electrodes, a separator and molten salt electrolytes. They will operate in t
aspects of interaction of electro-magnetic radiation with biological tissue as: a) wideband pulse propagation through highly dispersive med
ntial, microorganisms with improved bioremediation capabilities must be found. A general systematic approach is described to use 96-well
ultra-miniature (small diameter) formless coil capable of withstanding a critical application environment. A key element of the process will b
the lateral storage (elastic) and loss moduli of parallel optical fibers under lateral line contact loads representing conditions found in precis
oposed. The method uses magnetic annealing to improve the extinction ratio, optical loss, bend insensitivity and the tensile strength. The p
2 micron) focal plane arrays (FPAs). More specifically to : 1) Determine the most promising GaAs/Si monolithic dual-band approach, 2) Iden
n provide battlefield commanders with the ability to see troop and unit operations occur in near real-time. With lightweight, low power, GP
4 billion in 1992. The ability to detect fraud and abuse is critical to the reduction of health care costs. The claims processing system will soo
pphire monofilament reinforced gamma TiAl metal matrix composites as currently practiced, demonstrate alternative reduced contaminati
here, and metal composition to establish the damage mechanism(s) for couples exposed to salt water and for correlation with observed fie
ms, define the validation process and methodology for the advanced control technologies of a distributed control system. The goal of the p
ES/VHDL modeling guidelines. Our approach is to formulate initial guidelines, develop and test a set of small-to-medium WAVES/VHDL exam
that generate them. This approach is based on a canonical functional representation which yield multidimensional measurements of the n
lti-variate seismic discrimination analysis. Novel visualization techniques will be explored to identify tools capable of aiding in the discrimin
proves GPS system navigation performance. A multi-parameter maximum likelihood estimation technique has been shown through simula
to cycle-slips and requires the minimum possible number of consecutive measurements before correctly resolving the ambiguities. The pro
ideally suited to support V-22 missions. The GPLAS ground station includes a GPS reference receiver (RR) and a pseudolite (PL) which broad
n degrading TNT, RDX, and HMX. Bacteria has not been effective in cleaving the ring structure resulting in incomplete degradation. The abi
weapon delivery. NAVSYS has designed an innovative tracking system that optimally combines data from both the aircraft and missile sens
rn the high level skills involved in finding and evaluating information, solving problems, cooperating with colleagues, and resolving conflicts
gh-speed network is attractive for many defense and commercial applications. Unlike accelerators that attach to a host computer's memor
nanocrystals consist of rare-earth doped wide band gap II-VI semiconductors. The present measurements yield conventional efciency and
ated circuits by projection lithography. This proposal addresses the essential elements of a theoretical and experimental investigation of cri
industry, and consumers. Enhancements in storage will continue to lag microprocessor advances for years to come. Nanotronics, Inc. has in
R MODELING OF BIPOLAR/UNIPOLAR ACTIVE RF COMPONENTS, WHICH PRODUCES ADVANCED RF CIRCUITS NOT REQUIRING TRADITIONAL
significant advantages, especially for future air or space borne communication systems. So far, most of the microwave HTS demonstration c
ments for both military and commercial aircraft. The increased efciency will reduce costs in both sectors and increase profitability of comm
of mounting good die on to defective MCM substrates, a significant reduction in cost and improvement in the yield and reliability of popula
l/internal carriage requirements. A major constraint imposed by confromal/internal carriage is a limitation on the maximum stowable fin sp
HIGH ANGLE-OF-ATTACK AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF AGILE FIGHTER AIRCRAFT AND TACTICAL MISSILES IN DYNAMIC MULTI-AXIS
modulation wave form. In this proposal, we explore the utility and performance of modulation schemes based on higher-order cumulant se
uence must be coded prior to transmission and storage. To remove the redundant information, which always exists in image sequences, mo
uage for discrete event systems (e.g., C3I systems, manufacturing, computer systems, networks, financial planning). The language will be ba
Phase I. This controller uses forward dynamics and a limited look ahead horizon to evaluate the effect of each control command. Thus the c
) formations to detect contaminants a pollutants associated with underground fluid flow. To achieve this goal, effective sensing technologie
ying vary fast image display devices and 3D storage materials. The principle of this approach is to compose a true 3D image in a volumetric
n the aviation community. The current display approaches rely on CRT's, optical combiners, lenses, and fiber optic cable to inject the symb
ctiles, warheads and fragmentation dvices in weapons systems. Some research on the use of this material as projectiles has been accomplis
ry (MRAM) will be designed which is speed competitive with and denser than semiconductor Static RAM. The higher GMRs of 6% to 8% co
tennas. The standard line type modulator is well suited to use with Klystrons, Travelling Wave Tubes, and other linear beam tubes, but thes
es. The main idea is to incorporate device packaging into the device fabrication process so that the packaging can, to a large extent, be con
ase and are now available to troops in the field. Although a variety of antennas have been designed for the new radio systems, extensive att
s of beryllium-aluminum with good surface finish, (2) determine mechanical and physical properties to demonstrate potential, and (3) defin
nvironmental issue within the Department of Defense (DOD) and Department of Energy (DOE). Burial of contaminated soils at low level rad
. Currently, no materials and processing technology simultaneously meet all the requirements for practical holographic device applications.
ODE LASER. THE DEVICE WILL INCORPORATE PIEZOELECTRIC THIN FILMS FOR SIMPLE STRESS INDUCED TUNING BY MEANS OF THE APPLIC
nsors and also using tarGet information from other sources. An integrated data fusion processor is required to perform these functions. The
ccess memories (ONF-RAMs). The optical readout mechanism is very robust and has a fast access times of sub-nanoseconds. The proposed
PROVIDED BY EMPLOYING BINARY OPTICAL ELMENTS (BOES) IN A MISSILE SYSTEM OPTICAL SENSOR. THE STUDY WILL USE A CURRENT STA
ment studies model the interaction of a sortie - perhaps using several weapons - with a target. A single vulnerability assessment study requ
a gyrating electron beam. The center conductor of the structure contains axial ridges that support diffraction radiation induced by the axis-e
PENDENCE OF MODERN WEAPONS SYSTEMS ON MULTI-SPECTRAL ELECTRO-OPTICAL TECHNOLOGY. TO GE EFFECTIVE TRAINING AND PLAN
ple mission areas. All of these missions may be properly classified under the overall heading of Cooperative Engagement (CE). Cooperative E
nets within the same geographic area. The designed JTIDS architecture permits up to 128 of these nets to simultaneously operate in aginve
ent decision support tool for use by design teams in evaluating candidate design configurations related to the maintenance functions of lar
d circuitry with performances that far exceeds that of other packaging technologies such as separately packaged ICs soldered onto a printed
l provide very accurate airspeed, angle of attack, and angle of sideslip information. Patented technology will allow a compact, lightweight,
RIAL. THIS PROPOSAL DESCRIBES A TECHNICAL APPROACH WHICH WILL OVERCOME THESE LIMITATIONS AND ALLOW FABRICATION OF LASE
STICS: A) LOW REFRACTIVE INDEX, B) TRANSPARENT, C) LOW TEMPERATURE PROCESSING, D) OPTICAL RADIATION HARDNESS THE OBJECT
the Air Force command, control, communications and intelligence (C3I) investigation. The proposed effort addresses the establishment of
resolution of targets as well as high thermal resolution of the scene. this SBIR will develop the optical and optomechanical system to work
ast several years. The effective use of these materials requires that the laser radiation be focused to a small and relatively uniform spot wit
nal wavelength band. The rare-earth dopant will be thulium (Tm) and the host fiber composition will be a heavy metal fluoride glass (ZBLAN
Erbium-Terbium co-doped active fiber. Erbium-Terbium co-doped fiber optical amplifiers (ETCFOA) will be key components for short haul c
e engines. The viewing system will consist of a rotating, traversing probe housing that will be inserted in the exhaust nozzle of the engine d
RATED INTO PHYSICS TEACHING MATERIALS. THE GOAL IS TO DESIGN AN INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA, HIGHLY VISUAL PIECE OF COURSEWA
N THE 1300 NM SIGNAL WAVELENGTH. WE PLAN TO SHOW THE FEASIBILITY OF OUR APPROACH BY CARRYING OUT MEASUREMENTS IN A
ngle-of-attack maneuvers is proposed. Modern nonlinear dynamic systems methods such as bifurcation analysis will be used to study the m
t, real-time, distributed, large-scale software during Phase I. A prototype proof-of-principle will be build during Phase II of this program by
tilizing an innoative, intelligent design automation concept which combines various classes of optimization techniques to manipulate simul
ng long stand-off distances and excellent EMI immunity. Our approach involves 1) conversion of electronic information to optical PM modu
utomobile yaw and pitch control, robot arms guidance, active machinery stabilization, and automatic gun aiming. Optical gyroscopes have p
Information Distribution System (JTIDS). The key issues are: (1) JTIDS provides relatively low bandwidths to any individual user and so requ
onstantly increasing. The next generatoion of computer networks will require high bandwidth (> 1Gb/s) and low latency interconnects. The
nners. The system will have random access times 100 times faster than current optical and magnetic disks, and high data transfer rates for
ansit time of the interconnection. Free space optics is uniquely suited to providing such an interconnection because of the high parallelism
The idea is a parallel realization of a previouslyproposed device, known as the TOAD, which has been demonstrated in fiber form for only
ousto-optic cells. The holographic Bragg cell can have bandwidths in excess of 20 GHz, and an aperture time as long as 75 microseconds. Th
ge, broadband, VLF to HF radio signals into a digital representation and with no loss of significance or resolution. Essential elements of the
nes that require low-cost, durable, accurate, high-temperature viable, and small-size fiber optic pressure sensors for real-time in-cylinder co
RAVIOLET, VISIBLE, AND NEAR-THROUGH LONG-WAVE INFRARED WAVELENGTH BANDS. IT IS BASED ON ALIGHT VALVE TECHNOLOGY WHIC
rmance than methods currently in use. It could be applied across a wider range of applications to increase real-time software reliability and
, both require the reception and processing of short duration signals. In recent years, understanding of both the bat and dolphin sonar syst
ed by potential adversaries located in difcult acoustic conditions. ASW is turning to active sonar systems to meet the requirements agains
PROOSED HERE FOR USE WITH THE AUTOMATIC TARGET RECOGNITION (ATR) PROBLEM. SUCH AN APPROACH HAS BEEN USED VERY SUCC
ding Algorithm Development Environment (IUADE)f for Hybrid Neural Network/Digital Computer (HNNDC) architecture systems (e.g., per c
ty. It is a low cost non-intrusive technique with diagnostic application to many situations including: battle fatigue, stress, head injury, epilep
ehouse environments in which the robots operate. Doppler shifts caused by platform motion or intruder motion also add to the problem. O
rmining the fatique life of various components on complex platform such as as a helicopter has great operational significance. OINCON wil
locate targets of specific interest. Identification of IUSS acoustic signals required highly trained specialists to perform in-depth analysis of d
o specific problems. It is based on a comprehensive theory of systems that learn from experience and reason by analogy, called "correlithm
on-cooperative target recognition o Ship self defense o Sensor technology for couterstealth-aircraft o Missiles o Global surveillance. In this
or multispectral applications that exhibit a higher level of performance than today's available sensors. This work is worthy of support under
n about the direction of arrival, spectral content and temporal signature of the laser are needed to countermeasure effectively. Often times
STARING ARRAYS. THIS TECHNIQUE NOT ONLY ENABLES A SENSOR TO MEASURE MULTI-COLOR, IT PROVIDES THE CAPABILITY TO MEASURE
ntrate shipboard graywater/secondary oily waste to at least 95%, 2) reject 95% of the heavy metals, and 3) produce an effluent with BOD le
nes four pieces of existing technology to solve the problems associated with developing parallel expert system tools. The problems associat
mbat platforms and individual weapons sytem. The system consists of the transceiver/transponder units for shooter/victim, respectively; op
weapons of mass destruction (WMD). Pacific-Sierra Research Corporation has developed Chemical Weapons and Nuclear Capabilities Acqu
nsor. The field instrument would be based on PSR's current visible-NIR measurement system, and would provide essential information requ
mulator using a dichroic screen which is reflective in the infrared (IR) region and transmissive in the microwave (or RF) region. Pacific-Sierra
se four tasks: (1) identify FLIR/NVG training requirements and develop a preliminary training syllabus, (2) select appropriate training techniq
egradation in vision threatens mission success and crew safety. Pacific-Sierra Research Corporation (PSR) proposes to review and analyze a
GAS (LG) SUPERCOMPUTER ALGE FOR FINE-GRAINED MODELING OF COMPLEX GEOPHYSICAL SYSTEMS. EFFORT: BASED ON THE ADVANCE
S WITH TAILORED ELECTRONIC PROPERTIES. WE PROPOSE TO FABRICATE A MULTIPLE QUANTUM WELL MATERIAL THAT HAS BEEN DESIGN
LL GRAIN THIN HTS FILMS AND STEP EDGE JUNCTION MATRICES. NEW CONFIGURATIONS AND MATERIALS THAT ARE BELIEVED TO SHOW H
existing software. This fact is primarily because current software simulation technology has some serious limitations. For example, current
ver tungsten-based materials due to tehir superior penetration characteristics. This superior performance of DU-based alloys is due to its a
ulos (MLEK) growth process for the cost effective production of 3" diameter indium phosphide (InP) substrates for microwave and milleter w
ten improvement to 1000's of recharge cycles. We will achieve this goal by attacking various problems of degradation at the electrode/ ele
ty per unit mass flow, the heat exchangers and J-T cryocoolers can be significantly better than that of other mechanical coolers. Despite the
water markes from the wafers, provides a high degree of process flexibility and control, has better cleanliness, and the equipment is comp
, unknown or incomplete insurance information, represents a considerable out-of pocket expense for every health care provider. The propo
ntrol. Light weight and compact size elements offer particularly important benefits for many commercial and government applications. How
on mines. This proposal addresses the mine neutralization aspect of the problem. PDA has been developing high speed underwater rockets
adaptive- passive devices may be as effective as fully active control but without the attendant drawbacks. Compared to fully active systems
gh speed spark assisted diesel engine. The specific goal of PDI's Phase I effort is to identify and demonstrate an injection and ignition contr
edge and skills. The standard criterion measure for measuring knowledge/skill retention and decay is a Job Knowledge Test (JKT). Therefore
linear drive cryocoolers from a 4,000 hour mean time to failure to a potential 80,000 hour operational life. Unfortunately, the design, fabri
creation, development, and demonstration of advanced aircraft propulsion technology. The resulting propulsion systems will have dual app
ection efciencies. The method involves the development of a high surface area hydrophilic foam that will entrap particles in the nanomet
miconductor manufacturing. The concept exploits the pressure dependent solubility characteristics of dense gases, specifically carbon dioxi
tudies with CW and BW agent simulants to provide verification of SCFE decontamination. A review of other DOD programs, one on CW sim
ly detrimental by-products. It is proposed to develop non-metal phase stabilized AN for use in GAP binder formulations by employing a pro
emote sensing, and astronomical observations. Also the feasibility of assembling a user friendly polarization code running on a Silicon Grap
unnel facilities such as those at the USAF Arnold Engineering Develoment Center. The innovative generator will include kilohertz-range stim
tures, and supporting subsystems can provide powerful insights into many systems. This includes surveillance satellites and related spacecr
ce system. This "soft kill" is not immediately apparent to the aircraft crew, who may continue to expend attentino and CM assets against a
mperature-insensitive laser arrays for optically interconnecting electronic processing modules through parallel fiber ribbons. Photonics Rese
ONOCHROME PROJECTION DISPLAYS USING VISIBLE LASER DIODE ARRAYS. THIS REVOLUTIONARY ALTERNATIVE TO CRT-TYPE AND FLAT-PAN
esearch Incorporated (PRI) proposes to design, fabricate and test a new breed of laser diode which inherently operates at higher speeds, lo
ed for implementation into optical signal processing (OSP) systems under development at government and university laboratories. The mod
TI-WAVELENGTH VERTICAL-CAVITY SURFACE-EMITTING LASER ARRAYS. WE WILL DEVELOP THE ARCHITECTURES, DESIGNS AND COMPONEN
EC COMMUNICATION BANDWIDTH) AND COSTS IN OPTOELECTRONIC COMPUTING SYSTEMS. THE BASIS OF THIS TECHNOLOGY IS TO COM
rtical Cavity Surface Emitting Lasers (VCSELS) and optoelectronic integrated circuits incorporating VCSELs by employing a general purpose n
NS, IT IS NECESSARY TO INTERCONNECT A GREAT NUMBER OF PROCESSORS TOGETHER IN A VERY DENSE MANNER. UNFORTUNATELY, ELEC
HT WITH NEARLY 100% COLLECTION EFFICIENCY. PHYSICAL OPTICS CORPORATION PROPOSES TO COMPLETE A PRODUCTION DESIGN FOR A
CTIAVE/EVALUATION (NDE) SYSTEM BASE ON THREE MATURE TECHNOLOGIES: 1) HIGHLY SENSITIVE OPTICAL (HOLOGRAPHIC) INTERFEROM
Corporation (POC) proposes to build a novel all-optical nonlinear system. This real-time processor will have a narrow band intensity respon
mpling, Physical Optics Corp. proposes to design a novel WFS based on the Fresnal Image (FI) effect whereby a periodic structure illuminate
s Corporation (POC) has successfully constructed a bench-top holography-based digital optical processor (HBDOP) and demonstrated 32 x 3
achieving time correlations between input sonar signals and up to 10 thousand simultaneous reference signals. The HPOC design does no
on polymeric light distributing interconnect active (LIDIA) substrates. Based on indirect electro-optic (EO) modulation, and an external optic
the Air Force section of DoD SBIR Solicitation 94.1. In the Phase I proposal, POC proposed an innovative, rapid screening biosensor based o
RONIC DEVICE THAT OFFERS FEMTOSECOND, BISTABLE, HIGH-CARRIER DENSITY, LOW VOLTAGE, AND LOW POWER CONSUMPTION ELECTRO
aging sensor (MSIS) system. POC's approach is to reduce the functional units of a conventional scanning spectrometer to microscopic size. T
em for the remote nondestructive evaluation of advanced materials. The proposed FORS system permits the in-situ, real-time, quantitative
(NHSD) FOR PRECISE DETECTION AND MONITORING OF RADIATION AT CRITICAL LOCATIONS SUCH AS NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS, ATOMIC W
eceiver (DDR) using high-speed Digital Signal Processor (DSP) technology. While DSPs have beem commercially available for some time, the
nnect technology that is capable of high bandwidth data and signal communications for high performance systems based on MCM technol
) structures on polymers. The complications inherent in 3-D PBG structures can be avoided by creating two-dimensional cavities in the wav
SE DEVELOPED BIREFRINGENT DYE POLYMER. THIS SWITCH WILL USE VISIBLE LIGHT FOR PROGRAMMABLE BEAM ADDRESSING TO PROVID
haracterization at the Wright Laboratory Test Cell 22 Direct-Connect Ramjet Facility. This approach is based upon the use of non-imaging o
systems, Physical Optics Corporation (POC) proposes to design a VLSI chip or chip set which will incorporate both electronic and photonic p
power requirements of military fiber optic systems, and which overcomes drawbacks of current state-of-the-art tunable filters. This new tu
or atmospheric or oceanographic measurements of irradiance spatial density. Physical Optics Corporation proposes a novel 3-D spatial filte
asic idea is the Fourier synthesis of the lithographic pattern through sequential recording of sinusoidal harmonics. Fourier synthesis does no
are required in order to improve the performance and efciency of these engines. Present temperature sensor technology requires senso
x(2) polymer. POC's modulator does not suffer from the shortcomings of state-of-the-art modulators such as nonlinearity, intermodulation
OC) proposes a novel active multiplexed fiber Bragg grating (FBG) sensor network for strain, temperature, and vibration monitoring. The ac
assay technologies for biological agent detection. Immunoassays offer the potential of highly specific screening for diverse organic and inor
g both the accuracy and efciency with which pharmaceutical, biochemical, and other substances are measured. The instrument will use a
UES FOR ASSESSMENT AND REPAIR OF THAT DAMAGE ARE PROPOSED. EXISTING MODELS FOR HIGH POWER LASER INTERACTIONS WITH M
d. The actuators will be used to modulate flow through discrete jets located on the aerodynamic surface. These jets (known as Vortex Gene
ared, spectral imager based on its; demonstrated infrared, imaging, Fabry-Perot interferometer concept. The system permits real-time spec
res, turbine engine components, and aircraft brakes. The cost of these carbon-carbon components are generally high due to the long proce
instrumentation system for simultaneous measurement of the static temperature and density distribution at the compressor entrance face
circuit devices. This neutral-beam approach, based upon our fast atom sample tester (FAST) technology, does not produce high-energy ion
e are many existing applications that need the high level of electro-magnetic isolation that is obtained with superconducting magnetic shie
is new code will replace the current vulnerable area method and its inherent limitations. The new method will integrate the lethality code
fy objects in space, in the air or on the ground. By exploiting polarization signatures, the proposed system will achieve enhanced performan
characterizing ultrahigh-speed electronic signals. We will design and build a laser-based oscilloscope for characterizing electrical signals in
ntation. The LOFARgram represents a particular way of casting the time-frequency distribtution of acoustic energy as a 2-dimensional image
S OF MODEL HELICOPTERS IN A WIND TUNNEL. THIS "FEASIBILITY DESIGN" WILL DEMONSTRATE THE THEORETICAL FEASIBILITY OF SUCH A
vernment agencies that are planning to launch constellations of satellites. The Phillips Laboratory and NASA are continuing to spend a large
ATERIALS AND DESIGN PARAMETERS FOR THE FIBERS IN THE WAVELENGTH RANGE OF 0.193-10.6 MICRON. THESE FIBERS CAN BE INCORPO
lot and crew tasks that is portable, robust, high-fidelity, and constructed of reuseable components. Advances in computer hardware, softw
ernment and engine company programs, directed to efciency, performance and environmental objectives. Precision Combustion proposes
n-board CNG storage are expensive, overweight, and have limited capacity. The Flex Tube program develops technology that significantly re
gainst slowly varying noise fields to improve the detection of low frequency, long duration signals of interest in the acoustic far field. Conve
er desired activities ranging from strategic deployment of military forces to scheduling of commercial aircraft. Although extremely beneficia
ng for field applications. The device will be easy to fabricate and will have high resolution and image quality and will be available at low cost
e is the use of an unique membrane-driven compressor that has no life-limiting moving parts such as those present in conventional piston
he light collection efciency and reduction in size for the detectors to improve on the signal to noise ratio and relaxation of the cooling requ
st ferrite components for the RF front ends operating at 9GHz cellular and 1.8GHz GSM bands. The thrust of Personal communication is no
nar field emitter array devices in the triode format. The main objective of Phase I is to demonstrate a new microwave and mm-wave switch
tronically reconfigurable, low profile planar array antenna that is both lightweight and frequency agile. The reconfigurable antenna will be
velocity fluctuations in hypersonic wind tunnel flow. A very high frame rate television type solid state camera capable of capturing images o
MING, DISTRIBUTION, AND RELIABILITY; SAFETY; RESISTANCE TO UNINTENDED IGNITION; LONG SHELF LIFE AND SIMPLICITY. ALSO, IF A NEW
e efciency of the current NBC filter medium can be enhanced to at least 99.997 at 0.3 micron, without any increase in the pressure drop o
S MINIATURE "FERRO-MAGNETIC" ACTUATOR EFFORTD CAN BE USED TO CREATE A "SEEKER ANTI-MOTION SYSTEM". THIS TECHNOLOGY TA
rol (JVTVC) System for small diameter (6" maximum) tactical missile control applications. The sponsor wishes to improve the performance
ment conditions as sensors, particularly the specific and generalized responses to toxicity. The generalized toxicity response may be especia
hort response times, and large dynamic range. Conventional AO detector arrays cannot provide the bandwidth needed in this application. Q
ne radars with electronically steered arrays are capable of passively locating and tracking other aircraft with high accuracy. The proposed s
ogies. Initial estimates project a reduction factor of 10 to 30 in power dissipation when state-of-the-art CMOS is replaced with advanced, ch
d the Turbulent Eddy Profiler (TEP), is a unique system that continuolusly monitors the intensity of atmospheric turbulence over approxima
native composite systems for pultruded structures. Cost effective pultrusion of carbon fiber reinforced thermoplastic resins will be demons
arent electron trapping (ET) thin films. The key feature of the proposed 3-D memory is its page addressability. By suitably controlling a volta
TOOD. WHEN A PARALLEL OPTICAL COMPUTER APPROACHES ITS PARALLEL SPEED LIMITATION, ITS PERFORMANCE CAN ONLY BE BOOSTED
igh performance polycrystalline electron trapping (ET) materials with an advanced field-emitter array. ET materials prossess properties of f
tly observed phenomenon of photofluxonics. We propose to utilize this enhanced photodetection effect in superconductors to make a new
ures is the inability of NDE techniques to determine bond quality, and thus structural integrity. Methods that have been used to investigate
tate device. InGaAs/InAlAs HEMTs latticed matched to InP substrates have produced excellent low noise results at millimeter-wave frequen
arameters, those relationships between and the practical ranges for blade aeroplastic couplings that achieve optimal inherent stability wit
urning, natural gas-fired thermophotovoltais (TPV) power generator with substantially improved power density for hybrid vehicle applicatio
ring temperature and other scalar profiles remotely through the absorption signature on the backscattered echo strength. The primary Pha
wafer-scale integrated circuits. Realizing the fact that system clock speed is three to five times higher than that ofprocessor speed, we propo
provides direct digitization of signals in the 0 to 10 MHz frequency range and tuning and digitization wit a bandwidth of 10 MHz and a step
on of spectrally overlapping wide-sense cyclostationary (WSCS) signals, and to implement and demonstrate key workstation components o
n), copy, and localization (DF) of frequency agile, hybrid FH/DS, and conventional telecommunications signals. A two-stage baseline system
hout mechancial components is sought primarily for mobile applications. Recently, a new classs of blide adaptation algorithms has been de
ITION, ALTITUDE, UPPER ATMOSPHERE WINDS, TEMPERATURE, RELATIVE HUMIDITY, AND BAROMETRIC PRESSURE. THE LORAN-C SIGNAL U
OF PULSED EMITTERS USING MULTISENSOR ANTENNA ARRAYS. THE PROOSED SYSTEM COMBINES THE SIMPLIEIED EDGE REPRESENTATION
gnetic field sensor. The length of the resonator will be 1 to 3 mm with a finesse of 100 or higher. This large finesse will make the effective V
rical signals from sensors or control signals for propulstion systems. Such a processor is a black bos whose input and output are electrical si
pplications having major advantages in fuel economy and low poluutant emissions. The Modular Engine is an advanced engine concept us
t spinel ceramics (hereafter referred to as "RCS spinel") that offer significant cost savings over traditional hard optical materials. RCS spinel
contamination yeild loss, and greatly reduce the cost of low production volume, application specific devices. In rapid thermal processing (RT
d be used directly as injectable drugs to thwart the toxic effects of ricin poisoning and consequently eliminate it as a military threat. This te
underground storage tanks (UST) configurations. The system will consist of the following parts: 1) manipulator/mechanism for sensor delive
eral candidate walking concepts and distill them into a single mechanism. The objective of this SBIR is "to develop a prototype small legged
CONTROLLER IN RESPONSE TO DOD SBIR SOLICITATION 91.2 TOPIC A91-102. THE PROPOSED CONTROLLER WILL INTEGRATE THE ELECTRON
uid pressure/nozzle expansion ratios through a combination of carbon-carbon composites and refractory metal fluid liner structures. The p
military interst. Formulations will consist of a reactive species and a compatible protective barrier polymer. Candidate reactive species will
ces that are small, rugged, and capable of operation under severe environmental conditions. To be useful to pilots these systems must prod
ugh the use of light weight, high strength composite structures incorporating metal matrix composites (MMCs). One of the major, critical co
ances in fiber weaving technologies to produce dramatic reductions in fabrication costs for ceramic composite rocket thrusters. The superio
on error corrections for the ARPA long range tracking and instrumentation radar (ALTAIR) located at the Kwajalein Missile Range (KMR). The
t high voltage and high electric field. This is accomplished through a combination of novel planar internal structures and state-of-the art fab
TAGES. HOWEVER, OBSTACLE AVOIDANCE SYSTEMS (OASS) ARE REQUIRED TO HELP THE PILOT DETECT, LOCATE, AND AVOID OBSTACLES SU
anagement techniques and automated tools are needed to help IRM project managers control ADP system design, development, impleme
c approaches, ignoring uncertainty and subjectiveness naturally existing when evaluating potential propulsion system technologies. Such ap
e (NTS) for innovative ocean structural applications, and to integrate the NTS with a robotic crane (RoboCrane) system for automated assem
y (costs/benefits) of potential civil and commercial UAV applications. The Phase I option, as a transition from Phase I to Phase II, will focus
e will take an existing ray tracer and modify it to take advantage of pipilined, vector, and massively parallel processing in a portable manner.
opometric studies and design of protective equipment. Resolution, speed, coverage and accuracy of three dimensional (3D) optical surface
ergy which can be used to produce hydrogen with photoelectrochemical conversion without intermediate thermalization of the high-grade
mented in a distributed memory environment much as virtual memory is implemented on uniprocessor machines. The SVM on a parallel ma
a distributed memory environment. The library is to be object-oriented; hence, will be implemented in C++. It is designed to be portable, a
TH RATES, EXCELLENT ADHESION AND UNIQUELY CONTROLLABLE MICROSTRUCTURES IN LOW-Z CUBIC MATERIALS AT ATMOSPHERIC PRESS
AN ANY OTHER KNOWN TECHNIQUE. THE TECHNIQUE, BECAUSE OF ITS UNIQUE "CONTAINERLESS PROCESSING", SHOULD PROVE VERY USE
Strategy of the United States, which in turn have totally altered the focus and substance of U.S. military force planning--and led to increase
will examine Carrier Battle Group Force Structure issues (Phase II will add other warfare areas) in the context of a Mid East Joint and Combi
orsepower. The flexible shaft must be able to accomodate three 90 degree bends of 12 inch radius, while keeping torsional deflection and
plementation of high performance synthesizers, with very fast turning speeds, high frequency accuracies, low phase noise and pulse-to-pul
ls of waste heat. Previous studies have examined the use of microchannel cooling devices to address this problem, but the performance of
lly amplified photoresist. Two or more scatterometers will be designed that are capable of monitoring the intensities of multiple diffraction
defined, Film-fed Growth (EFG) process. The reactivity of mullite melts ranging from 60 to 80 mole percent will be evaluated using crystal g
wafer size of 3"x3", the translation table has to localize to a 20x20 um zone, and within this zone have a positioning accuracy better than 10
e systems. SatCon has identified a novel angular rate sensor which has been shown to be undamaged after gun induced accelerations of up
SUPPORTABILITY. SATCON TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION PROPOSES TO DESIGN, FABRICATE, AND DEMONSTRATE AN INTEGRATED ACTUATIO
s that the importance and scope of the field was realized. It was believed that random Chaotic variations were too complicated to describe
metal fibers of high tensile strength and considerable L/D. One of these processes is the fabrication of sturdy networks, containing interconn
on. In an effort to extend the identification. In an effort to extend the identification range, Schwartz Electro-Optics, Inc. (SEO) proposes to d
n guidance. This LADAR system must autonomously detect, locate and classify various ground targets in clutter from a SADARM like platform
ALLOWS THE COST EFFECTIVE PROCESSING AND FABRICATION OF UNIQUE GRADED COMPOSITION MATERIALS WHICH ARE NOT ECONOM
H GRID ADAPTIVITY (OMEGA) TO PREDICT REAL-TIME DISPERSAL OF HAZARDOUS AEROSOLS. ONE REQUIREMENT FOR OMEGA OR ANY SI
accuracy over a few tens of kilometer range from a ground based or airborne! platform. This sensor is based on the pseudo-random modul
copper clad fiber glass or teflon (PCB). This active biconical antenna will be designed and be compatible with existing receivers, will be extr
urge margin. These improvements are essential to meet stringent performance requirements for next generation propulsion systems. The im
engaged in the development of weapons of mass destruction (WMD). This ability to declare an exclusionary "keep out" zone is also of rela
eting of such facilities. Development of effective sensors and sensor surveillance platforms is a difcult task: Facility design and operational
ble autonomous operations in an extreme environment. Development of a solid state laser amplifier system based on a diode pubped laser
water. Direct electron beam irradiation is attractive since radical formation and attack on contaminants is energy efcient and relatively no
n is clinical optical mammographic screening for breast cancer. Unlike conventional x-ray mammography, the proposed optical imaging tech
onsumers. For most users, however, only a tiny fraction of the aggregate information is significant, and the overall resource only has value if
parallel computers where the need is greatest, OOP tools are lacking. We propose to address this problem by designing a parallel OOP lang
ns in the ultraviolet, visible, or near-infrared spectral regions. A proposal for a detailed design of an Avalanche CCD Imager and its supportin
y photo-detectors. Most electronic communications circuits are still silicon based due to the established fabridcation technology. However,
red in meeting IHPTET compressor performance goals. The work proposed herein would utilize in innovative design concept, in which blad
NING WEAPONS TO THE MOST IMPORTANT CLASSES OF TARGETS. EXPERIMENTS HAVE SHOWN THAT GROUND VEHICLES AND HELICOPTER
cognition (ATR) and hostile target identification (HTI). The technologies of sensor data fusion and adaptive signal processing including intel
m applications, using higher-order statistics (HOS) for the identification of time series model parameters. The model innovations sequence i
r dynamics, constraints on states and controls and modeling uncertainities, the flight control optimization problem involves local optima an
LOW COST HIGH DUTY CYCLE, AND VERY HIGH AVERAGE BRIGTHNESS OPERATION. THESE ARRAYS WILL BE IN FORMATS COMPATIBLE WITH
l.54 um for use in eyesafe laser radar and seeking applications. Using flared amplified technology and materials for eyesafe wavelength, th
he proposed 2-D array will be based on the state of the art single mode surface emitting laser and high power 2.0 pm laser diode technolog
ng from .6 um to 2 um, power in excess of 10 kW/cm2, and brightness in excess of 100 MW/cm /SR are now possible. This has spawned a p
WELL LASER DIODES ARRAYS OR BROAD AREA LASERS THAT CAN ALSO OPERATE UP TO TEMPERATURE LEVELS OF 125 C DEGREE. A GOAL DE
of 20 mW cw at 480 nm operation. The blue light source is based on SDL's expertise in hihg power single mode diode lasers and frequency
mmunications, material processing, medical surgery, aerospace, etc. Why haven't fiber optic and semiconductor laser use become more wid
LE LASER DIODES AND HIGH TEMPERATURE ELECTRONIC DEVICES. THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF THE HIGH BANDGAP MATERIAL WILL
Ghz modulation frequency. The laser is based on a proprietary master oscillator, power amplifier (MOPA) technology, and can be extended
tion-limited power at a wavelength of 810 nm using a new material system that offers much higher manufacturability at wavelengths below
TION-LIMITED LASER DIODE TRANSMITTER OPERATING IN THE NEAR-INFRARED SPECTRUM AT A WAVELENGTH OF 980 NM. THE DEVICE IS
via LP-MOCVD and have an output power in excess of 100mW. A 2.0 um semiconductor laser will be used as the optical pump source for p
CTION-LIMITED SEMICONDUCTOR DIODE LASERS BASED ON A NEW STRUCTURE INVENTED AT SDL. THE LARGE APERTURE SINGLE-MODE L
om 2-5 um. The mid-IR is an ideal place to measure gas concentration, since most gases of interest have strong, distinctive absorption lines
onic devices. This technology will substantially decrease the cost of making submicro-pitch gratings, one of the most difcult and costly pro
emperature). In most of the plume, the temperature excess over that of the atmosphere is large and the buoyant force accelerates the laun
TURE IS REQUIRED TO DEAL WITH INCREASING AMOUNTS OF INFORMATION IN NEAR REAL TIME THAT MUST BE USED AS A BASIS FOR CRIT
S AND CONNECTORS THAT ARE BECOMING DEGRADED OR HAVE FAILED. EMPHASIS WILL BE PLACED ON DEVELOPING PRACTICAL TECHNIQ
rdware or software. Pattern recognition techniques is one approach. With approximately 100 seconds of Radar Cross Section (RCS) vs. time
able set of tests (and tools) that will evaluate both the extrmees and the nominal behaviors associated with real-world situations. This gene
element construction has remained virtually unchanged. Element suppliers have continued to use a 31 mil thick feed channel spacer, first
he ocean and/or harbors. One obvious method would be a lightweight unit composed of a membrane system capable of successfully proce
S to provide a global clock to dispersed mobile platforms, and create an innovative, inexpensive wireless Wide Area Network for a variety o
ets the following requirements: - It must effectively prevent enemy exploitation of captured soldier- borne personal communication equipm
sfer functions from HPM threats (cw and pulsed) to circuit component responses. Techniques will be general enough to treat pulse rise tim
R DESIGN CONSTRUCTION AND TEST. THE HIGH ACOUSTIC DYNAMIC RANGE IS PROVIDED BY AN ACOUSITIC SENSOR (HYDROPHONE), A LO
d wound rolls, can result in significant and in some cases dramatic improvements, in the electrical breakdown strength of certain capacitor
LECTRICAL PROPERTIES, A NEW METHOD IS PROPOSED FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ECONOMICAL HIGH TEMPERATURE POLYMER-METAL CO
H NOT ONLY PROVIDES FOR THE TRANSMISSION OF EMERGENCY SIGNAL ON ALL THREE OF THE CARRIERS (ELT, CPL, INTERNATIONAL EMER
superior time-vs.- frequency gram resolution for characterizing non-stationary signal behaviro (relative to the time-vs.-frequency gram reso
pagation in shallow water dense multipath environment. Our approach is based on parametric modeling of the received signals, assuming
ustic sensor signals using classical noise cancellation algorithms have not been very effective. Classical algorithms are based on estimation o
eal-time image reconstruction algorithm in a digital FLIR system. Implementation of such an algorithm would result in increased spatial reso
ferometry, holographic optical elements and mask and lens fabrication. However, research and development has been hampered by the la
of microelectronic product marking and labeling methods. It is also the objective of this project to develop a preliminary design of a mark
hich has, molded into its structure, a photovoltaic power system capable of providing electrical power to the equipment contained within t
on, Reinvestment, and Transition Assistance initiative to produce a plan to develop and test the first set of FAA approved low cost/high qua
veloping an injury-predicting criterion for one segment of the human body. The Phase I effort will concentrate on identifying relevant neck
ats such as fragmentation nd small-arms rifle fire up to .30 cal. Simula will develop an armor system from two new materials which were re
s with less than 2.5 cm of webbing travel. Existing aviator torso restraints depend on sensing webbing acceleration that has reached a critic
oad balancing with dynamic task scheduling on a multiprocessor machine, yeilding busyness close to one for arbitrary algorithm; b) Optim
OROUS SILICON) HAS DEMONSTRATED THAT THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF SILICON CAN BE DRASTICALLY ALTERED BY QUANTUM SIZE EFFE
3CB measurement initiative' An innovative approach is proposed to providing COMprehenSiver domain- packaged statistical methods for a
hase I effort will include the identification of key cost and risk drivers, simulations will be perfromed to determine the component accuracie
d communication areas, but this progress may be impeded by deficiencies in software reliability and maintainability. The software reliabilit
CATION OF SOFTWARE METRICS TO MISSION CRITICAL DEFENSE SYSTEMS: (1) METRICS CYCLE TIME DELAYS; (2) METRICS DEPENDENCIES O
ress and high workload are known to produce specific types of judgment errors, including a narrowing of attention in which critical informa
ed connections tether a system and inhibit the relocation of network nodes in a cost effective manner. Additionally, there is an increasing n
MERGING 3-D GRAPHICS LANGUAGES WILL BE EXPLOITED TO DEVELOP A THREE-DIMENSIONAL (3-D) SENSOR ILLUMINATION DISPLAY. THE 3
proof-of-concept demonstration with the following innovative elements: Methodology for predicting MI levels, characteristics, and timing
ms (BPCS) in providing an environmentally clean approach applicable to optical imaging and energy projection systems. Such BPCS develop
s. The proposed program will develop a non-realtime prototype of a text-independent speaker identification system, which is based on a no
NOx from stationary combustion units. However, SCR has some disadvantages. For example, SCR is very expensive to install and to operate;
ges over their single phase counterparts. These include higher electromechanical performance and vastly enhanced design versatility. Seve
aser modulators. Power MOSFETs match the need for applications with voltages below 1000 volts, but are not presently available with high
es that generate hydroxyl free radicals. Hydroxyl attacks most organic compounds in a non specific manner. Preliminary laboratory tests ha
cle costs, while making it feasible to easily incorporate advancing technology. However, the turbulent nature of the high technology market
mulation (ESS) and Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) methods used to stress/test specific high value, critical use CCAs for various USAF appli
VISIBLE TO NEAR UV USING A LASER-TYPE DOPED SILICA SOL-GEL. MATERIALS TEMPERATURE LIMITATIONS PREVIOUSLY PREVENTED THE D
r (1) enhancing the accuracy of the altimetric oceanographic height measurements, especially near the coastal regions and ice-sheet boun
orithms for efcient solution of a general class of large geophysical inverse problem in a massively parallel processing (MPP) computing env
AY OF THREE (OR HIGHER) DIMENSIONAL INFORMATION. OUR DEVICE IS CONSTRUCTED OF A THREE DIMENSIONAL ARRAY OF PIXELS, ACT
e of these derive from the fact that optical aberrations scale with lens size and are therefore small for microlenses. Microlenses are extreme
mensional information. Our device is constructed of a three dimensional array of pixels, actually "voxels," which in their quiescent state are
y. Weapon firing has been simulated by firing blank rounds and the effect of incoming rounds has been simulated by small explosive charge
these motion algorithms and techniques. This test suite is a software package that can be run on a UNIX based workstation as well as a WI
r a variety of toxic gases generated by military weapons systems. Spectral Sciences, Inc. (SSI) proposes to build a Gallium Arsenide Semicon
ed infrared focal plane arrays (IRFPAs). Current MOCVD growth processes operate in an uncontrolled mode and require frequent calibration
nvolve design, fabrication, and mounting of single high power CW diode laser array bars and the fiber pigtailing of these bars into complete
ting in the 8 to 20 um wavelength region. In the proposed design, superlattices with different periods corresponding to two different wavele
ricated in HgCdTe prepared by MOCVD. The proposed detector is a two terminal, HgCdTe, n-p-n heterostructure which can be thought of a
TICAL (nlo) EFFECTS, WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY METALORGANIC CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION (MOCVD). IT IS WELL KNOWN THAT MOC
(2) OF HIGH CRYSTALLINE PERFECTION TO SERVE AS THE BASE IN HIGH TEMPERATURE HETEROJUNCTION TRANSISTORS. THE FINAL TRANS
eoretical calculations predict that InTlSb offers many potential advantages over HgCdTe and III-V quantum well infrared photodetectors (QW
eddy current nondestructive evaluation (NDE) of materials. A SQUID offers new technology for measurement of magnetic flux at low frequ
lities. Site-specific human health risk assessments of petroleum contamination, particularly at weathered sites, may save millions of dollars
rmed. The desired SCA will accept both analog and digital inputs, and will provide graphics and text output on a screen and for external sto
LATION OF GEOPHYSICAL PROCESSES. THIS MACHINE WILL BE A MEDIUM-SCALE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MARGOLUS CAM-8 ARCHITECT
polycarbosilane preceramic polymer is proposed. This proprietary liquid resin thermosets to a rubbery solid at 200-400 C, permitting fabrica
soman will be synthesized. A protein conjugate will be used for monoclonal catalytic antibody production. A key element of the hapten is t
e classical Eaton synthesis to yield cubane 1,4-dicarboxylic acid in five steps involves a key photochemical reaction. The steps before and aft
predictions. This can be accomplished through the automated use of previous experience, which consists of information on existing parts. T
oad infrastructure and is therefore of particular interest to the USDOT and the IVHS program. The Georgia DOE has agreed to participate wi
t memory media not presently available. Rewritable multi-layered optical storage media promise to increase removable disk computer per
ated laminating materials. This effort will develop laminating materials and processes that will be compatible with existing superconducting
egion from l.4 to um. We offer a unique approach which uses optical parametric oscillator (OPO) crystals to provide a small, efcient and re
terial systems for high specific stiffness and temperature capabilities. Improved crack detection and material property measurement techn
otropic, reliable, environmentally benign reactive ion etching (RIE) for complex-oxide films. The RIE Process will be optimized such that it is
video data over noisy narrow bandwidth radiolinks. These algorithms will incorporate a variety of supplemental image processing capabiliti
to enable novel, low-cost MRI machine designs. The key components of these coils are high-temperature superconducting (HTS) thin films
IZING SUPERCONDUCTING MAGNETS ARE VERY PROMISING FOR MANY APPLICATIONS (ex., COOLING SENSORS) DUE TO THEIR LONG-LIFE
and multi-layers on the substrate of choice. The constraints imposed by the epitaxial, single crystal growth of superconducting thin films, w
ar. A process is proposed that destroys organics either on an adsorption bed in-situ or in a secondary reactor at mild conditions (170-250 de
erature and thin film thickness are two most critical variables in many production processes such as chemical vapor deposition (CVD), rapid
als to construct a voltage tunable phase shifter for use in phased array antenna systems. The primary goals of this proposal are to design a
tical data storage and for visible flat panel displays. We propose to meet this need with InGaN. In(x)Ga(1-x)N is a direct, wide band gap sem
gth (14-20 um) infrared detection. The material consists of bandgap engineered GaSb and GaAlSbAs L-valley QW's and its detection is base
oved, particularly in high-temperature turbine sections. Removal of these fasteners for routine maintenance often results in galled, seized o
CANCELLATION TECHNIQUES. FOR DUCTED NOISE, A COMBINATION OF COMMERCIAL ANC EQUIPMENT WITH LOW PRESSURE DROP MUFF
d binder/complete formulations. The isolated consortia will be usable in either in situ or ex situ bioremediation.
METEOROLOGICALLY-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING SUBSTRATE. METEOROLOGY EXPERT SYSTEMS DEAL WITH MANY KINDS OF DATA AND WIT
ures are currently focused on the analysis of completed code. Since an improvement in the design phase of a software product would reduc
sting is performed both by the developer and then later in each phase of the software development. The testing procedure is accomplished
ging and recognizing a single-font character set. This device-called the I1000-includes an area imager (silicon retina), two single-layer analo
mation handling systems, to address systems and technical approaches for high reliability, all weather, multilevel security, EMI and jam-res
hip of the Synectics Corporation: (1) E-Systems (developer of the Joint Service Image Processing System and co-author on the Advanced Tac
nts of Advanced Tactical Air Reconnaissance Ssytem (AATARS) and Tactical Reconnaissance System (TRS). The unique aspect of this proposa
graphs and provide little interaction with the graphics. Data re passive objects to be manipulated by the user. There are not "intelligent agen
ERING CORPORATION (SPEC) HAS DEVELOPED A DIGITAL GAIN CONTROLLED INSTRUMENTATION AMPLIFIER ASIC SYSTEM DESIGN FOR ITAL
iosensor which is capable of detecting and classifying biological materials. SPEC's PRFS biosensor uses lifetime fluorescence to provide: (1)
use technology to support a flyable fast packet switch communications package applicable to a small, low cost commercial or military sate
c propagation through the dense, refractive media of the earth's upper surface. Application of the technique to modern radar and navigati
ng state-of-the-art GaAs integrated circuit and Multi-Chip Module (MCM) technologies. The data acquisition MCM will include an 8-bit ADC
odification data. The database is to contain significant cost estimating criteria and applicable values form previous actual modification and r
e continually under review. Historically there are many submarine applications for readily available commercial electronics equipment. How
al modes are nearly identical to the models of the structural modes which were used to design the notch filter. Unfortunately, for a variety
WING AIRCRAFT, REAL-TIME AIRCRAFT TRAINING AND RESEARCH SIMULATORS MUST INCORPORATE MODELS OF THESE DISTURBANCES TH
he components include the aircraft mathematical model, enviromental models, the simulator visual system, the motion system, the cockpi
ecifications. The use of task-tailored designs and extended flight envelopes has resulted in aircraft whose characteristics are on, or beyond,
nation of the state-of-the-art as it is currently evolving in operations such as Bosnia. This information has been used to identify needs and r
eral years as the means to configure multiple computational nodes into real-time simulation systems. In most cases these simulations were
Tunnel (AWT) and formlate the top-level functional specifications and implementation plan required to (in Phase II) prototype, produce, an
arly transition metal nitrides. These materials have physical and chemical properties which make them interesting candidates for use as ele
e fabrication and testing that will facilitate in process testing and improve thermal management of dense multichip modules (MCMs). Thin
on modules. For electro-optic modulators, polymer-based devices can gave large electro-optic coefcients, small dispersion, larger frequen
ctronics industry in the United States. This technology is based on the development of wavelength-stable semiconductor diode lasers. With
n this proposal, the project objective is to survey, develop, demonstrate and test an information parts management system taht can be used
ocessing. Much of the signal processing needed is difcult to do efciently with digital hardware, as it involves billions of simple operations
develop an electronic design, synthesis, and management tool targeted at low-power, asynchronous circuit design. We will DELIVER a functi
l stochastic neural network classifier. Our architecture is optimized for image processing, and has a predicted single-chip performance of 50
are often larger than the minimum resolvable intensity variation in a single pixel, and consequently, limit the resolution of the system to a
n to support lower echelon forces. In order to provide a responsive system, an easily transportable system capable of operating in a variety
cognition requires orders-of-magnitude improvement in processing capability and an affordable implementation. We are currently develop
hold considerable promise to deliver very high performance and powerful new capabilities, as well as compact physical size, low power and
more. This means that fast arid intelligent range compression and image enhancement must be interposed between the sensor and display
ATION OF NEURAL NETWORKS WITHIN EMBEDDED SOFTWARE SYSTEMS. ALTHOUGH MODELS, IMPLEMENTATIONS, AND APPLICATIONS OF
d measure thickness of non-conductive coatings on both metallic and non-metallic surfaces. The primary objective of the Phase I effort wil
up planning to hands-on cleanup efforts. However, relatively little R&D has realistically addressed real-time on-site tactical support on clean
tions of existing commercial off-the-shelf software packages. The focus of our effort will be on research and development of authoring aids
edge and understanding necessary for development of shipboard dishwashing technologies for cleaning dishes to an acceptable level witho
o high altitude orbits. As a method to enhance the power levels and efciency of the engine, the thermal emissivity of the outer anode sur
e envisioned by combusting hydrogen with air in a regeneratively cooled carbon/carbon composite combustion chamber. Surfaces subjecte
ed. Bore temperatures exceeding the melting point of steel can be easily reached because of the low thermal conductivity of the steel barr
ires a shaft coating. The coating is needed to protect the shaft against wear, which could cause major engine damage. Current coatings are
ts over the surfacesof these parts for a variety of reasons including inspection/quality control; control of surfacing operations such as coati
M TEST OBJECTS AND AN EXISTING SCANNERS ASSEMBLED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
ability to operate in a wide temperature range, as well as in dynamic environments. These properties make the lithium thermal battery a vi
potential of yielding high conductivity for lithium ion.s These novel materials have stable crystal structures and are quite robust up to temp
ITE SKIN STRUCTURE HAS SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED FRACTURE TOUGHNESS AS COMPARED TO THE CORE MATERIAL, WHILE SUBSTANTIA
of napalm. Beginning late in FY93, the Navy expects to accomplish the removal and disposal of the napalm and the aluminum canisters. W
ted compounds used in herbicides, insecticides and wood preservatives. Waste that contains concentrations of TCDD above 1 part per billio
ovide for extremely negligible throat erosion with acceptable wieght in tactical missile system, e.g. ADKEM, applications. The concept deve
ogies: vibration measurements on the pump housing and electromagnetic sensing of pump debris particles. Signals from these sensors are
ing bearing noise. It is proposed to evaluate the feasibility of wing bearing condition assessment. This assessment plan includes test monit
expensive expendable repeater/transponder jammers that can mimic an airborne radar's signal coherently, and modulate it to deceive, con
ntial benefits of introducing photonics technology in advanced active-array radar antennas, for space-based systems technology in advance
monstrate the effectiveness of focal plane array (FPA) radar technology to address significant Navy problems. This includes carrier landing in
cquisition of the radar signals. Both techniques--Coherent Frequency Hopping (CFH) and Coherent Agile Sideband Defense (CASCADE)--atte
rrently no method available relating the effectiveness of the simulator/device to any cost savings to the government. Current models requ
UPLING ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS OF THE NONLINEAR DYNAMICS OF MULTIBODY SYSTEMS INCLUDING COMPLEX/HYBRID BODIES - E.G., W
esearch. Examples include DIS based training programs such as the Close Combat Tactical Trainer (CCTT) and emerging R&D environments
nd plan process account for a large percentage of the development and production time. The production cost per part is higher for single o
and equipment are required. In the current era of downsizing the military forces and facilities, it is important to have high-confidence estim
ns and the destruction of volatile organic chemicals in waste water. Both metal ion and volatile organic contaminants are commonly found
d opportunity for long-range autonomous operations by aircraft of remarkably small size. Aircraft weighing less than 15 kg can now carry av
nvert two-thirds of the fuel energy into waste heat. The recovery and efcient utilization of this waste heat is hindered by its low temperat
e old explosives and propellants are in question and the Army is required to dispose these explosives. The total amount of obsolete explosi
rtual environment simulators used for training purposes. Flight simulators for military and commercial domains require accurate and realisti
SE PERFORMANCE BY REDUCING OR ELIMINATING THE COMPRESSOR DISCHARGE BLEED AIR REQUIRED TO COOL ENGINE COMPONENTS. A
d Flexible Heat Pipe Cold Plate (FHPCP) hardware. Thermacore has successfully designed, fabricated, and tested four FHPCP geometries for
ussian-designed and patented loop heat pipes. This significantly reduces the radiator mass, by eliminating the need for a wick in the adiaba
thermal to electrical energy, with no moving parts. Published conceptual design studies on AMTEC space power systems show that AMTEC
rt of a Joint Surveillance Program, and to identify potential data fusion algorithms to support the timely dissemination of a fused product. T
the late 1880's and was widely used during WWI. Despite intense research to neutralize it action, there are still no viable technologies for p
terostructure FET (C-HFET) digital and MODFET MMW circuits. While their bandgaps enable them to detect 1300 and 1550 nm light, the pr
cations system for IUSS/ASW tactical connectivity. First, the properties and limitations of the undersea environment must be understood an
mmunicating its position through satellite data links to a tactical monitoring and control center would provide valuable assistance to count
rids. Present development of high power field effect transistor (FET) based solid-state sources at millimeter-wave frequencies is hampered
ar applications, the W-Band (94 Ghz) frequency spectrum utilized. A critical issue has arisen in the development of the future W-band elect
OR AN AIRCRAFT TO FOLLOW WHICH IS BOTH FEASIBLE, BASED ON AIRCRAFT KINEMATIC CAPABILITY, AND MINIMIZES THE EXPOSURE OF T
e in finding and destroying these launchers soon became obvious to us as well as the rest of the world. Later it became apparent that we a
e radars do not reliably maintain track on targets whose drag profiles deviate significantly from a priori predictions. The objective of this eff
to precisely control the cursor on a display. We will design, develop, and test a scheme that uses a laser to read a bar pattern inscribed on t
ment of proposed new subsystems incorporating new technology. The template must meet five requirements: incorporate a representation
ganic hydrogen transfer regents to effect N-NO2 scission, as described in the Phase I work plan. The product of this denitration transformati
, and expected increase in active program retirements due to military downsizing. Military use of reclaimed explosives is an attractive alter
assive, and non-burdensome body undergarment theraal manageaent system for the USMC. Based on Biaterials and technologies develope
and constraints be u identified and organized. Several existing tools and methodologi to capture system requirements and constraints and
OF-OF-CONCEPT FOR AN EXPERT SYSTEM BASED, AUTOMATED SOFTWARE TOOL TO ASSIST IN THE MEASUREMENT OF PERFORMANCE AND
sites are precision cast by pressurized infiltration casting. Thin-walled ceramic molds are used to contain and infiltrate complex-shaped pre
Cs) is proposed. The composites are precision cast by pressurized infiltration casting. Thin-walled ceramic molds are used to contain and in
ductor processes and for the monitoring of semiconductor process equipment and techniques as a process control function. All of these te
an be a foundation for an improved delivery system with greater access to higher quality healthcare at a reasonably low cost, for a combin
m is called the Mobile Ordnance Disrupter System (MODS). The current design requires a clear line-of-sight from the vehicle to the ordnan
mperature microelectronics in commercial or military applications. There has been an increasing demand for a high dielectric constant insu
ed on reinforcing fibers by magnetron sputtering under UHV conditions. A post-deposition consolidation will be used to fabricate MMC's d
nt lithium systems are not safe and require special care and caution by the user. An Ultra-safe, high rate, high energy density Li/Mn02 cell p
nal materials, which permits operation at high speed with high efciency and high power output. Unique\'s primary focus is on the applicati
to a single step process. The result of the merger is a spatially selective process that reduces the process steps required for doping by an or
ve path to the integration of monolithic light sources with Si circuitry through the use of semiconducting electroluminescent polymers. In th
Thus patient care capability is diminished because diagnosis and timely intervention might be compromised. In an emergency situation, ci
tant, and able to withstand some level of protection against attack. Due to these requirements, structural design is ideally carried out throu
foot density and greater than 200 ksi compressive modulus, which can be used to provide positive buoyancy to submarines by filling void s
e very shallow water maritime environment. The device proposed herein, an electromagnetic pulse mine countermeasure device, will enh
artery in closed chest patients, and are not accurate because of that. While access to the great vessels is easy during open-heart surgery ma
odels which can be used to assess the impact of theater airlift on warfighting effectiveness. This SBIR phase I effort includes the following ta
oatings on composite structures to promote oxidation resistance, wear resistance and damage protection. We will demonstrate proof of co
nslates directly into increased muzzle velocity which is achieved by increasing propelling charge energy and, possibly even operaitng pressu
SSIBILITIES FOR LOW COST, IMPROVED LOGISTICS, AND GREATER SAFETY) HAVE EXCITED INTEREST AMONG GUNSYSTEM DEVELOPERS FOR
HIS EFFORT WILL BE A STATE-OF-THE-ART CONTROL ACTUATION SYSTEM WITH THE ASSOCIATED MECHANISMS NEEDEDFOR COMBINED TV
s of a range of gun launched projectiles. Critical to the success of this effort is the consederation of each element's impact on other parts o
em for gathering and processing pavement surface distress data including the automated generation of pavement surface distress informati
advantage of the unique attributes of DSCS space and ground segments, compared to other MilBatcom systems. Still, our innovative netwo
ul measure of anti-jam performance for SHF (DSCS) or commercial (C or Ku band) satellite communications. Our proposal presents the top l
from remote sensor sites at sea. The proposed approach uses existing space resources providing a mix of low and high bandwidth users w
roposed. The IMU design is based upon the silicon accelerometers developed by Waddan Systems. A pair of these devices, mounted on in
on injury potential of aircraft crew escape systems is proposed. The design is based upon the silicon micromachining technology developed
lifetimes, negligible anode-cathode (A-K) gap closure, reproducible functioning under high repetition pulsing, uniform current density, and
hemical sensor suite composed of an array of the newly developed porous silicon chemical sensors. The Expert Sensor architecture provide
tem (INS) to be packaged within a 60 mm projectile is prosed. The IMU sensor cluster design proposed is based upon the inertial silicon se
iform stoichiometric composition from seed to tail, and are free from arsenic precipitaties. The nature of the phase diagram suggests that
or high density packaging/interconnect applications. Presently, there are many problems in joining these very dissimilar materials to form r
which has a useable gain of over 0 dBi and which can operate without degredation of these characteristic parameters in the presence of a
n the vast knowledge of earlier acoustic lens research, the proposed study emphasizes the system integration with the objectives of compa
lications. The self-reinforced AlN to be developed in this project will have room-temperature properties of 1000 MPa flexural strength and
condition of solid propellant in a solid rocket motor. The device will consist of an intrinsically safe, noncontacting rotating head that will em
te flight conditions. A cylindrical balance 2 inches in diameter and 6 inches long that uses a set of X-flexures will be considered as a candida
UALITY TO REDUCE SCATTER SUFFICIENTLY FOR MANY APPLICATIONS. A RESEARCH INVESTIGATION WILL BE CONDUCTED TO DETERMINE TH
ULTED IN POWERFUL, COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE SYSTEMS FOR IMAGE ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION. COMPOSITE MATERIALS RESEARC
UHF Satellite Communications (SATCOM) antenna for beyond-line-of-sight communications, and participation in Navy communications ne
ost in board configuration flexibility for making optimal use of space in electronic packaging, improving performance of electronics package
wer, low-gain antennas operating in selected portions of the 2-200OMHz frequency band. Our approach is two-fold: firstly, we propose to u
complete surface separation with EHD mechanisms. The lubricant, supplied internally or externally as a vapor, eliminates complex hardwar
ity will develop and prototype high performance, scalable, data parallel join algorithms. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Highe
general. Special attention for mounting racks, brackets, modular armor and other types of equipment and hardware on combat and tactica
onditions. The new adhesive will be a blood activated, single agent system which is applied directly to the site of bleeding. It consists chiefl
ity and ability to manufacture large scale production quantities with a supply base that will allow the military ground vehicle manufacturer
etector arrays; identifies the superior architecture for UV, x-ray, gamma ray and energetic particle imaging; demonstrates charge transfer in
ms containing JP4 constituents and chlorinated organics, for example, in-situ bioremediation can sometimes require augmentation, such as
r use in Space-Based Surveillance Systems without the use of Cryo-coolers, or uncooled. It is based on a major breakthrough achieved at X
nsmitter and battery packaged in a volume typical of the explosive warhead fill of submunitions such as SFW, SADARM and WAM. the goal
eneous support for rapid prototyping of hard real-time embedded systems using Luqi's PSDL as the executable prototyping language and f
RVATION BY NUMEROUS RADARS, OPTICS SENSORS, AND TELEMETRY STATIONS. IN NON-NOMINAL MISSIONS, AND IN COMPLEX NOMINA
sed in underwater vehicles. We intend to achieve that objective by advancing the state-of_the-art of bipolar electrodes, where both positiv
ations that require storm water flow metering and collection of both grab samples (in response to a rainfall event of a specified intensity) a
COOLERS IS PROPOSED. IT WILL OFFER IMPROVED PERFORMANCE IN TERMS OF RELIABILITY, UNIFORMITY, COST AND EFFICIENCY. THE REG
uitable for Automated Fiber Placement (AFP) technology, while defined, does not include a low cost methodology for producing high quali
L SHEAR RATES AT WHICH HIGHLY FILLED MATERIALS START TO DECOMPOSE IS DISCUSSED. A DEVICE SIMILARY TO ONE PROPOSED IN THIS
atically if treatment is delayed for more than one hour. The ability to remotely sense and assess the severity of wounds would enhance sup
s. The system will use the Projection-Moire concept, whereby a high-density line-set of Master Grating is projected on the investigated surf
or nor the responder need to transmit distinguishable electromagnetic signals which can act as beacons to enemy anti-radiation weapons.
eramic composite components for expendable turbine engines. In Phase I, optimum processing parameters for a small scale reactor d(4" di
A COMPOSITE MATERIAL CERAMIC (CMC) FABRICATION PROCESS FOR SILICON CARBIDE (SIC) MIRRORS AND OPTICAL COMPONENTS. THE P
arts to density levels of 95% or greater is proposed. A systematic approach for independently varying the microwave power and reactant p
offers the potential for a tough, low permeability rocket thruster. A previous Phase I SBIR program demonstrated that exceptional damage
to provide short-range forecasts of cloud cover. In Phase I Visidyne proposes to investigate the limits of the temporal extrapolation of sate
pulmonary artery catheters are used each year in the U.S. We have appliedartificial neural networks to improve the accuracy of the therma
HE MATERIAL PROPERTIES HAS BEEN A MAJOR STUBLING BLOCK TO ACHIEVING SUCCESSFUL AND REPRODUCIBLE DEVICE PROPERTIES. IN
ATELLITE IMAGERY. IN PHASE I, WE WILL CONCENTRATE ON USING A NEURAL NETWORK IN THE FIRST STEP IN THE DERIVATIO OF CLOUD M
WARE AND ITS COMPLEMENTING SOFTWARE. TODAY NO TOOLS ARE AVAILABLE THAT CAN PROVIDE A TIGHT INTEGRATION OF HARDWAR
MENA APPEAR. ONE SUCH EFFECT, COULOMB BLOCKADE, REPRESENTS A FRONTIER AREA OF RESEARCH IN APPLIED NANOSCIENCE. HOWEV
ALUE PROBLEM FOR THE SCHROEDINGER EQUATION ON MULTIDIMENSIONAL SPATIAL DOMAINS. ACCURATE AND PRACTICAL NUMERICAL
TENTIAL IN REDUCING SOFTWARE COSTS BY INCREASING PROGRAMMER PRODUCTIVITY, ENHANCING SOFTWARE QUALITY, AND PROMOTIN
TION. THIS DEVICE IS SENSITIVE TO WIND AND MOTION (AS ON BUOYS), CANNOT MEASURE RAIN RATE, AND REQUIRES FREQUENT MAINT
ESULTED IN STATIC AND DYNAMIC MECHANICAL PROPERTIES COMPARABLE TO WROUGHT TITANIUM ALLOYS. THE DEVELOPMENTS OVERC
NDERSTANDING OF THE GLOBAL CO2 CYCLE, AND DORMULATE INTELLIGENT CO2 MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES. WE PROPOSE TO MONITOR T
CONDUCTING SILICA INSTEAD OF WIRES, THEY CAN OPERATE IN HIGH ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD ENVIRONMENTS AND EXPLOSION HAZAR
SINGLY COMPLEX. OPERATION WITH CONFLICTING GOALS IS GETTING MORE DIFFICULT. METHODS ARE NEEDED TO SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROV
ARE CURRENTLY BEING ADDRESSED BY REDUCING THE SENSITIVITY OF EXISTING PARTICULATE DETECTORS. IN THIS WORK, THE FEASIBILITY
EARCH (PHASE 1) REQUIRED TO DEFINE A HYBRID SMARTCARD READER (HSR) IN A PCMCIA CARD FORM FACTOR, AND TO DEVELOP IT IN P
ITIVITY AND SPECIFICITY WITH WHICH SMOKE, FLAMES, AND OTHER COMBUSTION PRODUCTS ARE MEASURES. THERE EXISTS A DISTINCT
LID STANDARDS AND ALGORITHMS FOR THE STANDARDIZATION OF NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROPHOTOMETERS. THIS EFFORT, COUPLED WITH
G SYSTEM TO FACILITATE THE ORGANIZATION OF, AND ACCESS TO, BUILDING GRAPHIC AND ALPHA-NUMERIC DATA REQUIRED FOR FIRE HA
TO ASSESS CONDITION-SPECIFIC OUTCOMES, CONDUCT COMPARATIVE ANALYSES, AND INTERPRET THE CLINICAL RELEVANCE, WILL SHAPE
ITES. THIS TRANSPONDER WILL
GNETIC RADIATION. TO BE USEFUL FOR TRANSFER STANDARD RADIOMETERS, IT IS NECESSARY THAT THE HTSC FILM QUALITY SHOULD BE V
TRY. IT IS BASED ON TWO INNOVATIONS: A PROPOSED POLARFASH PHASE-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER, AND A HIGH-SPEED 3-PHASE DEMODU
SURFACE SO OIL SLICKS TEND TO REFLECT VERY LITTLE MICROWAVE POWER. IMAGING RADARS ARE THEREFORE ABLE TO MAP THE SHAPE
REPRESENTING COMPLEX AND ABSTRACT CARTOGRAPHIC FEATURES AS COMPOSITES OF SIMPLER FEATURES. SEPARATE DEVELOPMENTS I
D OF THREE LEVELS OF CONFORMACE, FULL SQL, INTERMEDIATE SQL, AND ENTRY SQL. ENTRY SQL IS A SLIGHTLY ENHANCED VERSION OF
MEASUREMENT PROBLEMS. THIS IS PARTICULARLY TRUE IN LIGHT OF THE RECENTLY ADOPTED FASTENER QUALITY ACT (PL 101-595/HR30
OST, WIDE COVERAGE MEASUREMENTS TO THE INTERIOR OF THE OCEAN. PHASE I DEVELOPMENT PROPOSES THE SLOCUM PROFILER, AN
G AN AIRBORNE COASTAL DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (ACDMS). THE ACDMS WILL BE USED TO CONTROL AND INTEGRATE THE DATA FRO
OF ULTRA-LOW-NOX SYSTEMS. CURRENTLY, ONLY COSTLY SELECTIVE CATALYTIC REDUCTION (SCR) SYSTEMS CAN ACHIEVE VERY HIGH LEVELS
ECHNOLOGIES FOR VOCS HAVE BEEN OXIDATION OR CARBON ABSORPTION BUT RECENTLY MEMRANES HAVE SHOWN EFFECTIVENESS. PRE
THE COST BY 50% OR MORE. THIS RESEARCH IS TARGETED TOWARDS DEVELOPING A SIMPLE COST EFFECTIVE TECHNOLOGY TO DESTROY C
ALYTIC CONVERTER IS COLD, AND IS A SIGNIFICANT SOURCE OF ACID RAIN. THIS PROJECT WILL DETERMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF REVERSIBLY
ES AND LARGE REACTION EXOTHERMICITIES. THE SIMPLICITY OF THE PROPOSED SENSOR CONCEPT PROMISES AN ECONOMIC AND RELIAB
BY REINFORCING RECYCLED PLASTICS SUCH AS POLYETHYLENE WITH SCRAP PREPREG AND SUITABLE BINDERS, AN ECONOMICAL USEFUL
val equipment. However, recent fleet user surveys cast doubt as to the effectiveness of basic corrosion training currently being conducted.
processes are needed to produce components from advanced materials that are affordable and competitive on a cost basis with current m
for an automated tool which will gather and organize information, facilitate documentation of alternative concepts, tie the components of
ze of the unit to rise rapidly as the discharge time required increases, since most of the weight and size comes with the batteries. Replacing
vironment that preserves the inherent speed and thoughput of the devices. A wide variety of production processes has resulted in a lack of
candidate fuel cell power source for many military and commercial applications. In order to make PEM fuel cell power sources cost-compe
er or subject to high levels of moisture while simultaneously experiencing large shear loads. Each of these synthetic polymer formulations s
is capable of producing an effluent with a biological oxygen demand (BOD) and suspended solids less than 30 ppm with 95% rejection of o
low cost to large effective aperture sizes. Second, it offers a uniquely light-weight and flexible form factor for shorter range aerial applicatio
anding and expensive process. This research will develop tools to facilitate constructing and understanding such models based on sound d
ew industrial products have been developed and manufactured with increasing complexity and sophistication so has the need for increasin
non-intrusive optical diagnostic, which combines the inherent sensitivity of Frequency Modulated (FM) spectroscopy, with the high spectra
CCURACY. THE METHOD UTILI ZED A PULSED LASER BEAM TO "WRITE" AN ARBITRARY PATTERN INTO ORDINARY AIR BY MEANS OF STIMUL
grated with their packages for optimum thermal manangement, electromagnetic isolation from the environment, etc. We propose to apply
nology availability. To build technical credibility and reflect fiscal reality, acquisition planning must be linked to the development planning p
y machine proposed for Phase II will achieve rapid image acquisition by taking a sequence of video frames as the bobbin is rotated and tra
e numerous new water purification and ultrasonic and related low-detergent cleaning techniques. This Phase I effort will include: a complet
ppler signals, continuous wave signals, and low probability of intercept signals. Off-The-Shelf wide-band receivers are not suitable for wide-
matic. However, new technologies hold promise to solve these problems. First, we propose to determine specific technical requirements fro
nstruction and integration, have a marked impact on people's ability to solve complex, ambiguous problems. In the effort proposed herein
iding leader performance and problem solving. In the effort prposed herein the literature bearing on the development and application of m
d this technique in a variety of fixed-beam antenna applications (Examples are shown herein). It is particularly effective at 35 GHz and 94 G
OR EACH IDENTIFIED FAILURE MODE. GUIDELINES WILL ALSO BE PROVIDED FOR IMPROVING DESIGN CRITERIA FOR FUTURE SHIPS BASED O
ns of reducing the detectability of the CRRC(S) is to decrease the bow wave and wake of the craft that will enhance the survivability of the
lso be addressed, such as the ability to simulate realistic target, clutter, and ECM signals according to the requirements of the test. The des
which has proven to have been very successful in ground-to-air and air-to-ground applications. During Phase I yhe system requirements wi
filters. The neural filter has a more genral structure and has been proven to approximate any nonlinear dynamic system to any desired degr
tion technique is proposed that has very los associated costs and has the potential to produce fully dense B4C. In addition, the process allo
nted lattice structure; and second, a molecular environment around fullerenes that is highly electronegative. The lattice structure of fullere
rties, show the best boradband limiting performance of all known material sand are extremely effective in the nanosecond pulse regime. T
n bottoms for marine biology, oceanography, bottom topography, mining, harbor pollution assessment, etc., but in addition would be ideal
filter designs which include insulating ferrite materials utilize the phenomenon of ferromagnetic resonance (FMR), we propose the use of
SHEAR BANDING WHICH HELPS THE PROJECTILE MAINTAIN A SELF-SHARPENED CHISELED NOSE THERBY PENETRATING FURTHER THAN TU
l applications. In order to utilize this wasted energy to synthesize new and exotic materials, specialty chambers and equipment are needed
ition and dry pressing. These electrodes will be fully characterized as hydrogen electrodes in C60Hx-air fuel cells. The nature of the electro
a fracture mechanics treatment of the stable growth of partially-bridged surface and internal (penny-shaped) cracks with a compliance ana
s advanced aircraft continues, weight savings becomes a critical parameter in the design of aircraft components. Many of these component
act by high velocity ice shards (300 to 500 knots) shed from the rotor blades. The current panel design of E-glass fabric laminates has show
ety of components such as automotive clutches, brakes, and liners, due to its friction and heat transfer characteristics. Recently, within the
ERVE AS A FOCAL POINT FOR ARCHIVING AND REFERENCE. IN ADDITION, FREQUENTLY A COMPLETE SET OF DATA FROM A MATERIAL IS NO
e known to provide these levels of desired ductility. In this Phase I effort, we propose three different approaches to producing tungsten nan
complex shape and large scale production potential. The basic process is also fairly mature, and is practiced by a growing number of mate
onia with domain structure containing (
er microstructural details of materials in use and of new materials under development will be identified. Critical sizes and other parameters
. At present, applications for these innovative transducer materials are limited by the lack of a cost-effective manufacturing technology for
MATERIALS AND WILL HAVE LOW DIELECTRIC CONSTANT AND HIGH THERMAL STABILITY. POLYMERS WITH SUPERIOR ELECTRICAL, THERMA
properties among organic polymers and, yet, are projected to be competitively priced at commercial production levels. Composites fabricat
rray of properties among organic polymes and, yet, are projected to be competitively priced at commercial production levels. Surprisingly f
ORETICAL RESEARCH IN THIS AREA AND WILL BE INTEGRATED WITH ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING: USER PRESENTATION GRAPHICS P
onductivity in the absence of condensed water. The need for water management systems adds considerable weight to present fuel cells and
ze existing and proven technologies. The system will consist of the following: 1. Sudden expansion burner for exhaust re-heat. 2. System fo
L BE DESIGNED FOR APPLICATION ON THE SUNSTRAND TJ-90 ENGINE AND WILL UTILIZE EXISTING AND PROVEN TECHNOLOGIES. THE SYST
relativistic klystron operating at 12.0 GHz with 120Hz pulse repetition rate and a minimum pulse width of 1.0 microsecond. The analysis, de
ad spectrum of temperatures. The heart of the technology is the use of polytetrafluoroethylene (TFE .1u pore size) ultrafiltration membran
de technical training to National Guard soldiers at home. The project builds on a recent Navy effort that examined the effectiveness of an ad
ale for developing phthalonitrile resins as advanced materials to meet numerous Naval needs for lightweight, high-performance for aircraft
team approach will develop a lightweight, armored, low observable craft launchable from submarines, aircraft, and surface vessels. Comm
ls planned for the initial inclusion in the system are a lexicon organized along semantic and lexical lines, a syntactic analyzer that applies a n
NSORS ARE ALLOWED TO BE WITHIN A FEW KILOMETERS OF THE SITE. THERE ARE MANY CAUSES OF EM EMISSIONS, INCLUDING CABLE CU
at were developed while supporting high technology RCS measurement needs. The efforts in Phase I will focus on experimenting with seve
tire theater and all warfare areas simultaneously. This composite warfare environment is intensely information driven, and the ultimate effe
nance and survivability. Flexibility to vary the scanned field of view and to concentrate on individual items of interest is extremely desirable
SERS ARE LIMITED IN OUTPUT POWER DUE TO CATASTROPHIC DEGRADATION AT THE OUTPUT FACET, AND REQUIRE BEAM-SHAPING OPTIC
gn will allow combining of data from virtually any GPS receiver with data from any inertial system in a Kalman filter. This method of integra
gh the selective constructive and destructive interference of the optical waves. However, the use of dispersive media in the filter allows enh
mmercially available, space mission utility simulator. It will run on available workstations and will allow the user to quantify mission perfor
e proposed vehicle and conduct a formal review of a specific point design and the methods employed to hold down cost. Phase I will result
e larger and wider than has previously been examined and will allow optimum, real-time control of the process parameters. This source te
pplication of DoD Traveling Wave Tube (TWT) technology will enable an increase in the production rate of thermoset PMC products -- signifi
hydrogen atoms are produced by electron impact dissociation of hydrogen gas in a dense plasma generated in a novel type of a microwave
method of sensing the weld pool oscillations, 3) a more efcient method of weld pool excitation, and 4) a model-based relation of pool dy
ber mount that can be used to enhance the passive or active isolation characteristics of the mount. The use of rubber mounts is the prefer
ration Desert Storm are recent reminders of this unpleasant fact of warfare. Technology is now available, however, to largely eliminate the
ersome and often requires large amounts of power. Phased array beam scanning is lossy at millimeter wavelengths and and becomes very d
with a height greater than the suspension travel of the vehicle. The detectability of such sensors has often been a deterrent to their use, how
of ARM devices favors passive rather than active modes. An analytical Model of the passive scenario predicts that atmospheric attenuation
wever, the full promise of GPR remains to be fulfilled. The proposed project is an effort to apply an innovative GPR technique and specialize
ostationary communication signals to separate spectrally overlapping signals (cochannel interference). The evaluation will be performed by
ARE MAINTAINED BY APPLYING STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROLS (SPCS) TO TEST STRUCTURES FABRICATED ALONGSIDE PRODUCT MICROCI
was first demonstrated in 1983. In the past 10 years, many advancements have been made using spectroscopic methods and other techniqu
mical concentrations. Key features of the instrument are its portability, low-power consumption, and the ability to program it for a specific a
ations mean clandestine weapons tests may be detonated slightly above or below a land or water surface. However, there exists a substanti
ON OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNIQUES CAN HELP REDUCE AIRCREW WORKLOAD IN THE AREA OF AIR, SURFACE, AND SUB-SURFACE
-specific tasks will be examined. The results will be used to develop a mathematical model for predicting motor performance in novel situa
s has been the instability of the lithium electrode-polymer electrolyte interface. The objective of the proposed program is to develop signifi
organic cation for the alkali metal cation in the alkali metal chloride-aluminum chloride melts. Some chemical and physical properties of me
MAN TASK PERFORMANCE DATA FROM VIDEO RECORDINGS AND OTHER ANCILLARY DATA SOURCES. MOREOVER, THIS VIDEO DATA EXTRAC
evelopment in portable computers and communication devices, such as cellular telephones, have also created a need for batteries with ev
ectrolytes. They will operate in the range of temperatures from room temperature to 260oC. A high single cell voltage and low cell resistan
on through highly dispersive medium, b) medium response to the pulse, c) inverse scattering problems, d) localization of the energy deposi
roach is described to use 96-well microtiter plate technology and robots to screen rapidly microorganisms for their bioremediation capabili
key element of the process will be development of an adhesive specifically for the application, and a method to uniformly apply the adhes
enting conditions found in precision parallel wound high speed payout dispensers typical of those undergoing development for applications
y and the tensile strength. The phase I effort will demonstrate proof of the concept. In Phase 11, the process variables will be optimized to
hic dual-band approach, 2) Identify Si readout (R/O) circuits, 3) Plan critical material and detector experiments, 4) Provide a monolithic dua
With lightweight, low power, GPS receivers, military units in the field can pinpoint their global position with great accuracy. In addition to p
claims processing system will soon undergo rapid change with the introduction of rapid payment transaction processing systems. The emph
alternative reduced contamination binder systems and removal methods, and examine the feasibility of binderless processing of powder/m
for correlation with observed field behavior. Scanning electron microscopy examination will be employed to identify the location and chara
control system. The goal of the project is to develop a process and methodology that will support the evaluation and research on the applic
ll-to-medium WAVES/VHDL examples, test the set, and derive confirmed guidelines from the results of this testing. We are able to propose
ensional measurements of the nonlinear and/or nonstationary characteristics and allow system identification beyond usual linear and time
apable of aiding in the discrimination of different types of seismic events, particularly those detected at regional distances out to 2,000 km
has been shown through simulations to be very effective in antimultipath processing. This approach is based on implementing a multipath
esolving the ambiguities. The problem with existing AR algorithms is that they require many consecutive measurements over a long period
nd a pseudolite (PL) which broadcasts the landing signal and GPS data corrections to the aircraft. The RR also is used to automatically surve
ncomplete degradation. The ability of white-rot fungi to degrade ring structures may make it useful in degradation of these ordnance comp
oth the aircraft and missile sensors. This approach minimizes the required missile electronics while providing a highly accurate integrated G
olleagues, and resolving conflicts. While the simulators used to train pilots or tank crews are very expensive, a new generation of authoring
ach to a host computer's memory bus, network-based accelerators can be shared by all of the hosts on the network, and can provide contin
ield conventional efciency and ultrafast recombination times. The combination of pulsed UV/X-ray sources and efcient and ultrafast sens
experimental investigation of critical material and fabrication issues related to stencil masks leading to a Phase II proof-of-concept demons
to come. Nanotronics, Inc. has initiated a research effort that promises to change the paradigm in mass storage, thereby enabling up to 10
S NOT REQUIRING TRADITIONAL COILS AND TRANSFORMERS FOR TUNING AND MATCHING FUNCTIONS. NTC'S CIRCUITS ARE DISTINGUISH
microwave HTS demonstration components have been in the form of hybrid distributed circuits. Major further application advances are be
nd increase profitability of commercial operations. Key to the success of an active control system is the development of a um scale flow con
the yield and reliability of populated MCMs can be realized. A tool which detects potential problems during substrate manufacture, reduce
on the maximum stowable fin span of a weapon. Current aircraft such as the F-117 and future aircraft such as the F-22 are designed with i
ISSILES IN DYNAMIC MULTI-AXIS MANEUVERS. AN INNOVATIVE COMBINATION OF THEORY AND EXPERIMENT WILL PRODUCE IMPROVED M
ed on higher-order cumulant sequences and the associated frequency-domain representations called polyspectra. These generalizations o
ys exists in image sequences, most video compression techniques use 2D coding to achieve spatial compression and motion compensated d
anning). The language will be based on a rigorous modeling framework and will include the capability to run simulations in "normal", "fast"
ch control command. Thus the controller is more effective for systems having periodic behavior than the usual horizon-of-one controllers.
oal, effective sensing technologies and high resolution sensor processing techniques need to be developed. The objective of this project is t
a true 3D image in a volumetric storage medium from a series of 2D cross sectional images. Based on the currently available technologies w
er optic cable to inject the symbology within the optical train of the night vision device. Besides decreased image tube life, bulkiness, and a
as projectiles has been accomplished with private funds. However, due to the unavailability of mechanisms to propoel larger projectiles ont
The higher GMRs of 6% to 8% compared with 2% magnetoresistance for previously used materials will result in a 10 fold or more improvem
ther linear beam tubes, but these devices are presently large and heavy. North Star Research Corp. (NSRC) proposes to develop a transform
ing can, to a large extent, be conducted in batch process. However, this new integration concept becomes practical and advantageous only
new radio systems, extensive attention has not been devoted to solving tactical user problems confronting troops in the field. Such aspect
monstrate potential, and (3) define potential for property enhancements and cost reductions that could be achieved through continued dev
ntaminated soils at low level radioactive waste disposal sites is prohibitively expensive. Methods to remove DU with particle sizes less than
holographic device applications. It seems advantageous to selectively optimize the promising materials for particular applications. We prop
NING BY MEANS OF THE APPLICATION OF AN ELECTRICAL CONTROL SIGNAL. THIS NOVEL APPROACH OFFERS THE ADVANTAGES OF A WIDE
to perform these functions. The proposed tracking and targeting system would be a multi-target multi--sensor tracking system that would
sub-nanoseconds. The proposed device is based on a recently discovered ferroelectric-semiconductor interface phenomenon, at Clemson
STUDY WILL USE A CURRENT STATE-OF-THE-ART MISSILE SENSOR, WHICH DOES NOT CONTAIN BOES, AS THE BASIS FOR COMPARISON. THI
nerability assessment study requires the results from lhundres or thousands of independent attack scenarios wun with varying input param
n radiation induced by the axis-encircling gyrating beam, while the outer conductor of the structure supports radial standing waves that pr
E EFFECTIVE TRAINING AND PLANNING DEVICES, COMBAT SIMULATION SYSTEMS OFTEN LACK THE PERFORMANCE REQUIRED FOR HIGH FID
Engagement (CE). Cooperative Engagement may be defined as the optimum utilization of the collective sensor, C3, and weapon resourece
simultaneously operate in aginve area, each with its unigque frequency hopping pattern. As a practical mattter, however, there are several
the maintenance functions of large-scale systems. Further, OpTech proposes to combine this decision support tool with existing CAD-based
kaged ICs soldered onto a printed circuit board. Bare dies are packaged together on a small substrate area, resulting in higher chip densities
ll allow a compact, lightweight, and eye-safe laser velocimeter system to be constructed for airborne use. Phase I of the program will invol
ND ALLOW FABRICATION OF LASERS WITH MODULATION BANDWIDTHS WELL BEYOND 25 GHz. THE APPROACH TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THE
DIATION HARDNESS THE OBJECT OF THIS RESEARCH IS TO SYNTHESIZE HOMOPOLYMER SMALL BATCHES OF FLUORINATED METHACRYLATE
addresses the establishment of planar (N4) and volume (N5) "smart" global (multi-dimensional) optical interconnects for digital optoelectr
optomechanical system to work in conjunction with the reconfigurable detector array currently under development in a separate Phase I SB
l and relatively uniform spot within the material in order to "trigger" or activate the material and cuase it to become non-transmissive of th
heavy metal fluoride glass (ZBLAN). This amplifier, labeled TDFFOA, or a Thulium-Doped Fluoride Fiber Optical Amplifier, will become a key
key components for short haul communication systems in the first telecommunication window and other dual-use technologies. This comm
e exhaust nozzle of the engine during tests conducted in AEDC test cells. The viewing system will provide point-to-point mapping of emitted
HLY VISUAL PIECE OF COURSEWARE (MODULE) TO TEACH A SINGLE CONCEPT OF PHYSICS. THE MODULE MUST BE DESIGNED TO MAKE USE
YING OUT MEASUREMENTS IN AN ASSEMBLED LABORATORY SET-UP. WE WILL COMPARE THESE RESULTS WITH OUR THEORETICAL PREDICT
nalysis will be used to study the missile dynamic behavior at high angles of attack. The use of various flight control actuator modes such as c
uring Phase II of this program by integrating test techniques selected during Phase I of this SBIR into OTI's existing SADCA test environment.
techniques to manipulate simulation codes unmodified. The optimization techniques will be based on both traditional numerical optimiza
nformation to optical PM modulated signals (data compression); 2) optical telemetry via fiber (can be long distance); 3) optical reception a
iming. Optical gyroscopes have potential to meet these requirements. When the sensitivity requirements is relaxed to 1o/sec, which satisfi
o any individual user and so requires high compression ratios, and (2) the channel itself is inherently noisy. Unlike traditional compression s
d low latency interconnects. The networks should be scalable, modular, and interoperable. We propose a distributed ATM optical interconn
and high data transfer rates for the most demanding applications. The use of removable media keeps the cost per megabyte low. While th
because of the high parallelism of the devices and the crosstalk and isolation characteristics. The novelty of this proposal is that we seek to
monstrated in fiber form for only a single channel. The parallel realization proposed here is based on free space optics, and uses the multiple
e as long as 75 microseconds. The holographic Bragg cell will be used in signal processing as a replacement for acousto-optic Bragg cells. It
ution. Essential elements of the design are 1) an integrated optical waveguide phase modulator that imparts a phase modulation on an opti
nsors for real-time in-cylinder combustion pressure measurement. By employing a novel tapered optical fiber-based sensor design to signifi
IGHT VALVE TECHNOLOGY WHICH USES CRT ELECTRNICS TO DRIVA A DENSE ARRAY OF DEFORMABLE MIRRORS. THIS LIGHT VALVE, CALLED
real-time software reliability and decrease development costs. ORINCON proposes an innovative method for dynamically displaying real-tim
h the bat and dolphin sonar systems has increased dramatically through the efforts of university and government researchers. Additional p
o meet the requirements against these targets. Often, multiple active sonars are used in close proximity. There is a need to plan coordinate
ACH HAS BEEN USED VERY SUCCESSFULLY TO RECOGNIZE NONSTATIONARY SIGNALS FROM UNDERWATER ACOUSTIC SENSORS AND FROM
architecture systems (e.g., per companion topic ARPA 94-080). Our Phase I effort will develop a detailed second-generation design for the
atigue, stress, head injury, epilepsy, and sleep disorders. The primary means of EEG analysis today is the manual reading of long paper strip
otion also add to the problem. ORINCON proposes a novel approach to intruder detection that uses a statistical differencing technique on m
ational significance. OINCON will utilize recurrent neural networks to model the fatigue life of various components of the U.S. Army Ch-47 H
to perform in-depth analysis of data having high levels of background noise or clutter. Much of this background includes acoustic emissions
on by analogy, called "correlithms." Research into dataware engineering has recently suggested a new and potentially very powerful analys
les o Global surveillance. In this proposal we will describe a means of measuring the fine spectrl signature of targets with in the field of vie
work is worthy of support under the stated criteria for developing new concepts for sensor architecture and pre-processing multispectral s
measure effectively. Often times the laser radiation is a secondary reflection and not necessarily directed along the optical axis of the laser
ES THE CAPABILITY TO MEASURE THE FINE SPECTRAL SIGNATURES OF TARGETS WITH A RESOLUTION OF LESS THAN 0.01 UM IN THE MID IN
produce an effluent with BOD levels less than 30 ppm. In response to that need, Osmotek proposes to develop a DOC system that shows e
em tools. The problems associated with large scale expert systems include: integration of large "legacy" databases, lack of expert system to
shooter/victim, respectively; operating instructions; schematics; parts lists and troubleshooting guide. The IFF system proposed can be int
ns and Nuclear Capabilities Acquisition Process models (CWCAP and NCAP, respectively) for estimating the status of indigenous production
ovide essential information required for specification verification, data gathering or flightline testing of IR and EO sensors. The envisional ba
ave (or RF) region. Pacific-Sierra Research Corporation (PSR) is currently evaluating five candidate dichroic beamsplitter elements in a relat
elect appropriate training techniques based on Task 1 results, (3) identify a candidate training medium, and (4) prove medium viability utiliz
roposes to review and analyze a broad range of techniques which offer the potential to reduce F/A-18 aircraft canopy reflections, including
FORT: BASED ON THE ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL AND VLSI TECHNOLOGY IMPLEMENTATION WORK PIONEERED AT STANFORD AND ELSEW
ATERIAL THAT HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO DEMONSTRATE DESIRABLE NONLINEAR PROPERTIES FOR MIXING THE MID-INFRARED AND TERAHE
THAT ARE BELIEVED TO SHOW HIGH MAGNETIC FIELD SENSITIVITY HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AND WILL BE EXPLORED. BECAUSE OF THE HOP
mitations. For example, current packages rely on cartoon-like, predefined, 2-dimensional graphical representations and are difcult to exte
of DU-based alloys is due to its ability to adiabatically shear during penetration events and, thereby, continually self-sharpen itself. It is desi
tes for microwave and milleter wave device applications. The MLEK InP growth technology is being developed by Parke Mathematical Labo
degradation at the electrode/ electrolyte interfaces, a primary factor in limiting rechargeable life and broader commercial value of these ba
mechanical coolers. Despite these benefits, closed-cycle J-T cryocoolers are not often used for sensor cooling applications due to the lack
ess, and the equipment is compact. However, wet etching has had limited application because the etch uniformity is difcult to control. W
y health care provider. The proposed project will develop a system for providing health care providers with accurate and timely pre-admissi
nd government applications. However, at present the fabrication of elements with both high resolution and high diffraction efciency is a d
g high speed underwater rockets and projectiles for the past six years for the Navy, primarily under the sponsorship of the Naval Undersea
Compared to fully active systems, the adaptive-passive system consumes less power, is more reliable and is less costly. The feasibility is dete
te an injection and ignition control strategy which optimizes engine performance in the presence of varying ambient conditions, engine var
Knowledge Test (JKT). Therefore we will develop a multiple-choice JKT using expert aassistance from AP training staff. The JKT will measure
. Unfortunately, the design, fabrication, installation, and alignment of such bearings is an art. Material selection, fabrication processes, qua
ulsion systems will have dual application to the next generation of defense weapon systems and to more efcient commercial aviation ope
entrap particles in the nanometer range. At the same time, the hydrophilc foam will have a low afnity for proteins, suggesting a rapid rele
e gases, specifically carbon dioxide, for selectively dissolving the soluble portions of the exposed resist. Preliminary testing was conducted t
r DOD programs, one on CW simulants, spores, and pathogens, the other on the ability to penetrate intricate, nanoporous, close tolerance,
formulations by employing a process developed by Phasex for habit modification of other explosives: gas anti-solvent (GAS) recrystallizatio
n code running on a Silicon Graphics workstation will be established. Initial work in the area of polarization has been done by the principal
will include kilohertz-range stimulation to regularize the droplet size on the order of 1 - 2 millimeter diameter, enabling close experimental
nce satellites and related spacecraft weapon and remote sensing systems. Such simulations can support a wide range of functional capabiliti
ttentino and CM assets against a missile that is no longer threatening. The combat survivability and effectiveness of military aircraft would b
lel fiber ribbons. Photonics Research Incorporated will team with Unisys Corporation to combine expertises in fabricting arrays of vertical-c
TIVE TO CRT-TYPE AND FLAT-PANEL DISPLAYS CONSISTS OF DIODE LASER ARRAYS WHICH ARE IDEAL PROJECTION DISPLAY DEVICES. THE DEV
ntly operates at higher speeds, lower thresholds, and wider temperature range. This new type of laser, called the vertical-cavity surface-em
university laboratories. The modules will be based on vertical-cavity surface-emmitting lasers integrated discretely or monolithically with o
URES, DESIGNS AND COMPONENTS FOR SUCH A SYSTEM. THIS SYSTEM WILL SOLVE THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH THE LIMITED BAND
F THIS TECHNOLOGY IS TO COMBINE CONVENTIONAL MACRO-OPTICS WITH MICRO-OPTICS IN A SINGLE SYSTEM TO FORM A HYBRID LENS
y employing a general purpose numerical computer simulation tool. VCSEL arrays are promising candidates for a whole new generation of
MANNER. UNFORTUNATELY, ELECTRONICS SUFFER FROM CAPACITIVE AND RADIATIVE FAN-OUT LIMITATIONS THAT GREATLY CONSTRAIN TH
E A PRODUCTION DESIGN FOR A TIR LENS SUITABLE FOR HIGH-EFFICIENCY COUPLING OF A LAMP-S LIGHT INTO A FIBER OPTIC CABLE. THE
L (HOLOGRAPHIC) INTERFEROMETRY; 2) HIGHLY PARALLEL, OPTICAL FOURIER TRANSFORM FEATURE EXTRACTION, AND 3) AN ELECTRONIC
a narrow band intensity response, enabling it to single out a certain temperature range pertaining to the target of interest. In order to imp
by a periodic structure illuminated by coherent light will image itself with variable multiplication depending upon the position of the observ
HBDOP) and demonstrated 32 x 32 hologram array symbolic substitution, hypercube interconnection, and 64 digital processors operating in
gnals. The HPOC design does not rely on exotic coherent optical processing techniques or buldk lens imaging systems. It uses only state-of-
odulation, and an external optical power supply, the LIDIA optoelectronic interconnects are radiation-hardened and fully-compatible with
pid screening biosensor based on the enhancement of fluorescent immunoassay signals by surface plasmon resonance (SPR). The combine
POWER CONSUMPTION ELECTROOPTIC (EO) MODULATING/SWITCHING OPERATION, IN INTEGRATED-OPTIC (WAVEGUIDE) PACKAGING. TH
ectrometer to microscopic size. The resulting system will be very compact, low-volgate, high resolution (6) of the dispersed light using a fas
he in-situ, real-time, quantitative inspection of surface cracks and defects in advanced materials without elaborate sample preparation. The
CLEAR POWER PLANTS, ATOMIC WEAPON PRODUCTION FACILITIES AND NUCLEAR WEAPON TEST SITES. THE PROPOSED NHSD IS BASED ON
ially available for some time, they have not (to the best of our knowledge) been applied to digital satellite communications. POC's DDR will
systems based on MCM technology. POC's proposed photonic interconnect technology will drastically reduce the number of physical interc
o-dimensional cavities in the waveguide plane. Etching, structuring, and mask-patterning techniques are currently used to create such struc
E BEAM ADDRESSING TO PROVIDE ALL-OPTIC RECONFIGURATION IN BOTH SINGLE AND MULTI-MODE WAVEGUIDE GEOMETRIES. AN ARRAY
d upon the use of non-imaging optical (NIO) couplers and fiber optics to gain optical access to the test hardware for a wide range of diagno
e both electronic and photonic processing/communication hardware elements in one system. By using new techniques, a 3-D, Optically ass
he-art tunable filters. This new tunable filter is based on the unique concept of spectrum division by spatial filtering (SDSF). This concept ca
proposes a novel 3-D spatial filtering technique which will enable a conventional imaging system to reject all the light from out-of-focus pla
monics. Fourier synthesis does not increase the total exposure time. Potential benefits of our innovative approach include: no-mask lithogra
ensor technology requires sensors to protrude into the hot gas stream or be embedded in the component being monitored. These sensors
as nonlinearity, intermodulation products, harmonic distortion, or frequency chirping. Two preferred modulator configurations are propos
and vibration monitoring. The active sensor addressing uses a super flourescence regenerator whose modulation period matches the round
ning for diverse organic and inorganic analytes. In order to rapidly screen for diverse biological agents in the field, a rugged, field-portable l
sured. The instrument will use a novel optical sensing technology under investigation at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory. Optical fibers w
ER LASER INTERACTIONS WITH MATERIALS AND TARGETS WILL BE USED TO MODEL FAILURE MODES OF ALREADY DAMAGED COMPONENT
hese jets (known as Vortex Generator Jets or VGJ's) produce streamwise and ring vortices which enhance boundary layer mixing and inhibit
e system permits real-time spectral and spatial analysis of tactical battlefield scenes and aircraft signatures. The common pixel registry affo
nerally high due to the long process times required to achieve fully densified parts. Current densification practices using carbon vapor depo
at the compressor entrance face (CEF) of a turbo/turbofan test article. High precision density and temperature measurements along a sing
oes not produce high-energy ions; thus, it avoids the bombardment damage and the chemical complexity of plasma-assisted dry etching. T
h superconducting magnetic shields. For example, atomic frequency standards, biomagnetic measurement systems, and SQUID based devic
will integrate the lethality code with utilities for generating 3D target models and other inputs associated with the vulnerability/lethality pr
will achieve enhanced performance relative to other fully passive systems and be able to detect, track and idetify targets even when their t
haracterizing electrical signals in the picosecond time regime. The oscilloscope will be based on the use of non-stoichiometrically grown InG
energy as a 2-dimensional image. Thus it is natural to apply the techniques of image and seismic processing to the problem we address in t
RETICAL FEASIBILITY OF SUCH A WIND TUNNEL ARRAY, AND WILL QUANTIFY THE PERFORMANCE OF SUCH AN ARRAY. THE WORK WILL INV
A are continuing to spend a large amount of time and money on research to understand and develop models of the debris environment, im
. THESE FIBERS CAN BE INCORPORATED INTO DELIVERY SYSTEMS FOR PROGRAMMED DELIVERY OF LASER ENERGY AND INTEGRITY VERIFIC
es in computer hardware, software, and mathematical techniques shall be integrated to provide a single low weight, low cost interactive e
. Precision Combustion proposes a novel approach to implementing catalytic combustion in advanced gas turbine combustors. This approa
s technology that significantly reduces CNG fuel storage system cost, weight, complexity, and installation efforts. Unlike conventional cylind
st in the acoustic far field. Conventional and adaptive beamformers (CBF and ABF) that have been optimized in this fasion will suffer perfor
aft. Although extremely beneficial optimization has traditionally required a lengthy mathematical modeling phase, which has limited its app
and will be available at low cost. A detector array will be fabricated using a new material and simple fabrication technique using only two
e present in conventional piston-driven compressors. The use of a powder-membrane in the compressor eliminates the clearance seals, mo
nd relaxation of the cooling requirements. Binary optics lenses can be used to reduce the area of the detectors by a factor of 10 to 20. We
of Personal communication is now being directed towards otherISM (instrumentation, scientific and Medical) bands which allow unlincense
microwave and mm-wave switching device based on work performed by SSI Diamond Technology Inc. The new switching device is expecte
e reconfigurable antenna will be based on a diamond cold cathode switching technology developed by SI Diamond Technology, Inc. (SIDT),
ra capable of capturing images of transient photometric phenomena at framing rates up to ~1,000,000 frames per second currently under
AND SIMPLICITY. ALSO, IF A NEW SYSTEM IS TO BE USED, THE POSSIBILITY OF RETROFIT TO EXISTING WEAPONS IS IMPORTANT. RESEARCH
y increase in the pressure drop of the current medium. This technology also has the potential to kill bacterial components of the aerosol, an
SYSTEM". THIS TECHNOLOGY TAKES AN AGGRESSIVE APPROACH TOWARD "INTELLIGENTLY" MANAGING THE SEEKER DYNAMIC RESPONSE
es to improve the performance of this class of missiles by reducing vane and system weight, and improving vane thermal durability and ab
toxicity response may be especially improtant when prior knowledge of the type of toxin in unavailable. Real-time transduction of the gene
dth needed in this application. Q-DOT proposes to investigate the application of new silicon-on-insulator processes to construct a distribut
h high accuracy. The proposed simulator will generate and position pseudo-plane waves in a 90 degrees X 60 degrees field of view. Simulta
OS is replaced with advanced, charge-mode logic. For example, a 32-bit serial shift built with 1um design rules and operating at 200 MHz a
heric turbulence over approximately three thousand volume cells and updates these measurements several times a minute. Using a techni
moplastic resins will be demonstrated in the Phase I effort of this program. A significant increase in speed is expected with the use of pre-
ty. By suitably controlling a voltage applied normal to each of the ET film layers, a 2-D memory page can be written into the selected layer w
RMANCE CAN ONLY BE BOOSTED BY INCREASING THE SERIAL PROCESSING SPEED OF EACH PROCESSING ELEMENT. RECENTLY, A NOVEL TIM
materials prossess properties of fast response time (~10 nsec.), high resolution (>100lp/mm) and extremely high contrast ratio (~10 4:1). Fie
superconductors to make a new and extremely simple monolithic focal plane staring array for infrared and far infrared radiation. The pixel
at have been used to investigate bond quality include sonics, ultrasonics, holography, radiography, thermography, acoustic emission, and n
sults at millimeter-wave frequencies. The high power performance, however, is limited by the narrow bandgap of the InGaAs chamel which
ve optimal inherent stability without the use of lead-lag dampers, while satisfying other equirements needed for practical application. This
nsity for hybrid vehicle applications. The TPV power generator technology under development utilizes a patented breakthrough in internal h
d echo strength. The primary Phase I objectives are to develop short-term and long-term error models for both phase-slope and two-freque
hat ofprocessor speed, we propose to develop an optical clock signal distribution networks for wafer-scale interconnects. The architecture
bandwidth of 10 MHz and a step size of 500 kHz within the 10 to 1800 MHz frequency range. The RF downconverter function is performed
e key workstation components on realistic computer-simulated signals and environments. This study emphasizes stressful conditions that ty
als. A two-stage baseline system is proposed to accomplish this, consisting of a multisensor processor front-end, which employs dominant-m
daptation algorithms has been developed that has teh capability to automatically electronically steering beams in the directions of the SOIs
RESSURE. THE LORAN-C SIGNAL USED TO DETERMINE SONDE POSITION IS SUBJECT TO NATURALLY OCCURRING INTERFERENCE DURING ST
MPLIEIED EDGE REPRESENTATION PROVIDED BY WAVELET TRANSFORMS WITH THE MULTIPATH/INTERFERENCE MITIGATING DETECTION, CO
finesse will make the effective Vpi about 0.1 voltes while using short, low capacitance electrodes. As a result bandwidths will exceed 10 GH
nput and output are electrical signals. The insider, however, consists of a lithium niobate integrated optic chip incorporating modulators, sw
an advanced engine concept using exhaust gas regeneration and multi-stage air compression with intercooling to achieve major efciency
ard optical materials. RCS spinel holds the promise of producing infrared domes and windows, as well as a wide range of commercial produ
s. In rapid thermal processing (RTP), a wafer is heated to 700-1000 degrees Celcius in a matter of seconds with radiation from high intensity
ate it as a military threat. This technology has the potential to synthesize a significant fraction of the total possible 2-10 residue peptides (g
tor/mechanism for sensor delivery; 2) collision avoidance sensing; 3) force or other feedback sensor for proper sensor placement; 4) comp
develop a prototype small legged vehicle capable of stable locomotion underwater for purposes of performing tasks in near-shore oceanic
WILL INTEGRATE THE ELECTRONICS NECESSARY TO CONTROL AN AUTOMATED OR SEMI-AUTOMATED VEHICLE ON A SINGLE 6U VME BOAR
metal fluid liner structures. The proposed design overcomes structural limitations, scale-up limitations, orbital damage tolerance reliability c
Candidate reactive species will be tested against radiolabeled diisopropyl fluorophosphate (DFP) and n-butyl 2-chloroethyl sulfide (NBCS)
o pilots these systems must produce a reliable real-time indication of laser illumination with a very low false alarm rate. An effective system
MCs). One of the major, critical components offering siginificant potential for such weight savings with titanium alloy based MMCs is the ma
site rocket thrusters. The superior mass, operating temperature and lifetime of C\SiC and Gr\HfC rocket thrusters has been demonstrated o
ajalein Missile Range (KMR). The study consists of (1) performing a state-of-the-art review of the various ionospheric models, (2) designatin
tructures and state-of-the art fabrication procedures. Modeling utilizing semiconductor heterojunction device physics predicts that large im
CATE, AND AVOID OBSTACLES SUCH AS WIRES, CABLES, TOWERS, ANTENNAE, TREES, AND TERRAIN FEATURES. THE CENTRAL PROBLEM ASS
design, development, implementation and change processes. Recent advances in Personal Computer (PC) technology provide new tools to
on system technologies. Such approaches preclude the use of a rich source of knowledge available from subject matter experts. Introduce
ne) system for automated assembly and disassembly. The proposed tasks include: presenting the military system (and related extensions to
m Phase I to Phase II, will focus on designing a computer program to model, simulate, and evaluate civil UAV systems, subsystems, technol
processing in a portable manner. We will then analyze the effects of these performance enhancements. The major purpose of this study is
dimensional (3D) optical surface scanning will be defined. A generic whole body scanner will be designed, and a software simulation syste
hermalization of the high-grade ion energy has been developed. The potential efciency for this process, alone, is 40% nuclear energy to e
chines. The SVM on a parallel machine would permit the user to distribute pages of a virtual memory space across processors, generating i
+. It is designed to be portable, and therefore will adhere to the Message Passing Interface (MPI) standard, but will use P4 from Argonne N
TERIALS AT ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE. SI DIAMOND TECHNOLOGY, INC. PROPOSES TO EXTEND THIS TECHNOLOGY TO PRODUCE CUBIC BORO
SING", SHOULD PROVE VERY USEFUL IN GROWING HIGH QUALITY SINGLE CRYSTAL DIAMOND FOR USE IN THERMAL MANAGEMENT AND E
rce planning--and led to increased demands for improved development planning. This puts the development planner into a particularly acu
xt of a Mid East Joint and Combined Campaign Scenario. The scenario will be modeled in STR's Optimal Marginal Evaluator(OME-III/IV) so t
eeping torsional deflection and shaft whirl to a minimum. Our approach is to use a unique and proprietary design and manufacturing conc
ow phase noise and pulse-to-pulse coherence. The proposed system will be competitive with the best laboratory equipment, even that mo
roblem, but the performance of these devices has been limited by fabrication constraints. Saddleback Aerospace is proposing an alternativ
intensities of multiple diffraction orders that result from illuminating device patterns of photoresist. The goal is to demonstrate the capabil
t will be evaluated using crystal growth components fabricated from iridium, and components with a coating of iridium. Fibers will be grow
sitioning accuracy better than 10 nanometers with a sweep speed of 20 um/sec. It is perceived as a two-step positioning problem, slow lon
r gun induced accelerations of up to 25,000 g. Our device is a microfabricated adaption of the so called "wine glass resonator" but in a vers
TRATE AN INTEGRATED ACTUATION SYSTEM FOR INDIVIDUAL CONTROL OF HELICOPTER ROTOR BLADES WHICH WILL ALLOW IMPROVEMEN
were too complicated to describe mathematically and statistical descriptions were the only means of understanding these dynamic systems
y networks, containing interconnected high strength metalfibers. According to a patented technique; we infiltrate into the metallic network
-Optics, Inc. (SEO) proposes to develop a concept for Non-Cooperative Combat Identification by sensing the vibrations of targets with Dopp
tter from a SADARM like platform. Project objectives are to demonstrate that this system can be packaged into a given volume constraint an
RIALS WHICH ARE NOT ECONOMICALLY VIABLE USING CONVENTIONAL FABRICATION METHODS. EXAMPLES OF SUCH MATERIALS ARE SUPE
REMENT FOR OMEGA OR ANY SIMILAR MODEL IS TO PREDICT COLLATERAL EFFECTS FROM STRIKES ON NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, AND CHEM
d on the pseudo-random modulatioii cw ladar technique in conjunction with a new incoherent Dop'pler lidar method# in which the return
th existing receivers, will be extremely low physical profile, and yet support effective reception in the HF, VHF, and UHF frequency ranges. T
ration propulsion systems. The improvements are more pronounced for small engines, because clearance effect in small engines accounts
ry "keep out" zone is also of relabence to the need for other types of area denial. The approach is to adapt the high energy acoustic beam w
k: Facility design and operational characterisitcs vary greatly, their sites have differing background environments, countermeasures are imp
m based on a diode pubped laser crystal and a state-of-the-art technology for signal coupling optics is proposed to satisfy the requirements
energy efcient and relatively nonselective. Efcient decontamination has been demonstrated with an energy investment below 1 MRad. A
e proposed optical imaging technique utilizes visible radiation. Since this non-ionizing radiation poses no risk of radiation-induced carcinom
overall resource only has value if that fraction can be located reliably, quickly, and automatically. Today's tools are incapable of meeting use
by designing a parallel OOP language. Unlike other parallel OOP research efforts, we will approach parallel OOP from the viewpoint of the
he CCD Imager and its supporting camera system is presented. The design provides a lwo noise gain mechanism that allows for quantum li
bridcation technology. However, GaAs photo-dtectors can offer bandwidth and responsivity improvements over compearable silicon device
ve design concept, in which blade treatment in the form of grooves in the tip region, running between the pressure and suction surfaces, w
UND VEHICLES AND HELICOPTERS HAVE DISTINGUISHING SPECTRAL COMPONENTS IN THEIR DOPPLER SIGNATURES. THESE KEY SPECTRAL
signal processing including intelligent imaging are key to the success of ATR and HTI. An innovative approach to intelligent imaging and tar
he model innovations sequence is used for the detection decision. In general, HOS-based algorithms offer several advantages over conventi
problem involves local optima and nondifferentiable cost functions. This necessitates the use of global search methods such as Genetic Algo
IN FORMATS COMPATIBLE WITH CRITICAL DoD 785 NM PUMP APPLICATIONS, BUT WITH MINOR MODIFICATIONS, THE DEVELOPED TECHN
erials for eyesafe wavelength, the packaged device will exceed the desired system requirements of l0 nsec pulses at .20 KHz. the output is a
wer 2.0 pm laser diode technologies demonstrated by SDL, Inc. In Phase I of the program SDL will study the feasibility of the critical compon
w possible. This has spawned a proliferation of commercial, military, industrial and medical applications and associated pump array product
LS OF 125 C DEGREE. A GOAL DEVICE WOULD BE CAPABLE OF, FOR EXAMPLE, EMITTING 3 W cw OUTPUT POWER FROM A 100 um 10 ELEM
ode diode lasers and frequency conversion processes. The proposed laser source is scalable to much higher power levels and other wavele
uctor laser use become more widespread given the wide variety of potential applications demonstrated to date? The answer is cost. What
HIGH BANDGAP MATERIAL WILL RESULT IN LASER DIODES SPANNING ALL RANGE OF THE VISIBLE SPECTRUM ANF HIGH TEMPERATURE ELE
echnology, and can be extended beyond 10 watts. Such a device can demonstrate 13% wall plug efciency in the near term, and beyond 20
acturability at wavelengths below 850 nm. SDL will use this material in a MOPA configuration to realize a laser for a free space laser commu
GTH OF 980 NM. THE DEVICE IS FABRICATED FROM A STRAINED-LAYER, SINGLE-QUANTUM-WELL InGaAs/AlGaAs EPITAXIAL WAFER. THE LA
as the optical pump source for pumping through a substrate. Growth of an optically pumped structure is easier since it is undoped. Simplifi
ARGE APERTURE SINGLE-MODE LASER EMITS A COHERENT OUTPUT POWER 20 - 100 TIMES GREATER THAN CONVENTIONAL DFB LASERS. T
rong, distinctive absorption lines there; the problem is, there are not cost-effective spectorscopic-quality lasers in the mid-IR that could be
the most difcult and costly processing stepas in optoelectronics fabrication. As a demonstration of the technology, SDL proposed to dem
uoyant force accelerates the launch products to "high" altitudes. The acceleration is retarded by the exhaust velocity, but augmented strong
ST BE USED AS A BASIS FOR CRITICAL DECISION MAKING. THE TECHNOLOGY BEING DEVELOPED IN THE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE COMMU
EVELOPING PRACTICAL TECHNIQUES FOR EXCITING CABLES WITH RF SIGNALS AND MEASURINGVARIOUS RF PROPERTIES (BOTH RADIATED
adar Cross Section (RCS) vs. time data, a trained observer can generally discriminate between Reentry Vehicle (RV) and tank like signatures
h real-world situations. This general lack of confidence for AI components has prevented a wider acceptance of KBS use in DHS. The challen
l thick feed channel spacer, first pioneered by DuPont in the mid 1960\'s. There is continuing evidence that this mesh spacer configuration
em capable of successfully processing these complex waters. Membrane systems composed of spiral elements, hollow-fine fibers and ceram
Wide Area Network for a variety of uses. Shawn Systems is proposing a unique marriage of GPS and computer networking technology throug
personal communication equipment. - The hardware must be low cost and soldier friendly. - The enemy should not be able to access secre
ral enough to treat pulse rise time, total energy, and duration. Treatment will be general enough to work for friendly or unfriendly satellites
C SENSOR (HYDROPHONE), A LOW GAIN (20DB) AMPLIFIER AND AN OVERSAMPLED SIGMA DELTA MODULATOR OF 18 (108DB) BITS OR 20
wn strength of certain capacitor films and capacitor rolls. In this investigation we will demonstrate potential commercial applications of the
MPERATURE POLYMER-METAL COMPOSITES. THESE MATERIALS ARE PRODUCED BY A PATENTED ULTRA HIGH SPEED VACUUM PROCESS, THA
(ELT, CPL, INTERNATIONAL EMERGENCY SIGNAL TRANSMISSION) BUT ALSO PROVIDES AN EMERGENCY VOICE TRANSCEIVER OPERATING AT
he time-vs.-frequency gram resolution achieved by the classical shorti-time Fourier transform) while eliminating the cross-term artifacts tha
f the received signals, assuming a known signal structure with unknown parameters. The optimal processor consists of a bank of matched
rithms are based on estimation of autocorrelation and cross correlation functions from the data under a stationary (non-time-varying) asse
ld result in increased spatial resolution on the order of two to three times and resolution of a diffraction limited system, thus increasing the
nt has been hampered by the lack of an affordable and practical method of printing computer generated DOEs. Silhouette Technology has
p a preliminary design of a marking and recognition system using a suitable method but not limited to bar code, labeling, or character mark
he equipment contained within the case. The system would be able to provide at least enough power to trickle charge the battery powering
FAA approved low cost/high quality flight simulators. These simulators will be developed with the prototype of a software authoring tool ca
rate on identifying relevant neck-related injuries, determining loads and accelerations related to neck injuries, developing and validating a c
wo new materials which were recently tested and yielded promising results. A new fiber and fabric was tested agains a standard fragment
leration that has reached a critical threshold. However webbing motion is precisely what the inertia reel is intended to prevent. This work w
or arbitrary algorithm; b) Optimal and deadlock-free fault tolerant execution with the minimum number of messages and no postponemen
ALTERED BY QUANTUM SIZE EFFECTS. IN RECENT WORK AIMED AT THE DEVELOPMENT OF LIGHT EMITTING DEVICES IN SUCH MATERIAL SY
ckaged statistical methods for application to software engineering' The approach develops a statistical package for software applications th
ermine the component accuracies.
tainability. The software reliability modeling methodology and tool to be developed under this effort can make outstanding contributions to
S; (2) METRICS DEPENDENCIES ON THE SOFTWARE PROCESS MODEL; AND (3) METRICS TAILORING TO THE MISSION DOMAIN. A ROBUST, Y
ttention in which critical information may be overlooked, and an increased reliance on simplifying assumptions which may result in a tende
itionally, there is an increasing need for protable wireless digital communications links due to the ever growing presence of portable compu
OR ILLUMINATION DISPLAY. THE 3-D SENSOR ILLUMINATION DISPLAY WILL USE A COLLECTION OF 3-D TOOLS TO BE DEVELOPED AS PART OF
evels, characteristics, and timing from a transmitting sonar to a receiving sonar based on the sonar type and setups of each ship, range and
tion systems. Such BPCS development would permit the understanding and minimization of aero-optical phenomena induced aberrations in
n system, which is based on a nonparametric classifier, and spectral features which incorporate speech parameter dynamics. The proposed
pensive to install and to operate; it employs catalysts that are easily blinded; it requires ammonia additions that sometime slip through the
enhanced design versatility. Several combinations of polymer/ceramic connectivity are feasible of which 0-3 and 1-3 connectivity have eme
not presently available with higher voltage ratings. It is proposed to develop a power MOSFET with a voltage rating of 5000 volts. Increasin
. Preliminary laboratory tests have demonstrated the ability to efciently destroy the foaming ability of a 0.3 percent solution of 3M produ
e of the high technology market makes development and maintenance of such a system a challenging effort. The difculty lies in accurately
use CCAs for various USAF applications. 2. Determine base causes of selected CCA failures that are: a.) Operational Environment(s) Stress (
S PREVIOUSLY PREVENTED THE DOPING OF ORGANIC DYES IN INORGANIC SOLIDS. THE SOL-GEL TECHNIQUE SOLVES THIS PROBLEM. THE R
astal regions and ice-sheet boundaries, and for (2) autonomous and efcient processing of respective altimeter waveforms over deep ocean
processing (MPP) computing environment. An example problem is the rigorous solution of the Earth's gravity field using massive satellite da
ENSIONAL ARRAY OF PIXELS, ACTUALLY "VOXELS", WHICH IN THEIR QUIESCENT STATE ARE TRANSPARENT. WHEN THESE ELEMENTS ARE EXC
olenses. Microlenses are extremely reproducible, can be fabricated from fused silica producing good quality ultraviolet lenses, and their cur
which in their quiescent state are transparent. When these elements are excited optically, through a fiber optic pigtail, they flouresce. The s
mulated by small explosive charges. Pyrotechnics have the advantage of being the simplest way to create the sound of an explosion, which i
ased workstation as well as a WINDOW or OS/2 based personal computer. The test suite consists of: 1) a test suite core that contains a scor
uild a Gallium Arsenide Semiconductor-laser Multigas Analyzer (GASMAN) which will provide automatic, unattended, real-time monitoring
and require frequent calibration runs to maintain reproducibility. This results in reduced yield and throughput and, therefore, increased co
iling of these bars into completed laser modules. The approach will be to use single array bar packages, thereby avoiding the expensive "ra
sponding to two different wavelengths will be stacked with a thick common layer between them. Among the many advantages of these InA
ucture which can be thought of as two back-to-back diodes. Through proper selection of the materials composition and application of an ap
). IT IS WELL KNOWN THAT MOCVD-GROWN Ga(1-x)In(x)P DISPLAYS VERY STRONG ORDERING OF THE Ga- AND In-SUBLATTICES, AND THAT
TRANSISTORS. THE FINAL TRANSISTOR STRUCTURE, TO BE DEMONSTRATED IN PHASE II, WILL RELY ON GALLIUM NITRIDE (GaN) AS THE EM
well infrared photodetectors (QWIP). Its higher mechanical strength and better compositional uniformity promise improved focal plane arr
ent of magnetic flux at low frequencies with unprecedented sensitivity. Its extreme sensitivity at low frequencies can provide an electroma
sites, may save millions of dollars in cleanup costs. However, many risk factors necessary to conduct such risk assessments are not available
t on a screen and for external storage. The SCA will include a flexible graphical user interface and will be especially user friendly. A system a
E MARGOLUS CAM-8 ARCHITECTURE, DEVELOPED AT THE MIT LABORATORY FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH SUBSTANTIAL DARPA FUNDIN
d at 200-400 C, permitting fabrication of free-standing, moulded parts. Pyrolysis at 1000 C gives near-stoichiometric SiC with 80-90% ceram
A key element of the hapten is that it is a phosphorane (pentacoordinate phosphorus) and contains the CF3PCH3 group. The synthesis dep
eaction. The steps before and after the critical 2+2 cycloaddition are standardized and readily scalable. However, this steps alone prevents s
f information on existing parts. The feasibility of an automated system which uses existing components as cases to aid the obsolescence pr
DOE has agreed to participate with Strain Monitor Systems, Inc. to accomplish the tasks of the program. Phase I tasks will cover the design a
se removable disk computer peripheral storage capacity by two orders of magnitude. Two-photon excitation of photosensitive molecules a
le with existing superconducting materials. The specific superconducting materials to be integrated in a multilayer structure are yttrium-ba
provide a small, efcient and reliable device which can be rapidly tuned over a broad spectral range. Piezoelectgric motion control of the O
al property measurement techniques are required to support the development and verification of material systems. A development progra
will be optimized such that it is highly selective (e.g., >5), with high etch rates (e.g., >50 nm/min) and there i minimal or no damage to und
ental image processing capabilities, such as adaptive focusing, smooth magnification, contrast enhancement, and noise removal. The algor
uperconducting (HTS) thin films and cryogenic amplifiers. One design for a novel low-cost MRI machine is pre-polarized MRI (PMRI), which
SORS) DUE TO THEIR LONG-LIFE, SUBDUED VIBRATIONS, SMALL SIZE, LIGHT WEIGHT AND LOW COST. THE EFFICIENCY OF THESE REFRIGER
of superconducting thin films, while minimizing interdiffusion, has hindered application development. Thus, the film performance is invaria
or at mild conditions (170-250 degrees C). The process internally heats the adsorbent bed, desorbing the organics from the bed. If a catalys
cal vapor deposition (CVD), rapid thermal processing (RTP), and plasma etching. We will invesigate a unique spectral optical pyrometric inte
s of this proposal are to design and demonstrate a continuously tunable phase shifter with built-in dc bias and to determine the feasibility o
N is a direct, wide band gap semiconductor (2 to 3.5 ev). Its director band gap makes visible (blue) and UV emitters, and UV solar bling sens
ey QW's and its detection is based on interconduction subband transitions. Because exteemely high absorption coefcient (9,100 cm(-1)) is
e often results in galled, seized or broken parts, with accompanying damage to the mating parts and lost maintenance time. This is very co
TH LOW PRESSURE DROP MUFFLERS IN AN SVS PROPRIETARY CONFIGURATION WILL BE EXAMINED. COST AND PERFORMANCE TRADES BE
MANY KINDS OF DATA AND WITH A VARIETY OF COMPLEX ATMOSPHERIC ENTITIES AND PROCESSES. AS A RESULT, THE SCOPE OF EFFORT R
a software product would reduce the overall cost of that software (i.e., identify problems early in the software's life cycle), it only makes se
esting procedure is accomplished by a progression of test environments, beginning with simulation debuggers, followed by software integra
on retina), two single-layer analog neural networks and digital control. It appears possible to extend the I1000 architecture to create a singl
tilevel security, EMI and jam-resistant, and a node-to-node bandwidth exceeding 1 Mbps, capable of connecting more than 100 nodes. A d
d co-author on the Advanced Tactical Air Reconnnaissance Ssytems (ATARS) sensor data interface); (2) Loral Fairchild Systems (develpoer of
he unique aspect of this proposal is that two major competing contractos in data recording technology will be working the Phase I developm
er. There are not "intelligent agents" running as background processes that provide assistance to the user in navigating the maze of data an
R ASIC SYSTEM DESIGN FOR ITAL GAIN CONTROLLED INSTRUMENTATION AMPLIFIER ASIC SYSTEM DESIGN FOR INTERFACING A TRANSDUC
me fluorescence to provide: (1) enhanced senstivity to structural differences associated with various classes and species of bacteria, and (2
cost commercial or military satellite. Such a flight demonstration would support technology insertion for the 1998-1999 DSCS program or o
ue to modern radar and navigation technology should result in the ability to conduct airborne surveillance of subsurface targets with three
n MCM will include an 8-bit ADC, a custom GaAs integrated circuit, 32 Kbytes of RAM, and an 8-bit microcontroller to provide control and s
evious actual modification and repair program. Cost estimateing realtionships (CERs) would then be developed wich would allow planners
rcial electronics equipment. However, most commercial electronics equipment will not survive and provide the desired performance in the
filter. Unfortunately, for a variety of reasons it is very difcult to precisely predict the structural dynamics of the aircraft. Often the uncertain
ELS OF THESE DISTURBANCES THAT ARE APPROPRIATE TO THE VEHICLES AND FLYING TASKS. IN SIMULATING NAP-OF-THE-EARTH (NOE) OP
m, the motion system, the cockpit, associated computers, and component integration. A systematic study is proposed to quantify the minim
haracteristics are on, or beyond, the edges of applicability of the current military standard for flying qualities of piloted airplanes. In additio
een used to identify needs and requirements to be addressed with advanced delivery concepts. A driving consideration is higher aerodynam
st cases these simulations were within a single facility, with node-to-node distances constrained 300 meters. The use of high-power laser d
Phase II) prototype, produce, and implement a WL/AA-wide Gigabit Multi-Media Network that responds to these requirements. We under
resting candidates for use as electrodes in high energy density electrolytic capacitors. Among the properties of interest are electrical condu
multichip modules (MCMs). Thin, single-crystal semiconductor films can be produced with epitaxial liftoff technology. The films can be used
small dispersion, larger frequency response, and greater fabrication flexibility compared to titanium indiffused LiNbO3 or GaAs waveguide
emiconductor diode lasers. With the proposed technology the wavelengths of these diode lasers are precisely determined and controlled b
agement system taht can be used for obsolescence management at component level. The final operational system will be designed to meet
ves billions of simple operations per second. A digital processor is much more efcient at command and control tasks such as interpreting
design. We will DELIVER a functional prototype tool during Phase I. The Phase II tool will support VHDL as a hardware description languag
ed single-chip performance of 50 billion multiply/accumulates per second. Unlike competing neural network integrated circuits, this throug
he resolution of the system to a fraction of its potential. We propose to design an analog integrated circuit architecture that will perform 2-
capable of operating in a variety of conditions must be available without an extensive development cycle. Equipment must fit in standard s
tation. We are currently developing analog CMOS speech recognition chips combining integrated silicon cochleae and neural networks base
pact physical size, low power and high reliability. Such electronic neural networks are very attractive to system developers. To date actual sy
between the sensor and display for effective surveillance, target acquisition, and intelligence gathering. Digital hardware can enhance an i
TATIONS, AND APPLICATIONS OF NEURAL NET TECHNOLOGY ARE MULTIPLYING, LITTLE ATTENTION HAS BEEN PAID TO TESTING, BENCHMA
objective of the Phase I effort will be to prove that this approach can detect all forms of ice on aircraft structures and roadway surfaces. Thi
on-site tactical support on cleanup operations by means of remote sensing airborne platforms. This effort identified the key role that a rea
d development of authoring aids to conceptualize an instructional set of software tools that permit the presentation of interactive training
shes to an acceptable level without the generation of wastewater, or production of secondary waste streams. A waterless dishwasher woul
emissivity of the outer anode surface must be substantially enhanced. Ideally, the anode material should be low density, both highly electri
stion chamber. Surfaces subjected to aerodynamic heating will also be cooled by recirculating hydrogen through cooling tubes. To date, app
mal conductivity of the steel barrel. Barrels comprised of copper/graphite composite materials potentially have an order of magnitude grea
ne damage. Current coatings are not capable of withstanding the abrasiveness of the ceramic fiber. This proposed effort is to identify a coati
urfacing operations such as coatings, abrasive erosion, bufng, and texturing; and generation of "as built" documentation. A specific instan
the lithium thermal battery a viable candidate for the expendable 35 kW sonobuoy battery. The primary focus of this proposed Phase I pro
and are quite robust up to temperatures of 560 degrees celcius. Objectives of the Phase I program are: (i) synthesize candidate elctrolyte c
MATERIAL, WHILE SUBSTANTIALLY MAINTAINING ITS FLEXURAL STRENGTH. THE CORE MATERIAL IS REACTION BONDED SILICON NITRIDE,
and the aluminum canisters. When this task is completed, all that will remain are the 35,000 PCP treated wood crates in various states of d
ns of TCDD above 1 part per billion (ppb) is federally regulated as acutely hazardous. Inappropriate use, spills, leaks and dumping of herbicid
, applications. The concept developmetn will consider both proven and advanced carbon-carbon/graphite, ceramics and refractory metals.
. Signals from these sensors are fed into a micro-computer. Two signal processing strategies will be employed: traditional measurement of
ssment plan includes test monitoring both strain gauge data from the structural members moving the wings and acceleration data from ac
and modulate it to deceive, confuse or obfuscate the radar/receiver, effectively preventing it from achieving or maintaining track lock-on, t
d systems technology in advanced active-array radar antennas, for space-based systems and wide-band applications. To help incorporate o
s. This includes carrier landing in severely reduced visibility, detection and recognition of ship wakes, weapon delivery, UAV navigation, etc.
deband Defense (CASCADE)--attempt to avoid the ARM bandwidth by use of extensive pulse-to-pulse frequency agility, but their mechaniza
vernment. Current models require an exhaustive task analysis and are not able to assess cost-effectiveness at concept formulation, due to
MPLEX/HYBRID BODIES - E.G., WITH BOTH FLEXIBLE AND RIGID BODY MODES. THESE ALGORITHMS EXHIBIT OUTSTANDING PERFORMANC
nd emerging R&D environments such as the Battlefield Distributed Simulation Development (BDS-D) Battle Labs. Audio is a critical element
ost per part is higher for single or batch production when compared to mass production. In batch production, the machining time does not
ant to have high-confidence estimates of the resources (money, time, and people) required to operte and maintain equipment and systems
taminants are commonly found in water. Tetra Corporation would thus propose to investigate the removal of metal ions and the destructio
less than 15 kg can now carry avionics and fuel sufcient for missions of several thousand kilometres and several days duration, at altitude
t is hindered by its low temperature which is sufcient only for energizing sorption cycles. In addition to having low overall efciency, liquid
otal amount of obsolete explosives is around 300 million tons and increasing every year. These can be disposed of by burning using the Op
ains require accurate and realistic rendering of atmospheric phenomena. Sensor data must be fused and correlated to create consistent ta
COOL ENGINE COMPONENTS. AREAS TO BE EXAMINED INCLUDE VANES, SHROUD, AND THE INTER-TURBINE DUCT. FOR TURBOSHAFT ENG
ested four FHPCP geometries for four difference aircraft applications. The results, compiled in a report and submitted to the Naval Air Deve
he need for a wick in the adiabatic and condenser sections of the loop heat pipe. Loop heat pipes can also withstand a greater gravitationa
ower systems show that AMTEC technology offers significant advantages over other energy conversion technologies. AMTEC is a relatively
semination of a fused product. To accomplish the technical objectives of this Phase I SBIR, we will perform the following specific tasks: (1)
e still no viable technologies for preventing human exposure. Its delayed action causes servere edema, ulceration, and necrosis of the skin a
t 1300 and 1550 nm light, the projected detection efciency (responsivity) is very low due to the limited thicknesses sampled by normally i
ronment must be understood and characterized. Second, the communications link design must provide robust and efcient performance in
ide valuable assistance to counternarcotics and other special operations forces. A TRS system is proposed which would utilize small (shirt-p
r-wave frequencies is hampered by the limited power output of individual sources and the costs and power losses associated with combini
ment of the future W-band electronic systems technology: while InP-based materials and transistors are known to be the highest performa
MINIMIZES THE EXPOSURE OF THE AIRCRAFT TO ENEMY AIR DEFENSES. SEVERAL TECHNIQUES ARE CURRENTLY IN USE WHICH APPROACH
er it became apparent that we also lacked the analysis tools needed to investigate and develop effective responses to missile launcher and
edictions. The objective of this effort is to determine the feasibility of augmenting existing tracking filters for the KMR radars to allow real-ti
read a bar pattern inscribed on the pilot's helmet. Head rotations modulate the reflected energy, and these are translated into cursor move
nts: incorporate a representation of all tank subsystems; permit each subsystem representation to have multiple levels of detail and fidelity
ct of this denitration transformation would be an environmentally benign derivative of the hydrogen transfer regent or would be readily reg
d explosives is an attractive alternative, with major cost benefits, but is inhibited by current material specifications and general concerns ov
erials and technologies developed under eight previous SBIE prograBis for NASA, USAF, SDIO, and NSF as well as work perforoied earlier for
quirements and constraints and to provide mechanisms to trace between requirements and their corresponding design elements. Althoug
REMENT OF PERFORMANCE AND CORRECTNESS OF INFERENCE ENGINES. THE PROJECT INCLUDES DEFINITION OF A SET OF INFERENCE ENG
nd infiltrate complex-shaped preforms. A powerful, user-friendly 3D graphics software package is used to interactively create mold designs
molds are used to contain and infiltrate complex-shaped preforms. A powerful, user-friendly 3D graphics software package is used to intera
control function. All of these techniques will monitor actual reliability failure mechanisms not indirect performance criteria. All will minim
easonably low cost, for a combined civilian/military medical system. We propose to demonstrate increased oproductivity through simplifica
t from the vehicle to the ordnance, and thus is ineffective against munitions in depressions, behind obscurations or in buildings. A fiber op
or a high dielectric constant insulator for replacement of SiO. TiO(2) film is promising because it has a high dielectric constant with a sufcie
will be used to fabricate MMC's directly from the matrix-containing fibers. This fabrication route offers the following advantages: (a) a very c
gh energy density Li/Mn02 cell packaged in soft pouch material is being proposed for development of BA-5590/U cell. This new system is s
primary focus is on the application of its motor technology to land vehicle drive systems. It is proposed that this technology be applied in a
eps required for doping by an order of magnitude. The new process is capable of producing junctions as shallow as 300A" and retrograde p
ectroluminescent polymers. In this preliminary work, polymer light emitting diodes (PLEDs) were successfully fabricated on doped Si substr
ed. In an emergency situation, civil or military, the traditional ambulance and aircraft (helicopter & fixed wing) are the usual means of evac
design is ideally carried out through an optimization process where weight, strength, bulk, and other design requirements are studied throu
cy to submarines by filling void spaces. Our objective will be achieved by combining low density microsphere fillers and short fiber reinforc
ountermeasure device, will enhance the capability of Naval Special Warfare to neutralize mines. The proposed device is expected to be eff
sy during open-heart surgery many patients would benefit by doctors having direct cardiac output and stroke volume data in non open che
e I effort includes the following tasks: (1) a study of the analysis requirements and identification of the key processes to be modeled (these
We will demonstrate proof of concept and deliver representative test samples to the government. Present plans are to deposit coatings of
d, possibly even operaitng pressure. This combination of factors usually results in a decrease in the effective gun barrel life. While improvem
G GUNSYSTEM DEVELOPERS FOR OVER 40 YEARS, RESULTING IN A LARGE BODY OF BALLISTIC TEST DATA. RECENTLY, VERITAY HAS PERFORM
SMS NEEDEDFOR COMBINED TVC AND FIN AXIS CONTROL. SUCH A SYSTEM WILL GREATLYENHANCE THE PERFORMANCE AND AGILITY OF S
ement's impact on other parts of the system relative to the shock hardening. Alternative approaches to the motor, gearing, and drive elect
vement surface distress information suitable for input to a pavement management system (PMS). The proposed system will provide the flex
stems. Still, our innovative networking concept is compatible with current and Planned small shipboard SHF terminals. It focuses on the SH
Our proposal presents the top level system issues and outlines a plan for Phase I study areas. It considers the key tradefoffs between AJ pr
ow and high bandwidth users with data rates up to 100 bps per user. Thousands of simultaneous users can be supported depending on the
of these devices, mounted on inclined webs in a hollow cylindrical rotor with their input axes pointing in the diametrically opposite directio
machining technology developed by Waddan Systems. The highly integrated chip utilizes three multisensors and one accelerometer to yield
ng, uniform current density, and negligible plasma/current production from nearby surfaces. Cathodes must maintain such stable electron
xpert Sensor architecture provides a standard intelligent interface between various sources of sensor data being input into the multimedia
ased upon the inertial silicon sensors produced by Waddan Systems. A pair of the silicon accelerometers are mounted together with their
he phase diagram suggests that this approach should be very effective in GaAs, and the Principal Investigator has already established to use
ery dissimilar materials to form reliable and strong bonds. Most of these problems are related to large difference in their melting temperatu
parameters in the presence of a 3.3 watt per meter-square power density. By using the newly invented spiral-mode microstrip antenna (pat
tion with the objectives of compactness - both in size and weight, high performance - enhanced data processing speed and image refresh ra
1000 MPa flexural strength and 7 to 8 MPa.m 1/2 fracture toughness. The composite will be free of glassy grain boundary phases. It will, th
acting rotating head that will employ laser triangulation techniques to accurately map the inner surface of the propellant grain. Use of this
s will be considered as a candidate design. To satisfy the requirement for achieving a natural frequency of 100 Hz, the balance must be des
CONDUCTED TO DETERMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF ACHIEVING AN OPTICAL-QUALITY SURFACE FINISH BY USING ABRASIVE-LIQUIDJETS (ALJE
OMPOSITE MATERIALS RESEARCH HAS DEMONSTRATED THE EFFECTIVENESS OF EMPLOYING IMAGE PROCESSING TECHNIQUES TO PROVID
tion in Navy communications nets. Curretnly availabe UHF SATCOM antennas are unsuitable for the Navy's high-performance aircraft becau
formance of electronics packages, and reducing maintenance. However, adhesive failure of the rigid-flex materials during use has degraded
two-fold: firstly, we propose to use planar radiating elements that (a) incorporate continuous impedance loading to extend the normal ope
por, eliminates complex hardware associated with recirculating oil systems. The temperature range over which EHD lubrication prevails is s
ts/Potential Applications - Higher performance decision support is required in a wide range of government and business areas, including h
hardware on combat and tactical vehicle will be provided. These vehicles use all types and shapes of composite structure including: solid l
ite of bleeding. It consists chiefly of a mixture of fibrin monomer and tissue fibronectin which will form an adherent fibrin clot on contact w
ary ground vehicle manufacturers and automobile industry to include this technology in thier designs for antiskid brake systems and tractio
demonstrates charge transfer in a simple buried layer test structure and prepares a recommended design of an array for implementation o
s require augmentation, such as that which would be provided by a catalytic decomposition process step. We have developed several cand
ajor breakthrough achieved at Xacton. This has led to the fabrication of wafers of Mercury Cadmium Telluride with a very high level of crys
W, SADARM and WAM. the goal is to be able to gun launch, canister, or submissile dispense submunitions containing the Phase II version o
able prototyping language and for the subsequent deployment to various distributed and parallel architectures using Ada 9X as the implem
ONS, AND IN COMPLEX NOMINAL MISSIONS, THE REAL TIME ACTIVITIES UNFOLD RAPIDLY WHICH TAXES THE ABILITIES OF THE OPERATORS
ar electrodes, where both positive and negatives are built on a common current collector of the "pile" batteries made with them, which are
event of a specified intensity) and flow-weighted composite samples. Such sampling is required prior to preparation of storm water qualit
, COST AND EFFICIENCY. THE REGENERATOR WILL BE FABRICATED WITH AVAILABLE MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES USED IN AN ENTIRELY NE
odology for producing high quality, dimensional accurate continuous product. This product should be environmentally friendly and lend itse
LARY TO ONE PROPOSED IN THIS PROGRAM HAS ALREADY BEEN BUILT AND EFFECTIVELY USED AT OIL COMPANIES. THE CRITICAL SHEAR RA
y of wounds would enhance support decisions to plan and manage overall responses. The objective in Phase I is to design a smart textile ca
rojected on the investigated surface. The projected lines, deformed by the displacements and bending of the investigated surface is then o
enemy anti-radiation weapons. The system can operate in a fully double-passive mode using reflectors with special coding functions that p
s for a small scale reactor d(4" diameter reaction zone and 2.6 kW microwave power source) will be defined and a small scale (3" outer diam
D OPTICAL COMPONENTS. THE PROPOSED METHOD WILL COMBINE THE CVI OF A REINFORCED FIBROUS CVD/SIC WITH THE REPLICATION
microwave power and reactant pressure cycles in order to define the optimum process protocols for a specific ceramic matrix and part geom
trated that exceptional damage tolerance and strength improvements could be achieved by bonding a thin SiC/SiC composite skin (0.5mm
e temporal extrapolation of satellite cloud imagery. For locations in a variety of climate zones, Visidyne will determine how long overlying c
rove the accuracy of the thermal dilution cardiac output measurementand allow using small injectate volumes (2 ml). We will build an auto
UCIBLE DEVICE PROPERTIES. IN THE CASE OF PULSED LASER DEPOSITION (PLD) OF HIGH TC SUPERCONDUCTOR FILMS, THE EMISSION OF T
IN THE DERIVATIO OF CLOUD MOTION VECTORS, THE HEIGHT ASSIGNMENT AND TARGET SELECTION. THE NEURAL NETWORK COMBINES,
HT INTEGRATION OF HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT (CO-DESIGN). ASC PROPOSES THE DEVELOPMENT OF VIOOL (VHDL INTE
APPLIED NANOSCIENCE. HOWEVER, DIFFICULTIES IN FABRICATING DEVICES SMALL ENOUGH TO DEMONSTRATE QUANTUM BEHAVIOR HAV
TE AND PRACTICAL NUMERICAL CALCULATIONS WOULD BE OF GREAT USE IN THE IMPLEMENTATION AND EXTENSION OF THE BORN-OPPE
TWARE QUALITY, AND PROMOTING REUSABLE SOFTWARE. EACH OF THESE METHODOLOGIES OFFERS DIFFERENT FEATURES AND DOMAINS
ND REQUIRES FREQUENT MAINTENANCE, BECAUSE OF MOVING PARTS. AN ALTERNATIVE DEVICE IS BEING PROPOSED, WHICH INCORPORA
OYS. THE DEVELOPMENTS OVERCOME EARLIER LIMITATIONS IN FATIGUE RESISTANCE WHICH RESTRICTED P/M TITANIUM USAGE FROM THE
ES. WE PROPOSE TO MONITOR THE CO2 PARTIAL PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL AT THE AIR-SEA INTERFACE BY DEVELOPING A BUOY-MOUNTED
MENTS AND EXPLOSION HAZARD AREAS. THE EXPECTATIONS OF THE 1980S WERE THAT FIBER OPTIC SENSOR USAGE WOULD BE OVER $10
EDED TO SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVE THE REAL-TIME DETECTION AND DIAGNOSIS OF FAULTS IN BUILDING EQUIPMENT. CURRENT APPROACH
IN THIS WORK, THE FEASIBILITY OF A COMBINED PARTICULATE AND CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR WILL BE EVALUATED. THE USE OF MU
ACTOR, AND TO DEVELOP IT IN PHASE 2. THE PROBLEM IS HOW TO PROCESS, INTERCONNECT AND ASSEMBLE A NUMBER OF HIGH PERFOR
URES. THERE EXISTS A DISTINCT POSSIBILITY FOR A SIGNIFICANT REDUCTION IN FALSE ALARM RATES THROUGH THE PRINCIPLED INTEGRA
RS. THIS EFFORT, COUPLED WITH RECENT ADVANCES IN MATHEMATICAL ALGORITHMS FOR REGRESSION MODEL TRANSFER, HAS CREATED
RIC DATA REQUIRED FOR FIRE HAZARD ANALYSES USING NIST AND OTHER FIRE EFFECTS CODES. THE PROPOSED SYSTEM PROVIDES (1) A M
INICAL RELEVANCE, WILL SHAPE AND DEFINE THE HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY'S RESPONSE TO QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INCENTIVES TO CHAN
TSC FILM QUALITY SHOULD BE VERY HIGH, BOTH FROM THE VIEW POINTS OF STRUCTURE AND SUPERCONDUCTING PROPERTIES. A MAJOR
HIGH-SPEED 3-PHASE DEMODULATOR WHICH TAKES THE MEASUREMENT AND REFERENCE SIGNALS FROM THE HETERODYNE INTERFEROM
EFORE ABLE TO MAP THE SHAPE AND EXTENT OF NAUTRAL AND MAN-MADE MARINE OIL SLICKS. THE EMISSIVITY OF MICROWAVE SIGNA
RES. SEPARATE DEVELOPMENTS IN NEURAL-NETWORK TECHNOLOGY HAVE SHOWN PROMISE IN RECOGNIZING OR EXTRACTING SPATIAL FE
IGHTLY ENHANCED VERSION OF THE SQL - 1989 STANDARD. THE NIST HAS ACCEPTED THE ANSI SQL-1992 STANDARD WITH SOME MODIFIC
QUALITY ACT (PL 101-595/HR3000) AND MIL-SPEC 7742D FOR CLASS 3 SAFETY-CRITICAL FASTENERS. QUEST HAS PREVIOUSLY DEVELOPED
SES THE SLOCUM PROFILER, AN AUTONOMOUS, NEUTRALLY BUOYANT AUV WHICH DERIVES ITS PROPULSIVE ENERGY FOR VERTICAL ASCE
L AND INTEGRATE THE DATA FROM A COLLECTION OF AIRBORNE REMOTE SENSING INSTRUMENTS PREVIOUSLY DEVELOPED FOR NOAA UN
CAN ACHIEVE VERY HIGH LEVELS OF NOX REDUCTION. INEXPENSIVE LOW NOX BURNERS, THAT CAN MEET THE REGULATIONS WITHOUT SC
VE SHOWN EFFECTIVENESS. PRESENT MEMBRANE PROCESSES WORK BY PREFERENTIALLY PASSING VOCS (VERSUS AIR) THROUGH THE MEM
TIVE TECHNOLOGY TO DESTROY CHLORINATED ORGANIC SOLVENTS IN THE VAPOR PHASE. THE PROCESS USES A DRY CHEMICAL AT A SLIGH
THE FEASIBILITY OF REVERSIBLY ADSORBING THIS "COLD-START" NOX IN A SORBENT BED AND SUBSEQUENTLY RELEASING THE NOX INTO
SES AN ECONOMIC AND RELIABLE MONITOR FOR IN-SITU MEASUREMENT OF A VARIETY OF GASES. IN THIS PROJECT, ENVIROCHEM, INC., W
DERS, AN ECONOMICAL USEFUL PRODUCT CAN BE OBTAINED. AT THE SAME TIME, THIS INNOVATION WILL ALSO HELP TO REDUCE 2.5 MILL
ning currently being conducted. To address this problem, LSI will: (1) determine the extent to which existing training content is up-to-date a
ve on a cost basis with current materials. Lone Peak Engineering (LPE) proposes to combine two DOD developed technologies to manufactu
concepts, tie the components of these alternatives to other information, and support prioritizing these concepts. LGA has developed an ap
mes with the batteries. Replacing the storage batteries with a system consisting of a fuel cell, electrolyzer, and gas storage allows a significan
rocesses has resulted in a lack of standardization, which complicates the selection of substrates and choice of interconnection and passive
el cell power sources cost-competitive with competing technologies and more effective in meeting various mission requirements, the chem
synthetic polymer formulations suffers from individual disadvantages such as toxicity, the requirement for extreme conditions of heat and/o
30 ppm with 95% rejection of oils, surfactants, etc. The membrane features a unique, non-absorbing layer fixed upon the surface of the po
or shorter range aerial applications. Third, it avoids the intensive processing requirements and algorithm difculties associated with iterativ
g such models based on sound decision-theoretic principles and clear graphical representations. Specifically, we will developo 1) a represen
tion so has the need for increasing the purity of the processing water that is required to make them. Enhanced global awareness has drawn
ctroscopy, with the high spectral specificity afforded by molecular vapor filter technology. We have termed this new approach Frequency M
NARY AIR BY MEANS OF STIMULATED RAMAN VIBRATIONAL EXCITATION. AFTER SUITAB LE TIME DELAY, DURING WHICH TIME THE INDUCE
nment, etc. We propose to apply lithographic processes to the fabrication of conventional, spinning wheel gyros. The gyro design is modifie
d to the development planning process from the beginning of development. To accomplish this for radar systems, the user requirements, bu
as the bobbin is rotated and translated through the field of view. The laser light source will pulsed in synchronism with the bobbin rotation
se I effort will include: a complete examination of all potential innovative waterless (or reusable water) cleaning techniques, a performance
ceivers are not suitable for wide-band verification instrumentation applications because they do not meet the detection time requirements
ecific technical requirements from customer-provided functional requirements. We propose to build and test a short-haul link to solve the
ms. In the effort proposed herein, the literature on cognitive processes and cognitive development in adulthood will be used to construct a
evelopment and application of mental models in complex problem solving will be reviewed in relation to extant theories of leader perform
arly effective at 35 GHz and 94 GHz. We have shown analytically that small modulations in the thickness of the printed circuit substrate resu
RIA FOR FUTURE SHIPS BASED ON SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF RELIABILITY LEVELS TO VARIATIONS IN DESIGN PARAMETERS, MATERIALS, DES
enhance the survivability of the craft and crew in the combat arena. To improve the current CRRC(S), designs must be sought that will imp
equirements of the test. The design of a digital quadrature modulation technique will also be undertaken to solve one of the critical problem
se I yhe system requirements will be defined and the processing concepts will be demonstrated with actual radar data.
namic system to any desired degree of accuracy, provided that the neural filter has enough hidden neurons. This property is expected to ge
B4C. In addition, the process allows for net shape forming so that complex shapes can easily be produced. The method has been termed CV
ve. The lattice structure of fullerene based solids consists of large octahedral sites, large enough to store any bi-molecular gas molecule. Th
the nanosecond pulse regime. This program will develop and demonstrate a fullerene based filter thatn can conveniently be integrated wit
, but in addition would be ideal for military missions such as landing site survellance and shllow water mine identification and elimination.
e (FMR), we propose the use of magnetic metal films in filter designs and utilize the phenomenon of ferromagnetic anti-resonance (FMAR)
ENETRATING FURTHER THAN TUNGSTEN BASED PENETRATORS. RADIOLOGICAL HAZARDS OF DU ALLOYS, HOWEVER, DICTATE THE IMPROV
bers and equipment are needed. This program will review previous efforts to create new material using HELs and other laser synthesis, defi
l cells. The nature of the electrochemical hydrogenation and dehydrogenation of C60 as a function of environmental conditions will be esta
d) cracks with a compliance analysis to predict progressive damage (decreasing elastic modulus) with increasing monotonic or cyclic loads.
ents. Many of these components are currently fabricated utilizing metallic materials which enable the design goals of the component to be
-glass fabric laminates has shown severe loss in integrity after ice-impact. This proposed program will use sound analytical methods to eva
aracteristics. Recently, within the past five (5) years, new C-C processing procedures have significantly reduced the cost of fabrication thus c
F DATA FROM A MATERIAL IS NOT AVAILABLE. IN THIS CASE, THE INTELLIGENT PART OF THE SYSTEM, THE KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYS
aches to producing tungsten nano-particles. Each technology is unique and nano-particles will be produced under optim processing conditi
ed by a growing number of material suppliers: DuPont, Amercon, etc. However, the production of reliable, reproducible CVI composites is sti
tical sizes and other parameters for such anomalies will be determined based on analytical and/or semi-empirical estimates of their advers
e manufacturing technology for composite assembly. To realize more widespread application, these materials must become available in bo
SUPERIOR ELECTRICAL, THERMAL AND MECHANICAL PERFORMANCE ARE CRITICAL FOR ADVANCED PACKAGING OF ELECTRONICS INCLUDI
ction levels. Composites fabricated with Poly-X resins are expected to be lightweight, have unprecedented compressive strengths, have low
production levels. Surprisingly for rigid-rod polymers which tend to be totally immiscible with flexible polymers, Poly-X(tm) has been foun
USER PRESENTATION GRAPHICS PACKAGES, USER INTERFACE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, USER INTERFACE BUILDING TOOLKITS, AND DATABA
e weight to present fuel cells and prevents operation above about 80 degrees C. Higher operating temperatures would enhance catalyst kin
or exhaust re-heat. 2. System for water/methanol injection at the compressor inlet and combustor inlet of the engine. The Phase I program
OVEN TECHNOLOGIES. THE SYSTEM WILL CONSIST OF THE FOLLOWING: 1. DRIVE TURBINE, NOZZLE AND NOZZLE INLET DUCT CONFIGURED
1.0 microsecond. The analysis, design and simulation will be based on conventional kystron theory. We will design a low perveance electron
ore size) ultrafiltration membrane wound in a spiral design to maximize maximize packing density by selecting proper element materials an
mined the effectiveness of an adventure game, Electro Adventure, in a Navy School. Unlike popular adventure games, Electro Adventure p
ht, high-performance for aircraft, missiles, and marine vessels. This program optimizes processing conditions for the fabrication of carbon-fi
raft, and surface vessels. Commercial versions are contemplated in collapsible and conventional RIB versions.
yntactic analyzer that applies a number of psycholinguistic rules for making text more comprehensible, and a tool that helps writers assess
MISSIONS, INCLUDING CABLE CURRENTS AND ELECTROSEISMIC EFFECTS IN ADDITION TO THE OFTEN HYPOTHESIZED "MAGNETIC BUBBLE
ocus on experimenting with several technologies which stand out as ideal candidates to improve the usefulness of ground penetrating rada
tion driven, and the ultimate effectiveness of battle force and joint operations depends heavily on the exploitation of the aggregate of both
of interest is extremely desirable. An electronically scanned laser that has no moving parts overcomes all the above shortcomings. A linear
REQUIRE BEAM-SHAPING OPTICS TO CORRECT FOR BEAM ASYMMETRIES AND LARGE DIVERGENCE ANGLES. OPTICAL PUMPING OF SEMIC
man filter. This method of integrating GPS and INS data will eliminate the need for custom filter design whenever a different GPS receiver an
ive media in the filter allows enhanced narrowing of the transmission bandwidth and switching possibilities. In addition, we expect the filte
e user to quantify mission performance as a function of system design, scenarios, and environmental parameters. The user will be able to ra
old down cost. Phase I will result in an overall requirements definition, a point design to meet those requirements at dramatically lower tha
ocess parameters. This source technology will be combined with a water-based diamond deposition chemistry, which offers considerable ad
hermoset PMC products -- significantly reducing the cost of finished parts. PMCs are a leading component in the expanding field of advanc
d in a novel type of a microwave ECR discharge recently developed by the principal investigator. The atoms have a thermal distribution wit
model-based relation of pool dynamics, weld pool geometry, and equipment parameter settings. Application of the proposed technique al
e of rubber mounts is the preferred engineering approach to isolate mechanical systems from vibration and shock and design engineers are
owever, to largely eliminate the friendly fire problem. The IFF system consists of two major subsystems: a weapon-associated interrogator a
lengths and and becomes very difcult due to the size and tolerancing in the phase circuitry. Other considerations are cost and reliability. I
een a deterrent to their use, however, this can greatly be reduced by operating at a millimeter-wave frequency where the atmospheric atte
cts that atmospheric attenuation is not an important consideration, and essentially equivalent performance can be obtained over the entir
ve GPR technique and specialized signal processing to achieve a significant advance in GPR performance. The innovative GPR technique us
evaluation will be performed by simulating the techniques in various interference scenarios and using the Monte Carlo method to measur
ALONGSIDE PRODUCT MICROCIRCUITS. MEASUREMENT AND DATA REDUCTION TECHNIQUES PRESENTLY EMPLOYED ARE SLOW AND COST
opic methods and other techniques which have the potential of making in-situ cure monitoring of composite structures a reality. Properly fa
ility to program it for a specific application. Technology originally developed for military infrared sensors and for testing such sensors, now
However, there exists a substantial literature conceming signatures and detection methodologies available to any government. It is assume
R, SURFACE, AND SUB-SURFACE THREATS. MISSION RESEARCH CORPORATION PROPOSES TO DESIGN A SYSTEM THAT PERFORMS THREAT C
motor performance in novel situations, and to establish a rationale for modifying the task or the constraints to re-instate an uncompromised
osed program is to develop significantly improved polymer technology which will enhance the stability of the interface and thereby lead no
cal and physical properties of melts such as melting point, liquids range, and conductivity will be determined. Their stability toward strong o
EOVER, THIS VIDEO DATA EXTRACTION SYSTEM ALSO WILL BE USEFUL AS PART OF A LARGER SYSTEM DESIGNED TO MEASURE THE COMPLE
ated a need for batteries with ever higher energy storage capacity and longer cycle life. In addition, the impending market for electric vehic
cell voltage and low cell resistance are anticipated for these double layer capacitors; a high energy density and power are also expected. A
ocalization of the energy deposited in the medium. The proposed algorithm will solve Maxwell's equations in their integral form in the freq
or their bioremediation capabilities. Microbial strains will be grown in 96-well microtiter plates and robotically screened for binding or deto
od to uniformly apply the adhesive during the critical winding process. The primary advantages of the formless coils are related to control a
ng development for applications in fiber optic guided vehicles. Critical issues, secondary Phase I technical objectives, goals, and milestones
ss variables will be optimized to give the greatest increase in peformance. The treated fiber will have application in a wide variety of comm
ents, 4) Provide a monolithic dual-band FPA process, and 5) Layout FPAs and test circuits for 4" Si wafers. This effort will be based upon the
h great accuracy. In addition to position data, the GPS constellation of satellites provides altitude, velocity information and accurate time d
n processing systems. The emphasis on rapid turn around combined with increases in data volume will exacerbate the fraud and abuse de
nderless processing of powder/monofilament combinations. In addition, sputter-coated sapphire monofilaments will be prepared having c
o identify the location and character of localized attack. The results of these studies will be used to identify the most promising strategies f
ation and research on the application of advanced control technologies/techniques to gas turbine control systems. This methodology shall
testing. We are able to propose this Phase l example testing due to (1) an existing WAVES/VHDL design environment and (2) a set of exam
on beyond usual linear and time-invariant (stationary) models. This approach can be applied to acoustic, electromagnetic and communicati
gional distances out to 2,000 km. Such techniques will include the addition of a third variable to several standard 2-dimensional discrimina
ed on implementing a multipath estimating delay locked loop (MEDLL). The key to this approach is the formation of a bamk of correlations
easurements over a long period of time and/or a significantly changing satellite geometry. An innovative tehcnique is described which uses
so is used to automatically survey the landing site. Since the PL signal is in the same format as the GPS satellites, the GPS receiver on-board
radation of these ordnance compounds. TNT, RDX, and HMX will be mixed into dirt and treated with different strains of white-rot fungi. The
ng a highly accurate integrated GPS/INS solution for enhanced weapon delivery. The missile is installed with a low cost, miniaturized GPS se
e, a new generation of authoring tools will enable low-cost development of many broadly-used training and education simulations. The new
network, and can provide continued system operation when nodes or network links have failed. The fine-grain clusters provide very high p
s and efcient and ultrafast sensors is expected to yield systems with increased signal to noise ration. These will impact next generation se
hase II proof-of-concept demonstration of the practical feasibility of stencil mask technology. A comprehensive survey of stencil mask mate
orage, thereby enabling up to 100 times improvement in planar surface storage capacity with concurrent increases in data transfer rate. Na
TC'S CIRCUITS ARE DISTINGUISHABLE BECAUSE THEY: 1) SIGNIFICANTLY OUTPERFORM CONVENTIONAL RF CIRCUITS (IN MANY INSTANCES,
ther application advances are believed to be possible through the eventual use of HTS lumped elements. In this SBIR, we propose to demo
elopment of a um scale flow control device suitable for implementing whatever control algorithms show best rag reduction results. Nielsen
g substrate manufacture, reduces substrates verification time, enhances substrate rework capabilities, and hence reduces the risk of mounti
h as the F-22 are designed with internal carriage capability, but current weapons systems such as the Sidewinder and AMRAAM require mo
NT WILL PRODUCE IMPROVED MATHEMATICAL MODELS FOR THE DIRECT SIMULATION OF UNSTEADY AERODYNAMIC FORCES AND MOME
spectra. These generalizations of correlation sequences and power spectra possess many interesting properties which have been shown to
ssion and motion compensated difference coding in the time dimension. We propose to apply the wavelet transform, fractals, and neural n
un simulations in "normal", "fast", or "parallel" mode. A unique feature will be the incorporation of a novel parallel simulation paradigm tha
sual horizon-of-one controllers. This controller is also more stable than the commonly used inverse dynamics controller. The neurocontroll
The objective of this project is to develop a new acoustic logging tool together with high resolution processing methods to obtain in-situ e
currently available technologies we expect to be able to display 3D images of 128 x 128 x 128 voxels at 30 times/sec. Besides no moving pa
image tube life, bulkiness, and additional weight, the performance and safety of such systems is considered marginal. Night Vision Corpora
to propoel larger projectiles onto target materials, testing has been limited. The results of the research performed to date has been impre
lt in a 10 fold or more improvement in MRAM read access time. These GMR materials give an additional significant advantage in area beca
proposes to develop a transformer/line type modulator which is 3 - 10 times smaller and lighter than existing devices. This development w
practical and advantageous only if it does not disturb the device design and complicate the entire process. To implement such an idea, we i
g troops in the field. Such aspects as size, weight, visibility, transportability and survival under field handling conditions ahve not been adeq
achieved through continued development of this technology. The effort will involve development of suitable extrusion parameters for extr
e DU with particle sizes less than 2mm from soils have not been developed nor demonstrated. the purposes of Phase I of this effort will be
particular applications. We propose to synthesize high performance photorefractive films of BaTi03, LiNb03, and GaAs by an innovative pla
RS THE ADVANTAGES OF A WIDE TUNING RANGE, ADAPTABILITY FOR USE WITH CONVENTIONAL LASER DIODE STRUCTURES, NO CHANGE
nsor tracking system that would accommodate all data types and would function under all conditions of data availability. All data fusion an
rface phenomenon, at Clemson University, which enables ferroelectric thin film to perform nonvolatile binary optical switching. The device
HE BASIS FOR COMPARISON. THIS OPTICAL SYSTEM WILL BE REDESIGNED TO EMPLOY BOES. THE LOCATION OF THE BOES WITHIN THE SEN
os wun with varying input parameters. Vulnerability assessments can be parallelized at two levels. First, it is possible to distribute the indivi
rts radial standing waves that provide feedback to sustain oscillations. The electron beam is to be provided by a recently developed indust
MANCE REQUIRED FOR HIGH FIDELITY SIMULATIONS, DUE TO A VARIETY OF LIMITING FACTORS, INCLUDING ACCESS TO OR AVAILABILITY O
nsor, C3, and weapon resoureces of a community in order to macimize that community's mission effectiveness. The total situation awarene
ttter, however, there are several factors which may limit the number of such nets operating concurrently. The primary concern is that of sel
ort tool with existing CAD-based human engineering and modeling technologies. In Phase I, we proposed to (1) identify previous research
resulting in higher chip densities and shorter interconnects, and therefore allowing for superb clock speeds. In the foreseeable future, the
Phase I of the program will involve preliminary ground testing of an existing proof-of-concept prototype unit to establish suitability as a prim
ACH TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THE SMALLER DIMENSIONS OF VERTICAL CAVITY SURFACE EMITTING LASERS (VCSELs) WHICH RESULT IN INCRE
FLUORINATED METHACRYLATE AND COPOLYMERS, TO CHARACTERIZE THE PERFORMANCE OF THESE POLYMERS AND TO SELECT ONE POLY
erconnects for digital optoelectronic computing hardware. The purpose of the program is to define, develop, and map C3I algorithms and
elopment in a separate Phase I SBIR to provide the Navy with this important system capability. Furthermore, there would be significant adv
o become non-transmissive of the harmful laser light. This requres the incorporation of at least one intermediate focal plant or surface wit
cal Amplifier, will become a key component in various lightwave systems, principally in short distance communication distribution systems
dual-use technologies. This communication window is of particular interest because of the availability of low cost GaAlAs based transmitter
oint-to-point mapping of emitted radiation which will then undergo image processing to produce the final image. During the Phase I effort,
UST BE DESIGNED TO MAKE USE OF VARIOUS CURRENT DELIVERY TECHNOLOGIES; IT MUST BE FLEXIBLE WITH RESPECT TO TEACHING ENV
WITH OUR THEORETICAL PREDICTIONS WITH A COMPUTER MODEL, CALLED MEDAL. THIS MODEL HAS PROVEN ACCURATE WITH OUR WOR
control actuator modes such as continuous control, bang-bang control with and without a sliding mode, and pulse width modulation will b
xisting SADCA test environment.
h traditional numerical optimization techniques as well as state-of-the-art computational methods such as knowledge-based system and ge
distance); 3) optical reception and conventional digitization (digitized PM signal); and 4) an ultra-fast digital (PM) demodulation technique
s relaxed to 1o/sec, which satisfies most industrial applications, the whole instrument can be built on an integrated optics chip (LiNbO3, for
Unlike traditional compression studies we consider the specific issue of compression in the presence of a noisy channel. Joint source codin
istributed ATM optical interconnect that can meet these requirements. It utilizes byte-wide WDM optical links and photonic switches to sim
cost per megabyte low. While the SODD will find insertion in a much broader market, since desktop computing power is increasig at a revo
of this proposal is that we seek to exploit the parallelism of free space for high speed interconnects across distances larger than those realiz
ace optics, and uses the multiple-quantum-well devices as saturable absorbers. Signals residing in time windows as short as several picose
for acousto-optic Bragg cells. It will also perform as an ultra high speed scanner in applications which demand better performance than ac
ts a phase modulation on an optical beam for a CD type laser diode, a process that is strictly linear with the received signal and 2) an optica
ber-based sensor design to significantly improve signal modulation levels and by using triple-wavelength0based measurement of optical th
RORS. THIS LIGHT VALVE, CALLED AN ELECTRON BEAM-ADDRESSED MEMBRANCE MIRROR LIGHT MODULATOR (EMLM), IS A MATURING TE
or dynamically displaying real-time software timing information, This method would provide the capability to collect timing data for a real-
rnment researchers. Additional progress in parallel computer architectures and neural network processing has now made the design of a b
here is a need to plan coordinated search efforts that optimize the overall search performance and minimize the negative effects of active s
ACOUSTIC SENSORS AND FROM MODULATION-ON-PULSE RADAR WAVEFORMS. THE TECHNIQUE DOES NOT REQUIRE AN A PRIORI KNOWL
econd-generation design for the IUADE based on an existing, proven HNNDC architecture. ORINCON's RIPPEN software combines a graphic
anual reading of long paper strip charts of multiple electrode output time series. This is time consuming, costly, and subjective. EEG's are n
stical differencing technique on multiple-sensor-suite digitized snapshots at preprograumied locations in the environment. Image differenci
ponents of the U.S. Army Ch-47 Helicopter (control system components, transmissions, rotors). Accurately predicting the fatigue life of thes
ound includes acoustic emissions from fishing vessels and whale vocalizations. We propose to use data from the IUSS to support governmen
potentially very powerful analysis methodology for coordinating data from a variety of sources. (This coordination is commonly called "sen
of targets with in the field of view of an imaging sensor. This technique works from the ultraviolet to the millimeter spectral region. It is mo
d pre-processing multispectral sensor information because it is truly innovative. Biological sensors provide technically rich examples for us
along the optical axis of the laser sensor. For a smart laser sensor to be useful it must have a very low false alarm rate, (FAR), with a high pro
SS THAN 0.01 UM IN THE MID INFRARED SPECTRAL REGION. THIS TECHNIQUE IS REFERRED TO AS "IMAGING MULTI-SPECTRAL SENSING, (I
velop a DOC system that shows exceptional fouling resistance, will have metal-ion rejection, and will have total rejection of soap and oil. Th
tabases, lack of expert system tools for parallel computers, and the difculties associated with programming parallel computers. The four c
e IFF system proposed can be interrogated by laser pulses or by a covert (spread spectrum) RF "request to transpond". The low probability
status of indigenous production and deployment of WMD. The purpose of this Phase I effort is to develop a proof-of-concept model of the
nd EO sensors. The envisional battery powered unit would require no on-site support, and would be man-portable for quick reaction capab
beamsplitter elements in a related HWIL Dichroic Target Screen project. One design concept uses a small dichroic screen in an agile mode t
(4) prove medium viability utilizing a prototype demonstration system. Because of extensive previous involvement supporting the Naval A
aft canopy reflections, including canopy treatments and passive optical instrument/display faceplates. Several novel candidate technologie
NEERED AT STANFORD AND ELSEWHERE ON A SCALABLE HIGH-PERFORMANCE LATTICE GAS SUPERCOMPUTER ALGE WE WILL DERIVE COM
HE MID-INFRARED AND TERAHERTZ SPECTRAL REGIONS. THE MATERIAL WILL BE FABRICATED BY MOLECULAR-BEAM EPITAXIAL GROWTH IN
XPLORED. BECAUSE OF THE HOPED FOR HIGH GAIN AND OPERATING SPEED IS SHOULD BE POSSIBLE TO EMPLOY SUCH DEVICES IN MICROW
ntations and are difcult to extend. Further, the packages do not take advantage of sophisticated simulation software developed by academ
ually self-sharpen itself. It is desirable to impart this property in tungsten-based composites. Unfortunately, tungsten is not amenable to ad
ped by Parke Mathematical Laboratories and Rome Air Development Center personnel. In Phase I, Parke Mathematical Laboratories will de
er commercial value of these batteries. Identification and understanding of the various degradation mechanisms will lead to improved fabr
ling applications due to the lack of a suitable compressor. We propose the development of a J-T cryocooler based upon a small ultra-clean
iformity is difcult to control. We propose to develop an innovative mixer which operates inside a wet etching chamber to provide extreme
accurate and timely pre-admission verification of insurance eligibility and coverage, thereby significantly reducing these costs. The system
d high diffraction efciency is a difcult, expensive process reuqiring skilled labor and costly capital equipment. Foster-Miller proposes to de
onsorship of the Naval Undersea Warfare Center (NUWC). The performance of both rocket propelled and gun launched missiles has been d
less costly. The feasibility is determined through two parallel efforts: An analytic study and the construction and testing of a prototype dev
g ambient conditions, engine variation and disturbances, and uncertain engine control data. Candidate control techniques include PID, LQG
aining staff. The JKT will measure the foundation of AP knowledge and skills, i.e., factual information. We also propose to develop a criterio
ction, fabrication processes, quality control, allowable cyclic stress, dynamic behavior, mounting provisions, alignment processes, radial/axi
fcient commercial aviation operations. Numerous innovative concepts have been identified as candidates for IHPTET application. The agg
proteins, suggesting a rapid release of the biological material into aqueous solution. The foam will be utilized as a filtering material in filtra
liminary testing was conducted to demonstrate proof-of-concept; the results were remarkably successful and are described in this proposa
te, nanoporous, close tolerance, electromechanical subassemblies of strategic missile guidance systems for cleaning of buoyancy fill fluids,
nti-solvent (GAS) recrystallization. Utilization of this process will result in the incorporation of selected phase stabilizers directly into the AN
has been done by the principal investigator and by the subcontractor. The objectives of this effort, if successful, represent a significant step
eter, enabling close experimental simulation of erosion due to high velocity rain impact on aircraft leading edge surfaces. Its design will allow
wide range of functional capabilities in the design, development, and operational life cycle of such spacecraft. Traditional approaches to end
eness of military aircraft would be enhanced by an automated system capable of rapidly and reliably assessing the threat status of an attack
s in fabricting arrays of vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs, tradnamed LASE-ARRAY BY PRI) and in amnufacturing ruggedized avi
CTION DISPLAY DEVICES. THE DEVICES WOULD BE COMPACT, LIGHTWEIGHT, RELIABLE, CONSUME LOW POWER, AND BE VERY BRIGHT. WE P
ed the vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser (VCSEL), can be fabricated in arbitrary, one- and two-dimensional arrays (tradenamed LASE-ARR
iscretely or monolithically with other optoelectronic or electronic circuitry. This technology has the attributes sought for OSPs: compactnes
CIATED WITH THE LIMITED BANDWIDTH OF ELECTRONIC-BASED COMPUTER INTERCONNECTS IN LARGE-SCALE, WIDE-AREA MULTIPROCESS
YSTEM TO FORM A HYBRID LENS SYSTEM. THE HYBRID SYSTEM WILL HAVE THE ADVANTAGES OF BOTH MACRO- AND MICRO-OPTIC TECHN
s for a whole new generation of communication, computation and signal processing applications. Integrated optoelectronic circuits incorpo
NS THAT GREATLY CONSTRAIN THE NUMBER OF INTERCONNECTIONS/PROCESSORS. OPTICAL INTERCONNECTIONS, ON THE OTHER HAND, A
INTO A FIBER OPTIC CABLE. THE CONVENTIONAL ELLIPTICAL REFLECTOR DESIGN CURRENTLY IN USE FOR FIBER OPTIC ILLUMINATION HAS
ACTION, AND 3) AN ELECTRONIC ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK CLASSIFIER. THE NOVELTY OF OUR APPROACH LIES IN INTERGRATING THE
arget of interest. In order to improve a previously known method for input image coding, POC proposes a new concept of phase encoding.
g upon the position of the observation plane. Local wavefront distortion (deviation from a plane or a sperical wavefront) causes displaceme
64 digital processors operating in parallel to perform digital operations such as morphological functions, simple target tracking and noise re
ng systems. It uses only state-of-the-art fiber-optic components. The HPOC concept uses a spinning drum on which up to 1024 distinct gray
ened and fully-compatible with integrated-circuit technology. In contrast to previous optoelectronic interconnect concepts, these substrate
on resonance (SPR). The combined use of these two optical sensing techniques enables the development of a versatile biosensor that will o
C (WAVEGUIDE) PACKAGING. THIS INGENIOUS QUANTUM WELL (QW) SWITCH/MODULATOR USES THE RESINANT TUNNELING DOUBLE BAR
of the dispersed light using a fast switching LC phase modulator array. Because of their compactness, several such sensor modules for diffe
aborate sample preparation. The FORS system uses a recently developed technique that measures the stress-related peak shifts of the Ram
E PROPOSED NHSD IS BASED ON INTEGRATING ORGANIC FLUOR, SOLGEL TECHNIQUES AND DIAMOND-LIKE COATING TECHNOLOGIES. BY O
communications. POC's DDR will use an imbedded processor to control the PSS algorithm (which will also be developed in this program) in
uce the number of physical interconnects required among the MCM modules by multiplexing the digital and analog signals on a single optic
rrently used to create such structures. Thus, the development of PBGs at optical wavelengths is expected in the near future. Using the wav
EGUIDE GEOMETRIES. AN ARRAY OF WAVEGUIDE BEAMS CAN BE READDRESSED WITHIN MILLISECONDS, USING VERY MODERATE OPTICAL
ware for a wide range of diagnostic techniques. The use of metallic NIOs to reduce the numerical aperture (NA) of the fiber optics allows a
w techniques, a 3-D, Optically assisted cellular array "machine" for real-time image processing operations could be achieved and would out
l filtering (SDSF). This concept can be readily implemented in a minaturized form without any moving parts by integrating four of POC's wel
ll the light from out-of-focus planes. The key component is a novel pixel filter (or a pixel filter array) placed at the image focal plane. The pi
proach include: no-mask lithography (fabrication immediately follows design, using CAD-generated layout); greatly increased throughout w
being monitored. These sensors not only interfere with the operation of the engine, but they are quite often temperature limited, short live
ulator configurations are proposed, and are considered to be ideally suited for dual use applications. These are: a plasmon EO modulator a
ulation period matches the round trip time of the addressed sensor's optical loop. Thus, the light energy is always concentrated on the add
e field, a rugged, field-portable luminometer is needed. Commercially available fluorimeters and luminometers are bulky and best suited fo
earch Laboratory. Optical fibers will be tapered to allow light to "leak out their sides," interacting with immunochemical detection layers bo
READY DAMAGED COMPONENTS. A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN WILL BE DEVELOPED DURING PHASE I FOR HIGH ENERGY LASER TESTS ON HEL
oundary layer mixing and inhibit flow separation. This actuation technique lends itself to the development of a closed-loop active control s
. The common pixel registry afforded by the design permits unique spectral information to be extracted from cluttered background and tar
actices using carbon vapor deposition, low pressure impregnation and carbonization, or high pressure impregnation and carbonization gen
ture measurements along a single line-of-sight will be demonstrated with a target sensitivity of 0.1% in both density and temperature. The
of plasma-assisted dry etching. The FAST apparatus will be reconfigured to yield an intermediate-energy high-flux fluorine atom beam; spec
systems, and SQUID based devices could benefit from the availability of large, low cost superconducting magnetic shields. Low temperatu
with the vulnerability/lethality process. All of the code elements will be integrated into a graphical user interface for ease of use.
idetify targets even when their thermal contrast is low. In Phase I, the performance of the infrared search and track system using polarizati
non-stoichiometrically grown InGaAs:As photoconductive detector elements that will function as ultrahigh-speed sampling gates when illu
g to the problem we address in this proposal; namely, the need for additional capabilities for the automated detection of the full spectrum
AN ARRAY. THE WORK WILL INVESTIGATE THE DESIGN TRADEOFFS AVAILABLE AND WILL ESTABLISH THE COMPUTATIONAL REQUIREMENT
els of the debris environment, impact effects and techniques to mitigate these effects. To correctly interpret the space environment, the res
ENERGY AND INTEGRITY VERIFICATION. THE PRESENT PROPOSAL DESCRIBES A PHASE I FEASIBILITY STUDY PROGRAM COMPRISING THE DE
ow weight, low cost interactive embedded tactical training system offering significant increases in situational awareness for flight crews of a
urbine combustors. This approach offers enabling technology for improving combustion stability and successfully achieving advanced com
fforts. Unlike conventional cylinders, Flex Tube is a composite-overbraided tubular pressure vessel that conforms to the shape of a vehicle's
ed in this fasion will suffer performance degradations against short duration signals of interest in a noise environment that is rapidly varying
phase, which has limited its application in such fluid environments as tactical military operations and day-to-day business management. Th
cation technique using only two levels of photolithographic masking. The simplification of the process will make it possible to fabricate the
liminates the clearance seals, moving pistons, shafts and piston-supports (such as flexures) that havde consistently been major sources of p
ctors by a factor of 10 to 20. We propose to design and fabricate multiphase Fresnel lenses with high collection efciency and F/# to 0.5 for
al) bands which allow unlincensed operation at frequencies of 2.4GHZ, 5.8GHz, and 39 GHZ. Additionally licensed cellular systems are being
new switching device is expected to provide performance superior than that offered by MESFET and PIN diodes combined. The switch arra
iamond Technology, Inc. (SIDT), Houston, Texas. Princeton Microwave Technology (PMT) will team with SIDT to undertake this developmen
mes per second currently under development is proposed. In Phase I the conceptual design of a diagnostic instrument based on this type o
PONS IS IMPORTANT. RESEARCH ON LASER IGNITION ADDRESSES THESE REQUIREMENTS IN AN ATTEMPT TO IMPROVE UPON EXISTING CH
al components of the aerosol, and possibly also viruses. On the other hand, some amount of ozone is generated by the process (which can
HE SEEKER DYNAMIC RESPONSE TO INDUCED MOTION BY ISOLATING IT "DYNAMICALLY" FROM THE REAMINDER OF THE AIRFRAME USING
g vane thermal durability and abrasion resistance to enable it to withstand the hot alumina particle impacts from the propellant exhaust. P
al-time transduction of the genetic responses is most commonly provided by coupling a gene encoding a bioluminescent protein to the sys
rocesses to construct a distributed detector array to meet these unusual performance requirements.
60 degrees field of view. Simultaneous, multiple targets at arbitrary angular positions will be simulated in the 2 - 18 GHz range. Simulated e
ules and operating at 200 MHz and 5V power will dissipate 5 mW in charge mode logic and 180 mW in CMOS. While the 36:1 factor can no
al times a minute. Using a technique called digital beamforming the TEP system simultaneoulsy monitors all pixels within the field of view o
is expected with the use of pre- impregnated material that is not dependent on resin reactivity. Two part profiles will be selected that repre
e written into the selected layer without causing cross talk in any other layers. The stored data in each ET layer can be retrieved with high fi
EMENT. RECENTLY, A NOVEL TIME LENS HAS BEEN PROPOSED BASED ON THE WELL KNOWN ANALOGY BETWEEN OPTICAL SPATIAL DIFFRAC
high contrast ratio (~10 4:1). Field emitter arrays have the merits of electrical-addressability, high space-bandwidth product (SBP), low driv
far infrared radiation. The pixel design is such that the array may be readout and refreshed inductively via magnetic fields, which implies t
graphy, acoustic emission, and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR). Since bonds degrade chemically and since, with the exception of NMR,
gap of the InGaAs chamel which leads to low breakdown voltages between the drain and source. This proposed program will incorporate t
ed for practical application. This objective would be achieved first, by configurating an analysis system comprised of an air resonance analy
ented breakthrough in internal heat recuperation (IHR) and proprietary optics design. Incorporation of IHR along with efcient optics and p
both phase-slope and two-frequency implementation methods, determine optimum parameters for a two or multiple-frequency method in
interconnects. The architecture is to employ a superstrate Si/Ge waveguide array as the optical bus for signal distribution. Implementation
converter function is performed with a set of two moduels that are compatible with the VMEbus interface and card size specifications. Eac
asizes stressful conditions that typify real-world signal collection missions, and the need to separate overlapped signals with little or no a p
-end, which employs dominant-mode prediction (DMP) and polychannel DMP (PC-DMP) to detect, copy, and localize emitters on the basis
ams in the directions of the SOIs without knowledge of the SOI angel-of-arrival, the near field multipath environment nor the array calibrati
RING INTERFERENCE DURING STORM ACTIVITY. THE METEOROLOGICAL CHANNELS USED TO TELEMETER SONDE DATA TO THE GROUND AR
NCE MITIGATING DETECTION, COPY, AND DF CAPABILITIES PROVIDED BY THE RECENTLY ADVANCED DOMINANT MODE PREDICTION (DMP)
ult bandwidths will exceed 10 GHz. In addition we will fabricate a reference resonator on the same substrate without electrodes to discrim
hip incorporating modulators, switches, A/D converters, phase retarders, etc., instead of conventional electronic components. The "power"
oling to achieve major efciency and other advantages. An analytical model is used to accurately predict the thermodynamic conditions an
wide range of commercial products, at cost savings of more thatn 50%, without a significant loss of performance (compared to sapphire). F
with radiation from high intensity lamps. The high temperature initiates annealing, oxidation or chemical vapor deposition reactions. RTP sy
possible 2-10 residue peptides (greater thatn 10 to the thirteen power structures) and concurrently select and amplify peptides having high
oper sensor placement; 4) computer feedback and control; 5) software for automated inspection/data gathering. The objectives of the Pha
ming tasks in near-shore oceanic environments." In order to fulfill the military applications, the system will need to be designed to be low-ob
ICLE ON A SINGLE 6U VME BOARD, WITH AN UPGRADE PATH TO MEET THE SAVA STANDARD. THIS BOARD WILL SIMPLIFY THE TASK OF AUT
tal damage tolerance reliability concerns. During Phase I, Refractory Composites Incorporated will design, construct and deliver a sub-scale
tyl 2-chloroethyl sulfide (NBCS) to establish their ability to decompose these analogs. Promising reactive species will be formulated with se
e alarm rate. An effective system must also provide laser detection in a large field of view and be sensitive to wavelengths over a broad spe
um alloy based MMCs is the main powershaft of the engine. A major difculty with such MMC type components is making reliable couplin
usters has been demonstrated over the last four years in experimental BMDO interceptor programs. RCI has developed a unique process a
nospheric models, (2) designating an ionospheric model for ALTAIR based on low-latitude transionospheric propagation comparison of the
ice physics predicts that large improvements in energy storage density can be achieved over conventional capacitor technologies with the
ES. THE CENTRAL PROBLEM ASSOCIATED WITH OBSTACLE AVOIDANCE TECHNOLOGY IS NOT WITH SENSORS, SIGNAL PROCESSING OR IMA
technology provide new tools to control system development projects throughout their life cycle. NAVSEA has invested in these PC tools fo
ubject matter experts. Introduced is the concept of "fuzzy" availability parameters for modeling uncertainty. Presented as environmental "fa
system (and related extensions to civilian and commercial) requirements as specific technical functional and performance requirements; de
AV systems, subsystems, technology, and applications. Operations research techniques used in Phase I for the cost/benefit and operational
e major purpose of this study is to determine when MPP architectures or clusters of low-cost workstations will be able to generate ray trac
and a software simulation system will be implemented and used to test the design and to evaluate alternative system configurations. We p
lone, is 40% nuclear energy to electrical energy. The overall size of the system should remains small (e.g. a Kr85 fluorescence source and p
e across processors, generating interprocessor communications for memory faults. Thus, SVM can hide the daunting task of programming i
but will use P4 from Argonne National Laboratory for the prototype. Finally, the class library will not sacrifice performance, and will take a
OLOGY TO PRODUCE CUBIC BORON NITRIDE (cBN) COATINGS, AND EXAMINE THEIR UTILITY AS OXIDATION BARRIERS AND TRIBOLOGICAL C
HERMAL MANAGEMENT AND ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS. THE ENORMOUS GROWTH RATES POSSIBLE WITH THIS PROCESS, AND MORE IM
nt planner into a particularly acute predicament for two reasons: the development planner has an enormous span of responsibility, and to
arginal Evaluator(OME-III/IV) so that the relative merits of force structure alternatives can be judged against simulated combat outcomes (p
design and manufacturing concept that will allow the flexible shaft to have great flexibility and superior torsional strength. The shaft we p
ratory equipment, even that most recently available. To meet other, less stringent Air Force requirements, the direct RF generation architec
ospace is proposing an alternative microchannel fabricaiton approach, which results in a doubling of the heat dissipation capability compar
oal is to demonstrate the capability of scatterometry to provide a PEB monitor that can be applied real-time to control the process. The scatt
ng of iridium. Fibers will be grown under a range of conditions and evaluated to determine tensile strength at room and elevated (2400 F) t
ep positioning problem, slow long range, fast and accurate shorter range servo. Phase I concentrates on designing a fast 2 nanometer resol
ne glass resonator" but in a version which is electrostatically excited and sensed. A long, thin cylindrical structure is driven to produce a sta
HICH WILL ALLOW IMPROVEMENTS IN ALL THREE AREAS. THIS SYSTEM WILL IMPROVE OPERABILITY BY IMPROVING MANEUVERABILITY, AG
standing these dynamic systems. Now it is known that these chaotic systems are not just random fluctuations but are tottally deterministic
filtrate into the metallic network plastic material, gaining homogenous distribution of the fibers at all concentrations between 1% and 50%
e vibrations of targets with Doppler Laser Radar. Vibrational signature measurement with Doppler laser radar has been successfully demon
into a given volume constraint and enter into production at a maximum cost goal. Previous SEO submunition LADAR sensor work indicates
S OF SUCH MATERIALS ARE SUPERALLOYS AND METAL-MATRIX COMPOSITES WITH GRADED THERMAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES. A G
CLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, AND CHEMICAL (NBC) FACILITIES. THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROPOSED PHASE I PROGRAM IS TO DETERMINE THE ESSEN
dar method# in which the return PEN laser signal is passec^ through a Doppler filter before being digitally processed to datejcmine range re
HF, and UHF frequency ranges. The ultra-broadband active biconical antenna will be designed to ultimately support tactical electronic warf
effect in small engines accounts for a bigger portion of rotating component losses than large engines. Scientific Aero Monitoring, Inc. propo
the high energy acoustic beam weapon technologies (developed at SARA Inc) for the creation of the facility/area denial effect. The high po
ments, countermeasures are implemented, and access is limited. An intense concealment program spanning 1980 through 1992 was condu
osed to satisfy the requirements of the airborne optical communications. A novel optical pump geometry which is a modified version of the
gy investment below 1 MRad. Although various electron accelerators have been applied, large scale implementation has been impeded by
sk of radiation-induced carcinoma, nolinear optical breast-cancer screening examinations can be repeated periodically with no risk to the p
ols are incapable of meeting users' needs - they are too slow and require too much manual intervention. Suitable tools can be based on th
OOP from the viewpoint of the parallel programming environment - not the OOP language. A parallel programming language that naturall
anism that allows for quantum limited imaging performance to be realized in a CCD architecture. The Avalanche CCD Imager is capable of b
over compearable silicon devices if they are integrated directly into silicon circuits. Low termperature(LT) grown GaAs is a novel material th
pressure and suction surfaces, would be utilized to alleviate flow tip/endwall corner patterns leading to compressor stall/surge. Under Pha
GNATURES. THESE KEY SPECTRAL FEATURES CAN BE MUCH WEAKER THAN THE UNWANTED CLUTTER ECHOES. CONSEQUENTLY, TARGET CLA
ch to intelligent imaging and target recognition is proposed using methods of Bayesian classification, Flexible Template Matching (FTM), an
everal advantages over conventional time series methods based on second-order statistics. Higher-order cumulants contain information ab
ch methods such as Genetic Algorithm (GA) and Adaptive Partitioned Random Search (APRS) methods. We have shown that for a class of s
ATIONS, THE DEVELOPED TECHNOLOGY CAN BE EXTENDED TO THE BROADEST RANGE OF DoD AND COMMERCIAL HIGH DUTY CYCLE, HIGH
pulses at .20 KHz. the output is a single lobed, Gaussian, diffraction-limited radiatin pattern approximately 0.77 mrad (0.044 degrees) in an
feasibility of the critical components resulting in a demonstration of a small scale version of the proposed configuration. In Phase II, Phase
d associated pump array products. This demands development of flexible manufacturing techniques if costs are to be minimized and marke
POWER FROM A 100 um 10 ELEMENT LASER ARRAY OR 300 mW cw FROM A 3 um WIDE SIMGLE MODE LASER. THESE LEVELS ARE 2 TO 3 T
r power levels and other wavelengths. The resulting blue or green fiber laser will have low power consumption, light weight, small size, an
date? The answer is cost. What is a major cost driver of virtually all the potential applications? It's the tight aligment tolerances required b
UM ANF HIGH TEMPERATURE ELECTRONIC DEVICES THAT CAN OPERATE AT GREATER 200 DEGREE C. THE GOAL OF PHASE I IS EPITAXIAL GRO
in the near term, and beyond 20% with easy improvements. A novel technique for high frequency modulation is proposed. The approach t
ser for a free space laser communication link and will insert the demonstrated laser into a BMDO-funded testbed.
AlGaAs EPITAXIAL WAFER. THE LASER DESIGN CONSISTS OF A SINGLE-MODE DISCRETE MASTER OSCILLATOR COUPLED TO A FLARED-CONTA
asier since it is undoped. Simplified processing is also another major advantage for optical pumping versus a laser diode. Some of the appl
N CONVENTIONAL DFB LASERS. THE SINGLE-MODE LASER WILL DELIVER 1 W, CW COHERENT DIFFRACTION-LIMITED OPTICAL POWER IN A C
sers in the mid-IR that could be used as sources for such an absorption measurement. Given this lack, current absorption sensors are base
chnology, SDL proposed to demonstrate the new manufacturing technique. Implementation of this technology at SDL, the largest manufac
st velocity, but augmented strongly by water vapor phase changes and possibly by heat release from residual chemistry. Turbulent diffusion
TIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY IS SHOWING CONSIDERABLE PROGRESS TO PROVIDE THE TECHNIQUES TO HELP THE BATTLEFIELD CO
F PROPERTIES (BOTH RADIATED AND CONDUCTED) TO EVALUATE THE OVERALL STATUS/CONDITION OF THE CABLES AND CONNECTORS. TH
cle (RV) and tank like signatures when the data is displayed over time because the signature of a tank results in a visual pattern that is very
ce of KBS use in DHS. The challenge is how to test the logic, rules, algorithms and inference engines in the context of traditional S/W system
t this mesh spacer configuration is a major contributor to membrane fouling by forming "dead areas" of low flow behind the spacer segme
ents, hollow-fine fibers and ceramic filters that have been tested over this period have all suffered severe flux declines operating on these w
er networking technology through an RF medium that can create a host of new and innovative applications. Besides routine message hand
hould not be able to access secret data, nor transmit misleading information. - There should no undue stress or burden on the soldier from
or friendly or unfriendly satellites. Coupling through antennas, sensors, leaky walls, and apertures will be permitted. Contractor will treat th
ATOR OF 18 (108DB) BITS OR 20 BITS (120DB). TWO DIFFERENT MODULATORS ARE PROPOSED FOR TEST, A MONOLITHIC 18 BIT ENCODER W
al commercial applications of the RF plasma treatment that will allow this technology to be licensed by film producers and capacitor manuf
H SPEED VACUUM PROCESS, THAT MAKES USE OF RADIATION CROSS LINKED, MULTIFUNCTIONAL ACRYLATE MONOMER MATERIALS. POLYM
ICE TRANSCEIVER OPERATING AT 282.8 MHZ. SIGNAL ENGINEERING PROPOSES DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPREHENSIVE SPECIFICATN FOR TH
ating the cross-term artifacts that are normally detrimental to grams produced by the Wigner transofrm. Under this premise, the only issue
or consists of a bank of matched filters "tuned" to all possible values of the signal parameters. Direction implementation of this processor is
ationary (non-time-varying) assemption or under the assumption of a very slowly time-varying signal (for example, the Widrow LMS algorit
mited system, thus increasing the spatially limited acquisition criteria by the same factor. In the Phase I effort we propose to study and desi
DOEs. Silhouette Technology has developed a new technology to make a low cost, reliable, PC based, DOE film printer offering a high space-
code, labeling, or character marking that show merits of meeting these requirements. Simpex technologies, Inc., supported by Treese & As
ckle charge the battery powering the equipment, or if possible, sufcient power to operate the system. The case must be rugged and able
e of a software authoring tool called VRASAS will be used to develop virtual interface flight training systems that general aviation, commerc
es, developing and validating a comprehensive injury criterion for the human neck, and finally, demonstrating the capability to assess neck
sted agains a standard fragment threat and a new ceramic was tested agains at advanced 7.62-mm armor-piercing (AP) threat. Both materi
intended to prevent. This work will explore new ways to physically lock the restraint, and will explore alternate tehcnologies for sensing the
f messages and no postponements of the underlying computations; and c) Assurance of responsiveness and timeliness by integration of ou
DEVICES IN SUCH MATERIAL SYSTEMS, WE HAVE DEMONSTRATED PHOTOLUMINESCENCE RANGING FROM IR, THROUGH THE VISIBLE, TO
kage for software applications that specifically targets the critical needs of the software engineering community for appropriate statistical t
make outstanding contributions to reducing system and software reliability problems by (a) identifying areas where deficiencies are most lik
MISSION DOMAIN. A ROBUST, YET HIGHLY ADAPTABLE AUTOMATED SOLUTION IS PROPOSED IN ORDER TO ADDRESS THESE CHALLENGES.
tions which may result in a tendency to ignore relevant information. The following are needed: (1) a training environment in which a trainee
wing presence of portable computer equipment. Solid State Technologies (SST) has patented a wireless system for communication between
S TO BE DEVELOPED AS PART OF THIS PROJECT (E.G., LIGHTING, SHADING, TRANSPARENCY, TEXTURE) IN ORDER TO CREATE A DISPLAY THA
d setups of each ship, range and relative aspect angle, and propagation factors; Measures of effectiveness (MOEs) that quantify the degrad
enomena induced aberrations in optical systems. BPCS requirements will be formulated from evaluation of existing DoD and privately deve
rameter dynamics. The proposed approach builds upon previous expereince in fielding operational speaker identification systems for exper
that sometime slip through the catalyst beds; it generally performs satisfactorily only at high temperatures. Recently, Sorbtech developed
3 and 1-3 connectivity have emerged as the most practical. The so called "dice and fill" technique of cutting two sets of grooves in a block o
ge rating of 5000 volts. Increasing the blocking voltage unavoidably results in increased on-state resistance per area, so more silicon area w
.3 percent solution of 3M product FC-203CE. As expected, the partially fluorinated surfactant was easily inactivated. The process destroys a
rt. The difculty lies in accurately predicting where the commercial market will be in the near and distant future. The trick is to pick the pro
erational Environment(s) Stress (OES) related. b.) ATE test process related. c.) Due to sources other than ESS and/or ATE. 3. Determine techn
UE SOLVES THIS PROBLEM. THE RESULTING MATERIAL HAS POTENTIAL ADVANTAGES OVER LIQUID-BASED DYE LASERS WHILE MAINTAINING
eter waveforms over deep ocean, shallow water, near ice-boundaries, ice sheets/terrains, and over continents. The significance of the auto
ty field using massive satellite data. Currently, such a solution can easily exhaust the central memory of conventional supercomputers (Cray
WHEN THESE ELEMENTS ARE EXCITED OPTICALLY, THROUGH A FIBER OPTIC PIGTAIL, THEY FLOURESCE. THE SUM OF MANY FLOURESCING E
y ultraviolet lenses, and their curved surfaces are atomically smooth as they are not formed by polishing. Sensors can be integrated into thi
optic pigtail, they flouresce. The sum of many flourescing elements thus compose a three dimensional image. This spatial monitor will be us
e sound of an explosion, which is difcult to duplicate by other means. Moreover, the pyrotechnic mixture can be compounded to produce
st suite core that contains a scoring system for quantifying succinct scientific test restuls and a graphic user interface (GUI) for point and cli
nattended, real-time monitoring of several toxic gases. GASMAN employs multiple diode-laser in conjunction with multiplexing techniques
put and, therefore, increased costs. The goal of Phase I is to identify and demonstrate the feasibility of compatible sensor technologies wh
ereby avoiding the expensive "rack and stack" design. A single 1-cm array bar package will be pigtailed into a 400 micron diameter core fibe
he many advantages of these InAs/GaInSb SLS detectors are excellent uniformity, normal incidence detection, intrinsic absorption, small lea
position and application of an appropriate bias, the device can be made sensitive to either 3-5 or 8-12 micron radiation. With good junctio
AND In-SUBLATTICES, AND THAT DEGREE OF ORDERING IS CONTROLLED BY GROWTH PARAMETERS. STRONG ORDERING SHOULD LEAD TO
LIUM NITRIDE (GaN) AS THE EMITTER AND COLLECTOR SECTIONS. ZnGeN(2) IS AN EXCELLENT CANDIDATE FOR SERVING AS THE TRANSIST
romise improved focal plane array performance and yield. Also, since it is lattice-matched to InSb, the substrate cost is lower than that of t
encies can provide an electromagnetic microscope for eddy current NDE of underlying defects and hidden corrosion in airframes. Our mea
sk assessments are not available. Specifically, the risk factor does not exist for long-chain petroleum hydrocarbons (LCPHs) which are comp
pecially user friendly. A system architecture that uses off-the-shelf hardware, including a host computer, will be designed and the hardware
TH SUBSTANTIAL DARPA FUNDING. A NUMBER OF SMALLER CAM-8 ARE ALREADY IN USE AT MIT AND COLLABORATING INSTITUTIONS. CAM
iometric SiC with 80-90% ceramic yield. Multiple infiltration, cure, and pyrolysis cycles would be used to prepare composites with less than
F3PCH3 group. The synthesis depends upon new chemistry which we have discovered for phosphoranes and trifluoromethyl phosphorus co
wever, this steps alone prevents scale-up. We will develop a non-photochemical method for this step. We propose three chemical alternativ
cases to aid the obsolescence prediction for a current part will be demonstrated by the development of a prototype with a broad corss-sec
ase I tasks will cover the design and development of peak strain and deflection-based instrumentation systems for monitoring the structura
n of photosensitive molecules at the focus of a high numerical aperture laser beam provides unparalleled optical sectioning (axial resolutio
ultilayer structure are yttrium-barrium-copper oxide on a lanthanum aluminate carrier. The proposed multilayer ceramic approach will be u
oelectgric motion control of the OPO crystals will provide wavelength tuning with no change in laser alignment or pointing direction (boresi
l systems. A development program is proposed that will improve for high-temperature application two thermography techniques to enable
e i minimal or no damage to underlying layers. Furthermore, effort will be focused on preserving film stoichiometry at the widewalls. Two d
nt, and noise removal. The algorithms will be demonstrated in software and a system level hardware architecture will be designed.
pre-polarized MRI (PMRI), which is currently under development at several research laboratories. In PMRI, the sample is subjected to a high
EFFICIENCY OF THESE REFRIGERATORS WILL DEPEND ON THE PERFORMANCE OF THE MAGNETS. THE Hi-Tc SUPERCONDUCTORS OFFER SU
s, the film performance is invariable limited by the substrate in the case of microwaves, or the dielectric in the case of multi-layers. The pro
rganics from the bed. If a catalyst is added to the adsorbent matrix, the process should enhance the electron transfer needed to oxidize the
e spectral optical pyrometric interferometry (SPI) for closed loop control of the two parameters in these processes. The SPI technique utiliz
and to determine the feasibility of using it in a phased array antenna system. SCT and TRW have teamed to design, fabricate and test a prot
emitters, and UV solar bling sensors possible. The material is extremely hard and capable of being used at high temperature. We propose to
ption coefcient (9,100 cm(-1)) is predicted and has been observed, it appears to be a very promising detector material for use in astrophys
maintenance time. This is very costly to the Air Force. Surfaces Research has developed new lubricant technology which promises to solve fa
AND PERFORMANCE TRADES BETWEEN THE ACTIVE CONFIGURATION AND PASSIVE MUFFLERS WILL BE MADE AND AN EXPERIMENT WILL
RESULT, THE SCOPE OF EFFORT REQUIRED TO DEVELOP THE SUBSTRATE CAN BE QUITE LARGE, AND CAN HINDER OR PREVENT THE DEVELO
ware's life cycle), it only makes sense to develop a metric which addresses software design complexity. The ability to objectively evaluate an
ers, followed by software integration testing, then system integration testing and finally flight test. The quality of the delivered software pro
00 architecture to create a single chip capable of recognizing simple objects. This device-called ORC-will have electrically programmable pa
ecting more than 100 nodes. A disciplined approach has been selected for achieving the program objectives, ensuring there is a consensus
Fairchild Systems (develpoer of the EO-LOROPS), and (3) Computing Devices Ineternational (CDI) (developer of the ATARS validation equip
be working the Phase I development efffort which will serve as the foundation for the Phase II prototype development. Synectics will evalu
n navigating the maze of data and that do his/her bidding. Perhaps most unfortunate, there is little use made of data graphs since data grap
FOR INTERFACING A TRANSDUCER TO AN ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER. THIS ASICINTERFACING A TRANSDUCER TO AN ANALOG-TO-D

es and species of bacteria, and (2) a means to reduce fluorescence interference from other bacterial fluorophores. SPEC has shown that life
he 1998-1999 DSCS program or other military satellite systems. Fast packet switching is a connectionless switching mechanism, in which da
of subsurface targets with three dimensional spatial resolution of less than a meter. The primary project objective is to develop a high-reso
ontroller to provide control and serial communications. The module will operate in a continuous acquisition (wrap-around) mode enabling s
oped wich would allow planners and cost estimators to produce accurate and reliable cost estimateds for futre projects. The database desig
e the desired performance in the rigorous submarine environment. The cost of adapting commercial electronics equipment to the submari
the aircraft. Often the uncertainty in the ability to predict the structural dynamics is handled by designing a filter with a wider notch that c
NG NAP-OF-THE-EARTH (NOE) OPERATIONS IN PARTICULAR, THE DISTURBANCE MODELS SHOULD REPRESENT NONUNIFORM DISTRIBUTION
proposed to quantify the minimum levels of fidelity required for each factor associated with simulating the rotorcraft/ship landing task. Ro
es of piloted airplanes. In addition, while the standard is comprehensive in scope, it is possible that external factors will influence the missio
onsideration is higher aerodynamic efciency (higher L/D). This in turn indicates increased aspect ratio and reduced drag. These motivate i
rs. The use of high-power laser diodes and/or higher-power laser transmitters and receivers to extend node-to-node distance by one or tw
o these requirements. We understand that WL/AAAS has real-time network requirements across several domains - data, voice, video, and R
es of interest are electrical conductivity, chemical stability, and themal stability. In this proposal we will explore the feasibility of adapting ca
echnology. The films can be used to improve several features of MCMs and improve the manufacturing process. Some potential advantages
used LiNbO3 or GaAs waveguide technology. Throughout the work we will emphasize the design of nonlinear optical materials which simu
sely determined and controlled by a temperature-stable Bragg reflector that provides strongly wavelength-selective reflection. Unlike stand
system will be designed to meet the CALS criteria for AUTOMATED, PAPERLESS and REAL-TIME inforamtion support. The working elements
ontrol tasks such as interpreting the processed image signals and manipulating actuators for guidance. Dedicated analog IC hardware is bes
a hardware description language. The synthesis capabilities will include support for high-level language input, technology mapping, autom
rk integrated circuits, this throughput can be maintained with realistic chip I/O bandwidth. This high performance is achieved at the archite
architecture that will perform 2-point (i.e., gain and offset) correction on a pixel by pixel basis. During the Phase I effort, we will design and
Equipment must fit in standard shelters/vehicles used by lower echelon forces and must be capable of supporting a satisfactory output rate
chleae and neural networks based on auditory system modeling. We have demonstrated a prototype version of our low-precision highly pa
em developers. To date actual systems incorporating electronic neural networks have been limited (and expensive), due to a lack of flexibil
igital hardware can enhance an image in real time, but the common method for range compression on digital hardware, linear filtering, can
EN PAID TO TESTING, BENCHMARKING, AND COMPARING THESE COMPUTATIONAL SYSTEMS. IN FACT, FOR MANY SPECIFIC NEURAL NETWO
tures and roadway surfaces. This system would permit detection and measurement under the various metrological conditions which produ
identified the key role that a real-time map display plays in providing information on the oil thickness distribution as a basis for all subsequ
esentation of interactive training for computer-based technical instruction. The proposed model will consist of an automated instructional c
ms. A waterless dishwasher would reduce graywater generatino by over 25 percent, the size and cost of subsequent treatment systems, and
e low density, both highly electrically and thermally conductive, and be chemically compatible with the reactive propulsion gases. The prop
ough cooling tubes. To date, approaches investigated have not had desired levels of heat transfer. In the Phase I program, two approaches
have an order of magnitude greater thermal conductivity than steel and could significantly decrease bore tempertures. A copper/graphite c
oposed effort is to identify a coating and coating application method that will complement the newly developed ceramic brush brush seal, a
documentation. A specific instance of this class of problem has been chosen; the exhause assembly for the engine on the F-22 aircraft. In th
ocus of this proposed Phase I program is to develop the design of a thermal battery that call tolerate high power drain and yield exceedingl
synthesize candidate elctrolyte compounds; (ii) fabricate and characterize the thin film separator membranes made from these materials; (
ION BONDED SILICON NITRIDE, A FORMABLE AND RELATIVELY INEXPENSIVE STRUCTURAL CERAMIC. THE COMPOSITE SKIN IS A CHEMICAL
wood crates in various states of disrepair. This amounts to approximately six million pounds of waste that must be disposed of properly. Be
ls, leaks and dumping of herbicides, insecticides and wood preservatives containing TCDD have resulted in dioxin contaminated soil at num
ceramics and refractory metals. Thermal and structural analyses and fabrication studies to guide the selection of materials, thicknesses an
yed: traditional measurement of the signal characteristics, and a neural net analysis of the signal. The processing will indicate the onset, an
gs and acceleration data from accelerometers temporarily mounted on the bearing casings for aircraft with good and worn wing bearings. A
ng or maintaining track lock-on, thus delaying or precluding missile launch. The proliferation and availability of these inexpensive active exp
plications. To help incorporate optoelectronic components into radar systems, and to complement component testing, Technology Service
on delivery, UAV navigation, etc. There have been a number of programs which have developed technology for millimeter wave FDA radar s
ency agility, but their mechanizations differ. In its high-resolution implementation, CFH is a spread spectrum technique that is primarily app
s at concept formulation, due to the lack of detailed system information. This project describes the development of a methodology to asses
T OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN SIMULATIONS. THE NONLINEAR CONTROL LAWS HAVE BEEN TESTED IN FLIGHT CONTROL EXPERIMENT
Labs. Audio is a critical element in simulation. The perceived reality (or fidelity) of a simulation is significantly higher when sound is include
on, the machining time does not account for a large percentage of the total time for designing, planning, and production. Therefore, for cos
maintain equipment and systems before embarking on larger, non-routine repairs and modifications. Funding for the repairs and modificati
of metal ions and the destruction of volatile organic chemicals from contaminated water using high energy electrons directly injected into
several days duration, at altitudes from sea level to perhaps as high as 15 km. Their payload, while small, is sufcient for many applications
ving low overall efciency, liquid sorption systems are difcult or impossible to operate in a moving vehicle. The solid/gas absoption system
osed of by burning using the Open Pad Burning Method which is virtually been abolished by the EPA and alternate mehtods such as the in
orrelated to create consistent tactical information for realistic situation awareness. The scalable concurrent visualization system is a resour
NE DUCT. FOR TURBOSHAFT ENGINES, ENGINE CYCLE ANALYSIS PREDICTS THAT THE USE OF HEAT PIPES WILL INCREASE NET SHAFT HORSEP
submitted to the Naval Air Development Center, demonstrated the FHPCP's versatility and capacity for cooling. The report also indicated th
withstand a greater gravitational head during ground testing. A limitation for heat pipes on earth and in space is the heat transport capabi
hnologies. AMTEC is a relatively new energy conversion concept related to the sodium-sulfur battery. As such, Laboratory demonstrators a
the following specific tasks: (1) Identify Joint Fusion Node characteristics; (2) Characterize sensors and sources for Joint Surveillance Fusion
eration, and necrosis of the skin and mucous membrane of the respiratory tract plus permanent eye damage. Methodology exist for its neu
icknesses sampled by normally incident light. This proposal is to study the feasibility of building efcient long wavelength detectors on SI G
bust and efcient performance in the presence of the highly variable undersea environment. Third, the offered connectivity, data rates, and
which would utilize small (shirt-pocket size or less), light weight, low power consumption terminals with omni-directional antennas. The sys
r losses associated with combining a large number of sources using conventional approaches. However, the solid-state source offers the ad
nown to be the highest performance technology for W-band small signal and low-noise applications, they have not been able to be made co
ENTLY IN USE WHICH APPROACH THE PROBLEM BY DISCRETIZING EITHER THE SCENARIO REGION OR THE ROUTE OF THE AIRCRAFT. IN THIS
sponses to missile launcher and other Critical Mobile Targets (CMTs). A three-phase program is described here for developing a simulation
r the KMR radars to allow real-time computation, correction, ad prediction of reentry drag experienced by objects in track. The existing KM
e are translated into cursor movement. The device is functionally identical to the mouse used in many personal computers. This program in
ultiple levels of detail and fidelity; be modular, whereby various alternative designs of a given subsystem may be easily (without recoding of
er regent or would be readily regenerated into the proposed regent, depending on the preferred approach. Another specific objective will
cations and general concerns over material performance. An investigation into processes for the reclamation of bulk explosives and explos
ell as work perforoied earlier for the Navy, this prograle should permit individual Marines to operate effectively over a wide range of tempe
onding design elements. Although some of these methods could possibly be applied at later stages in the system life cycle, no existing tool o
ION OF A SET OF INFERENCE ENGINE CHARACTERISTICS AND THE PARAMETERS BY WHICH TO RECOGNIZE THEM, A SET OF QUANTIFIABLE
nteractively create mold designs from the solid model of MMC component to be cast. The software can also analyze the casting process in t
ftware package is used to interactively create mold designs from the solid model of MMC component to be cast. The software can also ana
formance criteria. All will minimize the processing necessary between the actual process step in question and the ability to accomplish the
oproductivity through simplification at a healthcare provider's workstation through the principle called Interactive Self-Service. The tools r
ations or in buildings. A fiber optic beam delivery system (FOBD) offers an alternative approach in these cases. However, in its present state
dielectric constant with a sufciently high breakdown voltage. In spite of continuous efforts for diamond and SiC film capacitor applications
ollowing advantages: (a) a very clean environment with excellent impurity control, (b) good repeatability/reproducibility, (c) control of matr
5590/U cell. This new system is safe, low cost and has potential to replace all of the present primary cells/batteries used by the Army. A pha
at this technology be applied in a distributed electric drive system for a track laying or wheeled vehicle wherein each of the road wheels ar
hallow as 300A" and retrograde profiles having peak to surface doping ratios greater than 10 at depths up to 4000Ao. The technique emplo
lly fabricated on doped Si substrates. UNIAX proposes to complete the demonstration of integration of polymer LEDs with silicon (or other
ng) are the usual means of evacuating critically ill patients. While the enclosed clinical space of these vehicles is noisy, the helicopter cabin
n requirements are studied through trade-off analysis. Through this process lightweight composite material has become the material of cho
ere fillers and short fiber reinforcements within a high-strength polymer matrix. These syntactic foams will be tested for density, compressi
osed device is expected to be effective against most, if not all, mine types, and against floating, moored, proud, bottom, or buried mines.
oke volume data in non open chest operations or even during heart attack. Develop a much more accurate doppler flowmeter and techniqu
processes to be modeled (these processes will be documented in a flowchart with narrative); (2) construction of a comprehensive approac
plans are to deposit coatings of titanium nitride onto composites and to experiment with other coatings such as TiB(2), ZrB(2), and HfB(2)
e gun barrel life. While improvements in barrel technology to mitigate wear problem are warranted, barrel improvements alone may not be
ECENTLY, VERITAY HAS PERFORMED A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF TESTING OF BULK-LOADED LIQUID, GEL AND SLURRY PROPELLANTS-USING
ERFORMANCE AND AGILITY OF SMALL DIAMETER AIR TO AIR MISSILES (5-6 INCHES). AN IATVC SYSTEM DOES NOT PRESENTLY EXIST IN THE
e motor, gearing, and drive electronics, will be evaluated for their own merits as well as the impact on other components. The design we p
osed system will provide the flexibility of direct support for multiple data inputs including use of video, digital camera and analog film prod
F terminals. It focuses on the SHF modems and network controllers. It builds on emerging Navy VME standard architectures and uses IF out
the key tradefoffs between AJ protection and system capacity. We also consider management and control issues, especially in the context o
n be supported depending on the mix of users. Phase I results demonstrate in excess of 1000 simultaneous high bandwidth users can be su
e diametrically opposite directions at an angle, can be employed to determine the linear acceleration component along their common inp
s and one accelerometer to yield the six acceleration components. In a multisensor a pair of silicon accelerometers are made side by side w
st maintain such stable electron beam output characteristics for > 1 nsec. We propose to meet these requirements in an extremely low cos
being input into the multimedia imaging helmet and the high level information processors needed within the helmet to generate images. E
re mounted together with their input axes coincident. Each is excited by an equal but opposite velocity normal to the input axes. This veloc
or has already established to use of the double crucible method in Liquid Encapsulated Czochralski crystal growth.
rence in their melting temperatures and with non-adherent oxides of the metals. For high-temperature applications, problems in the mism
al-mode microstrip antenna (patent pending), of which Wang-Tripp Corporation holds the exclusive license, as a baseline approach, a pass
ssing speed and image refresh rate, high resolution, low power consumption, and low cost. In particular, DSP (Digital Signal Processor) tech
grain boundary phases. It will, therefore, have superior high-temperature mechanical properties, in-particular, creep resistance. Starting-po
the propellant grain. Use of this device will enable the monitoring of propellant grain shape as a function of time and will permit the asses
100 Hz, the balance must be designed with very stiff flexures. The displacement of the sensing elements due to the loads imposed on them
SING ABRASIVE-LIQUIDJETS (ALJE) TO PERFORM THE POLISHING OPERATION ON POLYCRYSTALLINE DIAMOND FILMS. WATER, POLYMERIZE
ESSING TECHNIQUES TO PROVIDE REPEATABLE AND QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENTS OF MATERIAL PROPERTIES USING MANUAL, INTEACT
high-performance aircraft because of form factor, weight, intrusion into the aircaft and/or protrusion into the air stream. The antenna will
aterials during use has degraded the performance of military avionics systems. Adhesive failure is often caused by differences in the coefc
oading to extend the normal operating range or (b) have inherently broadband properties at the higher frequencies of interest; and second
hich EHD lubrication prevails is significantly extended. Vapor has been demonstrated in rolling element bearings with smooth surfaces and
and business areas, including health care, insurance, transportation, taxation and securities trading. The join algorithm is a critical elemen
posite structure including: solid laminates, thin wall composites, pultrusion, molded parts, sandwich laminates and multi-layer structures. T
adherent fibrin clot on contact with bleeding tissue. The Phase I program is devoted entirely to examining the ability of the material to pro
ntiskid brake systems and traction control systems. The technology appears to be mature enough to satisfy performance requirements, the
of an array for implementation on Phase II. Clear technical and advantages are shown over silicon-based devices. Use of a simple UV detec
We have developed several candidate catalysts for organics breakdown in soil remediation applications, which might be amenable to use in
ide with a very high level of crystalline perfection, very low defect density and extremely uniform in composition, wavelength and other pr
containing the Phase II version of this sensor system and acquire video imagery of trajectory path scenes for post flight analysis.
tures using Ada 9X as the implementation language. The front-end tools will include the Xinotech Composer for syntax-directed constructio
HE ABILITIES OF THE OPERATORS TO REACT OPTIMALLY WITH THE ATTENDANT THREAT OF DATA LOSS. THESE CONTINGENCIES ARE OFTEN
eries made with them, which are capable of over four til the power output per unit volume, compared to conventional (monopolar) batter
reparation of storm water quality management plans and will be required on an annual basis to document compliance with those plans. Th
NIQUES USED IN AN ENTIRELY NEW WAY. THE MATERIAL IS STAINLESS STEEL FOIL. THE TECHNIQUE CREATES PRECISE PATTERNS OF CHANNE
onmentally friendly and lend itself to a wide variety of commercial composite applications. YLA proposes the use of a multi-station die imp
MPANIES. THE CRITICAL SHEAR RATE IS DETERMINED BY MEASURING TOTAL STRESSES (DYNAMIC & PRESSURE) OF THE MATERIAL FLOWING
se I is to design a smart textile capable of being remotely interrogated for open wound information. The smart textile would be comprised
he investigated surface is then optically recombined with a reference set, producing the Moire Fringe pattern. As operational system will be
h special coding functions that permit rapid identification of friendly forces. An optional mode can be implemented where only the interro
d and a small scale (3" outer diameter, 0.8" thick) C/SiC/SiC combustor cans will be fabricated for rig testing. A preliminary production cost
VD/SIC WITH THE REPLICATION PROCESS OF BULK CVD/SiC MIRROR FACESHEET AND A PREFORM LIGHTWEIGHT STRUCTURE OF CVI REINF
fic ceramic matrix and part geometry (thickness) is given. A innovative approach for producing dense adherent, protective oxides for these
n SiC/SiC composite skin (0.5mm) to a 3mm monolithic Reaction Bonded Silicon Nitride (RBSN) core. An equally exciting result was the disco
determine how long overlying clouds can be tracked backward in time in satellite images. If these times are sufciently long, Visidyne will
mes (2 ml). We will build an automated system using a modifiedsyringe pump and a solid state injectate cooler to automatically measure ca
CTOR FILMS, THE EMISSION OF THE PLASMA CAN BE CORRELATED WITH THE QUALITY OF FILMS DEPOSITED. BUT THIS MEASUREMENT PR
NEURAL NETWORK COMBINES, AT EACH IMAGE PIXEL, BRIGHTNESS IN DIFFERENT CHANNELS TO DETERMINE CLOUD TYPE AND LEVEL (I.E
LOPMENT OF VIOOL (VHDL INTERFACING OBJECT-ORIENTED LANGUAGES) AS A TOOL SUITE TO BOTH BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN WHAT IS
TRATE QUANTUM BEHAVIOR HAVE RESTRICTED PROGRESS IN THIS FIELD. DURING PHASE 1, AVOCA LABORATORIES PROPOSES TO DESIGN A
EXTENSION OF THE BORN-OPPENHEIMER PROCEDURE. BEING BOTH COMPACTLY SUPPORTED AND ORTHOGONAL, WAVELETS COMBINE T
ERENT FEATURES AND DOMAINS OF APPLICABILITY. INTEROPERATION OF THESE METHODOLOGIES LOOMS AS A CRITICAL TECHNICAL PROB
PROPOSED, WHICH INCORPORATES A RIGID, RESONANT TUBE, CLOSED AT THE TOP BY AN ELECTRO-ACOUSTIC TRANSDUCER, AND AT THE
/M TITANIUM USAGE FROM THE DEMANDING REQUIREMENTS OF SURGICAL IMPLANTS. DUE TO THE INHERENT ECONOMIES OF P/M PRO
DEVELOPING A BUOY-MOUNTED CO2 ANALYZER. OCEAN BUOYS ARE USED FOR PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHIC AND METEOROLOGICAL MEAS
OR USAGE WOULD BE OVER $100M PER YEAR IN 1993; ACTUAL SALES WERE UNDER $20M. THE ORDER-OF-MAGNITUDE ERROR WAS IN P
QUIPMENT. CURRENT APPROACHED TO SOLVING THIS PROBLEM DO NOT WORK WELL IN NONLINEAR SYSTEMS SUCH AS VAV, AND CAN GIV
BE EVALUATED. THE USE OF MULTIPLE FIRE SIGNATURES HAS THE POTENTIAL FOR REDUCING THE FALSE ALARM PROBLEMS WHILE INCRE
BLE A NUMBER OF HIGH PERFORMANCE, HIGH LEAD COUNT, KNOW-GOOD UNPACKAGED (NAKED) SEMICONDUCTOR CHIPS TO CREATE A H
OUGH THE PRINCIPLED INTEGRATION OF SENSOR DATA FROM VARIOUS DETECTORS, INFORMATION ON THE CONFIGURATION OF ALARMS,
MODEL TRANSFER, HAS CREATED AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARD CALIBRATION MODELS. THE PROPOSED RESEA
OSED SYSTEM PROVIDES (1) A MEANS OF CONVERTING CAD FLOOR PLANS TO A TOPOLOGICAL (AND ANALYTIC) BUILDING MODEL; (2) AN E
OVEMENT INCENTIVES TO CHANGE. TO ENHANCE THE ABILITY TO MANAGE QUALITY, MIKALIX & COMPANY (M&C) PROPOSES THE DEVELO
DUCTING PROPERTIES. A MAJOR TASK, IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE HIGH SENSITIVITY, FAST RESPONSE, LOW NOISE LEVELS, AND UNIFORM SPEC
M THE HETERODYNE INTERFEROMETER AND GENERATES THE INPUT SIGNALS FROM THE POLARFLASH CONVERTER. THE PROPOSED PHASE
ISSIVITY OF MICROWAVE SIGNALS, HOWEVER, IS INCREASED BY OIL SURFACTANTS AND OIL SLICK THICKNESS CAN BE MEASURED USING A
ZING OR EXTRACTING SPATIAL FEATURES WITHIN SAMPLE DATA SETS. COMBINING OBJECT-ORIENTED AND NEURAL-NETWORKS APPROACH
STANDARD WITH SOME MODIFICATIONS. THEY ALSO ADDED ANOTHER LEVEL, TRANSITIONAL SQL, BETWEEN INTERMEDIATE SQL AND ENT
ST HAS PREVIOUSLY DEVELOPED A NUMBER OF MINIATURIZED ELECTRO-OPTIC-BASED MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS THAT WOULD BE ADAPTA
VE ENERGY FOR VERTICAL ASCENTS/DESCENTS FROM THE OCEAN THERMAL GRADIENT, AS A CANDIDATE MEASURMENT SYSTEM. SPECIFIC
USLY DEVELOPED FOR NOAA UNDER VARIOUS SBIR PROJECTS. THE SCDMS WILL INTEGRATE THE INSTRUMENT DATA WITH SPS LOCATION A
THE REGULATIONS WITHOUT SCR, ARE URGENTLY NEEDED BY INDUSTRY. RECENTLY, PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE TOWARDS DEVELOPING A
VERSUS AIR) THROUGH THE MEMBRANE AND THEN COMPRESSING AND CONDENSING OUT DOWNSTREAM VOCS. ADVANTAGES OF THIS M
SES A DRY CHEMICAL AT A SLIGHTLY ELEVATED TEMPERATURE. THE RESEARCH INVOLVES TESTING OF A VARIETY OF RELATED DRY CHEMICA
NTLY RELEASING THE NOX INTO A THREE-WAY CATALYTIC CONVERTER TO BE REDUCED. THIS COULD REDUCE THE ENVIRONMENTAL NOX B
S PROJECT, ENVIROCHEM, INC., WILL INVESTIGATE THE APPLICATION OF THIS CONCEPT FOR MEASURING AMMONIA IN FLUE GASES. A SEN
ALSO HELP TO REDUCE 2.5 MILLION POUND/YR OF HAZARDOUS WASTE -- UNCURED PREPREG SCRAP. FOSTER-MILLER IS WORKING WITH
g training content is up-to-date and uses state-of-the-art training technology; (2) examine available training methodology, including develop
oped technologies to manufacture extremely tough advanced ceramic matrix composites at affordable costs. An AFOSR project has develo
ncepts. LGA has developed an approach to automated planning for R&D organizations, called the Roadmap Information Management Syste
nd gas storage allows a significant increase in the power density and a concomitant decrease in the size of the system. In this system, while
of interconnection and passive elements integration technologies. The insertion of low-profile passive components into MCM is costly, lab
mission requirements, the chemical composition, structure and configuration of fuel cell components need to be optimized with regard to
extreme conditions of heat and/or pressure to effect a reliable cure, or the necessity of meticulous preparation of the adherend surfaces be
fixed upon the surface of the polymeric ultrafiltration membrane substrate. Not only does this layer inhibit fouling but it facilitates cleanin
fculties associated with iterative phase retrieval techniques. The centerpiece of the proposed activity is a field-based demonstration-valid
y, we will developo 1) a representation based on influence diagrams for extensible, reusable model components; 2) a library facility for stro
ced global awareness has drawn attention to the danders of water contamination and there is a growing demand for water remediation m
this new approach Frequency Modulated - Filtered Rayleigh Scattering (FM-FRS). It is anticipated that this method will provide velocity me
RING WHICH TIME THE INDUCED PATTERN CONVECTS WITH THE FLOW, THE NEW POSITION IS DETERMINED BY INDUCED FLUORESCENCE
gyros. The gyro design is modified to accommodate such planar processes. The advantages of modularity, high precison, batch processing
stems, the user requirements, budget constraints, and technology drivers must be factored into the planning process from the start. This eff
hronism with the bobbin rotation to capture images at selected angular positions about the bobbin. Post processing of the data will re-sequ
aning techniques, a performance analysis (techniques, cost, manufacturability, logistical impact, environmental impact, maintainability, relia
he detection time requirements necessary across the .5 - 18 GHz frequency band. This program will develop the requirements specification
est a short-haul link to solve the "last mile" problem. We propose to build and test two LHN alternatives -- multiple voice-grade dialup lines
hood will be used to construct a model describing how metacognitive skills influence (1) the development of viable knowledge structures a
xtant theories of leader performance. This review will be used to identify the central characteristics of the mental models leaders use in op
the printed circuit substrate results in a compolete 360o variation in the local RF or ordinary ceramic piezo-electric materials such as PZT. T
N PARAMETERS, MATERIALS, DESIGN CRITERIA AND LOADING CONDITIONS. RECOMMENDATIONS WILL BE MADE OF THE MINIMUM ACCEP
gns must be sought that will improve seakeeping capabilities and speed as well as embody low detectability. The transom material should b
o solve one of the critical problems in the generation of radar signals.
l radar data.
. This property is expected to generate a very good antinoise for a noise process that can not be closely approximated by a linear autoregre
The method has been termed CVR for chemical vapor reaction with B-containing gaseous species. This process has already been successful
ny bi-molecular gas molecule. The highly electronegative molecular environment around fullerenes energetically favors physical adsorption
n conveniently be integrated with existing unity vision equipment designs. The filter will have the desired attributes for a unity vision equip
e identification and elimination. A walking robot is superior to a swimming robot for these types of applications. For example, the unit is co
magnetic anti-resonance (FMAR). Preliminary studies indicate that in comparing the characteristics of the two thypes of filters the filter util
HOWEVER, DICTATE THE IMPROVEMENT IN PERFORMANCE OF WHA PENETRATORS. TWO NOVEL APPROACHES ARE PROPOSED: FIRSTLY, TH
Ls and other laser synthesis, define the possible methodologies to create exotic new material using HELs, design possible e)cperiments and
ronmental conditions will be established. A fuel cell will also be characterized including its self-discharge, charge and discharge characteristi
easing monotonic or cyclic loads. The input to the code will include constituent material properties (elastic modulus, Poisson's ratio and fra
gn goals of the component to be achieved, but at a substantial weight penalty. The cockpit cage in the V-22 Osprey is currently fabricated f
sound analytical methods to evaluate alternate material and structural concepts. These methods will reduce the cost of extensive experime
ced the cost of fabrication thus creating expanded opportunities for development of new friction components particularly for applicatoins
KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM CAN BE USED TO FILL IN THE BLANKS BY PREDICTING VALUES FOR THE MISSING INFORMATION. IN D
d under optim processing conditions. In Phase II we will concentrate on one of the three approaches, optimize the processing parameters s
eproducible CVI composites is still very much a "black art", where nuances is furnace conditions have a large impact on outputs and where
mpirical estimates of their adverse effects on dielectric and thermomechanical properties of selected material systems. Few NDT methods,
ials must become available in both manufacturing and prototyping quantities at acceptable cost. Under separate Navy funding, MSI has de
AGING OF ELECTRONICS INCLUDING PRINTED WIRING BOARD (PWB) AND MULTICHIP MODULE (MCM) DIELECTRICS FOR INTERGRATED CIR
compressive strengths, have low flammability, be thermally and thermooxidatively stable, and to be resistant to corrosion and a wide varie
ymers, Poly-X(tm) has been found to extremely compatible with polycarbonate over the entire composition range. Blends or laminates com
UILDING TOOLKITS, AND DATABASE EXPLORATION AND ANALYSIS SYSTEMS. THE INNOVATION IS IN THE DESIGN OF NEW CAPABILITIES FOR
tures would enhance catalyst kinetics and increase current density. Catalysts for direct oxidation of methanol require higher temperatures t
the engine. The Phase I program would accomplish the following: 1. Design and construction of a water cooled sudden expansion afterbur
OZZLE INLET DUCT CONFIGURED TO BE ATTACHED DIRECTLY TO THE TURBINE EXIT DUCT OF A SUNSTRAND TJ-90 TURBOJET ENGINE. 2. GE
design a low perveance electron gun capable of generating a solid electron beam from a thermionic cathode operating in ultra high vacuu
ng proper element materials and leaf lengths. One can engineer a spiral wound ultrafiltration element that will be small and light-weight, y
ture games, Electro Adventure provides instruction in technical subjects that have challenging qualitative and quantitative problem- solving
ns for the fabrication of carbon-fiber-reinforced phthalonitrile polymer composites that ultimately can be manufacturable. Phthalonitrile po
d a tool that helps writers assess and solve coherence problems in their text. Also planned is text layout software that improves the compre
OTHESIZED "MAGNETIC BUBBLE". THE COMPLICATED, AND POORLY UNDERSTOOD, NATURE OF THESE EMISSIONS MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO E
ness of ground penetrating radars. These include high sensitivity state-of-the-art coherent radar systems, Ultra-Wideband radar systems, a
oitation of the aggregate of both on-board and off-board systems including tactical exploitation of national capabilities and intelligence sou
he above shortcomings. A linear array of addressable microchip lasers directed through a divergent lens system is proposed. The microchip
S. OPTICAL PUMPING OF SEMICONDUCTOR MATERIAL ALLOWS FOR GREATER FLEXIBILITY IN PUMPING SCHEMES AND PERMITS GOOD CO
never a different GPS receiver and/or INS is used, saving both non-recurring engineering and software development cost. The resulting posi
s. In addition, we expect the filter to have high throughout and high out-of-band/in-band rejection. Because the filter is constructed using
meters. The user will be able to rapidly estimate under what conditions and how well overall mission objectives can be met or whether a les
ements at dramatically lower than traditional costs, a technology demonstration plan, and the results of a formal review of these elements
stry, which offers considerable advantages over traditional hydrogen-methan chemistries in both safety and manufacturing cost. The goal o
in the expanding field of advanced materials; however, applications are often limited by the processing speed -- particularly in the post-cur
s have a thermal distribution with a temperature of several eV and a flux density in the order of 1 A/cm2 equivalent. The energy of the neu
on of the proposed technique allows control of the weld bead penetration in both the full and partial penetration cases. The proposed wel
d shock and design engineers are always looking for improved mounts. Magnetostriction is the phenomena characterized by a material cha
weapon-associated interrogator and a potential target-associated responder. The interrogator, co-boresighted with the weapon's sight, is us
erations are cost and reliability. In all of these areas quasioptical beam scanning offers significant advantages at millimeter wavelengths. In P
ency where the atmospheric attenuation is very high (>14 dB/km). Operation at such a frequency would have little effect on the sensor's pe
e can be obtained over the entire spectrum from 30 to 140 GHz. The operational availability of the full millimeter wave spectrum for radiom
he innovative GPR technique uses a spotlight mode SAR to achieve more energy on subsurface targets. The specialized processing techniq
Monte Carlo method to measure output signal-to-interference-and-noise ratio and, for digital signals, bit error rate. These techniques are
EMPLOYED ARE SLOW AND COSTLY AND CREAT A BOTTLENECK IN TEST FACILITIES. SEVERAL PARAMETERS IMPORTANT TO CERTAIN RADIAT
te structures a reality. Properly fabricated optical sensors may even provide continued use a senors in smart structures, providing useful fee
nd for testing such sensors, now available for dual-use purposes, makes the instrument a practical reality. Phase I of the program will focus
to any government. It is assumed that clandestine tests will be used to avoid detection by conventional methods. Observable signatures o
TEM THAT PERFORMS THREAT CLASSIFICATION IN THREE DIFFERENT BUT HIGHLY COMPLEMENTARY WAYS: CLASSIFICATION BY THREAT IDE
to re-instate an uncompromised biomechanical profile. An additional byproduct will be the reformatting of the empirical activity data for a
he interface and thereby lead no longer cycle life. The polymer technology will be incorporated into thin film rechargeable lithium cells whi
ed. Their stability toward strong oxidizing agents will be determined as well. The electrochemical window of these melts will also be measu
NED TO MEASURE THE COMPLEX HUMAN PERFORMANCE OF NAVAL AVIATORS AND OTHER MILITARY AND CIVILIAN PERSONNEL. THE DAT
pending market for electric vehicles has created an urgency to develop improved energy storage devices. The objective of this program is to
and power are also expected. A single cell voltage as high as 4.4 V is expected for one type of DLC. Energy density calculated for one of the
s in their integral form in the frequency domain. A complete solution of the time-dependent scattering problem will be constructed as a sup
cally screened for binding or detoxification of toxic metals. An EPA colorimetric assay will be implemented on the robot for Cr(VI) and micro
mless coils are related to control and elimination of various thermal effects which will be encountered in most typical applications. Newly de
objectives, goals, and milestones are identified relative to the design of an optical fiber test cell and integration with both "off-the-shelf" Dy
cation in a wide variety of commercial and military applications from fiber optic gyros to telecommunications. Anticipated Benefits/Potenti
his effort will be based upon the authors' earlier work which replaced In bonds in hybrid FPAs by conformal thin films that interconnect HgC
nformation and accurate time data. This information can be transmitted via datalink to a remote location where a data collection system in
acerbate the fraud and abuse detection problem. We propose to prove the feasibility of an automated high speed, pre-pay system for proce
aments will be prepared having coatings of the same alloy composition as that of the low-interstitial powders for comparison of product qu
y the most promising strategies for minimizing or eliminating the sources of damage.
systems. This methodology shall be developed so as to be applicable across the various gas turbine control system suppliers to the USAF an
vironment and (2) a set of examples by which to test the guidelines we develop. Specifically, our objectives are to (1) develop the example
ectromagnetic and communication signals to extend recognition/cIassification capabilities beyond traditional linear time/frequency domai
andard 2-dimensional discriminants to generate 3-dimensional fields which can be analyzed by both 3-D rendering and animation. Graphica
mation of a bamk of correlations at narrow spacings over the multipath delay interval. This allows estimation of all multimpath channel para
ehcnique is described which uses FDI equivalence and the optimal integer search space. The number of searches required to resolve ambig
ellites, the GPS receiver on-board the aircraft can be used to provide precision guidance throughout the approach. The spread-spectrum na
ent strains of white-rot fungi. The soil samples will be analyzed at 14, 28, and 45 days. In addition to TNT, RDX, and HMX, the soil will be ana
h a low cost, miniaturized GPS sensor developed for NAVSYS, the TIDGET (tm). In the TIDGET/Inertial Missile (TIM) tracking system, the TID
d education simulations. The new simulations will use personal computers and will build on evolving work on digital libraries and multimed
rain clusters provide very high performance per unit cost, weight, and power; the modularity allows a short system-development cycle; an
e will impact next generation sensors in the X-ray, UV, and visible radiation as well as allow us to develop a new class of imaging systems.
sive survey of stencil mask materials and process technologies will be made. Key issues will be modeled theoretically; they include pattern
creases in data transfer rate. Nanotronics has developed enhanced deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) polymers that will absorb excitation light e
CIRCUITS (IN MANY INSTANCES, BY ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE); 2) ARE MORE COST-EFFECTIVE THAN CONVENTIONAL RF CIRCUITS (SINCE T
n this SBIR, we propose to demonstrate the feasibility of the first HTS tri-layer structure using a low-e dielectric and operating at microwave
est rag reduction results. Nielsen Engineering proposes to design, fabricate and demonstrate such a device. It will produce a general three v
hence reduces the risk of mounting known good die on defective susbstrates has generic applicability to virtually all module types and will
winder and AMRAAM require modifications to meet these carriage requirements. Design or re-design of weapon airframes requires an exte
ODYNAMIC FORCES AND MOMENTS WHICH, WHEN COMBINED WITH A SIX-DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM EQUATION-OF-MOTION SOLVER, WILL H
rties which have been shown to be useful in a number of applications. To date, little effort has been made to determine the extent to whic
transform, fractals, and neural networks independently in all three dimensions to reduce the computational complexity of coding while ach
parallel simulation paradigm that exploits efcient sharing of data and instructions across simulation runs, rather than attempting to parall
ics controller. The neurocontroller gives high performance, with tracking errors below 7x10-4 radians, and over 90% vibration reduction. Th
ssing methods to obtain in-situ estimates of permeability and mechanical properties of shallow depth formations and to locate and charact
times/sec. Besides no moving parts and high voxel bandwidth, additional advantages of the approach are wide angle of view, flexibility in di
d marginal. Night Vision Corporation (NVC) has developed a unique approach to incorporate symbology within the optical train of a night v
rformed to date has been impressive and we feel warrants the further research and development of this technology. Potential applications
gnificant advantage in area because they have two to three times higher sheet resistivities. Memory circuit architectures, modes of operati
ting devices. This development will require advances in pulse transformers, and improvements in pulsed power switching and capactitive e
To implement such an idea, we invent a new technology, solid phase fusion (SPF), which can fuse III-V epilayers and devices to a number o
g conditions ahve not been adequately addressed. Moreover, in the case of some mechanically complex designs, antenna cost begins to ap
le extrusion parameters for extruding cast beryllium-aluminum alloy, and development of capability to produce a deliverable complex shap
s of Phase I of this effort will be to evaluate existing test range soil characterizations at Eglin AFB, evaluate andrank order existing technolog
3, and GaAs by an innovative plasma-enhanced metalorganic chemical vapor deposition (PE-MOCVD) process, with the emphasis on BaTi0
ODE STRUCTURES, NO CHANGE IN THE TOTAL NUMBER OF CARRIERS, AND POTENTIAL FOR LARGE SCALE INTEGRATION. A STATE-OF-THE-A
ata availability. All data fusion and processing would be integrated with optimal use of data and would produce a seamless operational envi
ary optical switching. The device is inherently non-destructive, fast and low in energy consumption. Moreover, the proposed simple device
N OF THE BOES WITHIN THE SENSOR WILL BE THE SUBJECT OF A SERIES OF TRADES WHICH WILL CULMINATE IN A FULLY OPTIMIZED FINAL
s possible to distribute the individual scenarios required to perform a single study across a network of computers. Distributing scenarios cr
d by a recently developed industrial gun that can furnish up to 1 megawatt of high quality beam power at a voltage of up to 100 kV on thin
NG ACCESS TO OR AVAILABILITY OF MODELING AND GRAPHICS SOFTWARE, COMPUTER EQUIPMENT, I/O TECHNOLOGY AND USER INTERFAC
ness. The total situation awareness provided by a JTIDS-equipped tactical community, combined with common extremely repcise navigatio
he primary concern is that of self-interference among the various nts. This interference will aslo degrade the effective anti-jam performanc
to (1) identify previous research and development work that has value to add in the conceptualization and development of a design review
s. In the foreseeable future, the demand will continue for increased integration, improved performance, and smaller footprints with the en
it to establish suitability as a primary aircraft air data sensor. Phase II is contemplated to flight test a three axis sensor into the supersonic a
VCSELs) WHICH RESULT IN INCREASED RELAXATION OSCILLATION FREQUENCY AND SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED DAMPING OF THE RESPONS
YMERS AND TO SELECT ONE POLYMER SCALE UP. INITIAL SYNTHESE WILL BE VIA BULK POLYMERIZATION TECHNIQUE FOR THE SYNTHESIS. P
op, and map C3I algorithms and related subroutines into 4-dimensional optical interconnects. Once mapped efciently, these optical interco
e, there would be significant advantages to be able to use the resulting system in a FLIR mode in addition to the line scan mode in order to
ediate focal plant or surface within the optical path, and furthermore, the image quality of this intermediate image must be of adequate q
munication distribution systems in the first telecommunications window around 820 nm, and also in various fiber optical sensor systems. O
w cost GaAlAs based transmitters and silicon receivers as opposed to the 1300 and 1550 nm signal bands.
image. During the Phase I effort, the feasibility of the proposed approach will be demonstrated both analytically and through a bench top d
ITH RESPECT TO TEACHING ENVIRONMENTS, DELIVERY, DISSEMINATION AND DISPLAY SYSTEMS. IT WILL SERVE AS THE PROTOTYPE FOR AN
VEN ACCURATE WITH OUR WORK ON ERBIUM-DOPED FIBER AMPLIFIERS (EDFAs). PREDICTIONS CAN THEN BE MADE ON THE EXPECTED PE
nd pulse width modulation will be explored. Optimal blending of multiple control actuators will be examined. Autopilot designs will be base
knowledge-based system and genetic algorithm. The enginering disciplines to be addressed include Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD),
al (PM) demodulation technique which decompresses the information. This process results in 2 or more bits of resolution than that of the d
tegrated optics chip (LiNbO3, for example) of the size of a half-dollar coin. This will simplify the gyro assembly and make it very cheap to m
oisy channel. Joint source coding and channel coding design is proposed to maximize image throughput. Specific algorithms are proposed
nks and photonic switches to simultaneously achieve high bandwidth and low latency. It combines the ShuffleNet architecture with ARM p
ting power is increasig at a revolutionary rate and will demand cheap, high performance disk drives. This disk drive enters an installed mar
distances larger than those realized before for very low latency interconnects. The main technical problems to be addressed on this program
ndows as short as several picoseconds can be extracted from each of the parallel beams propagating through the systm. Different time win
mand better performance than acousto-optic technology can deliver.
e received signal and 2) an optical process homodyne interferometer and high speed digital phase processor that recovers the phase modu
ased measurement of optical thin-film interference coating spectral modulations for integrated temperature sensing, we seek to demonstr
TOR (EMLM), IS A MATURING TECHNOLOGY WHICH PROJECTS A SPATIALLY MODULATED INPUT LIGHT BEAM POSSESSING THE DESIRED SPE
to collect timing data for a real-time system and replay it using time lines and color coding to show the relationship of execution times to b
has now made the design of a bat or dolphin signal processor and classifier feasible. As a result, ARPA now desires the development of suc
ze the negative effects of active sonar mutual interference (MI). The Navy requires an active sonar mutual interference planning tool embe
T REQUIRE AN A PRIORI KNOWLEDGE OF THE NUMBER OF COMPLEX EXPONENTIAL COMPONENTS OR OTHER MODEL ORDER INFORMATIO
EN software combines a graphical user interface with a library of versatile software tools, and supports multiple traditional CPUs, neural ne
ostly, and subjective. EEG's are noisy. Signals associated with muscular activity can mask the signals of interest. This SBIR proposes to apply
e environment. Image differencing of digitized video camera frames has been used successfully in industry to detect intruders by detecting
predicting the fatigue life of these components will save the U.S. Army millions of dollars in operations and supply costs. Phase I includes an
m the IUSS to support government agencies in their drive to prevent illegal fisheries exploitation and whaling activities. The use of IUSS syst
dination is commonly called "sensor fusion.") If found feasible, this approach will allow the design and implementation of generic systems c
millimeter spectral region. It is most applicable in the infrared spectral band for measuring the spectrum of missile and aircraft plums. Howe
technically rich examples for use to use in the developmen tof devices which are more efcient with respect to sensitivity, data throughou
alarm rate, (FAR), with a high probability of detection, be light weight and integrate easily with existing systems. In essence, an ideal laser w
NG MULTI-SPECTRAL SENSING, (IMSS)". IMSS IS ESSENTAILLY AN IMAGING SPECTROMETER THAT IS LIGHT WEIGHT, LOW COST AND USES AS
otal rejection of soap and oil. The system will have very low energy requirements, low operating costs, simple operation, use very low pres
ng parallel computers. The four components of the tools include: an expert system tool written in Prolog, a parallel Prolog compiler, a datab
transpond". The low probability of intercept, encrypted communication system makes extensive use of low cost, highly reliable, commercia
a proof-of-concept model of the import process supporting WMD procurement. While our proposed Proliferation Import Model (PIM) cou
portable for quick reaction capability. The unit would measure the IR characteristics of operating or non-operating sensors, including spectr
ichroic screen in an agile mode to translate and tilt the IR wavefront prior to combining it with the RF wavefront. This low risk developmen
olvement supporting the Naval Air Systems Command, Armstrong Laboratories, and the Center for Night Vision and Electro-Optics on EO tra
eral novel candidate technologies are identified, and the proposed effort will search for additional ones. One potentially useful approach, p
TER ALGE WE WILL DERIVE COMPLETE DESIGN (TECHNOLOGY-SENSITIVE HIGH LEVEL VHDL - E.G. SUB-MICRON CMOS) SPECIFICATIONS FOR
AR-BEAM EPITAXIAL GROWTH IN THE ALUMINUM GALLIUM ARSENIDE SEMICONDUCTOR SYSTEM. TO CHARACTERIZE THE MATERIAL WE W
MPLOY SUCH DEVICES IN MICROWAVE COMMUNICATION CIRCUITS AS WELL AS IN DIGITAL INTERFACE APPLICATIONS.
n software developed by academic and government researchers nor do they allow simulations to be displayed on workstations and execut
y, tungsten is not amenable to adiabatic shear band formation. Thus, even if the matrix material in tungsten heavy alloys are susceptible to
athematical Laboratories will develop the plan for the cost effective production of 3" diameter InP substrates. We will identify the key grow
anisms will lead to improved fabrication processes to mitigate degradation. In Phase I, we propose to identify and model the passivation me
based upon a small ultra-clean compressor system which handles multiple gases and multiple compression stages in a single compact, sea
hing chamber to provide extremely uniform conditions to all wafers to produce very uniform etch results. The innovation is the use of non-c
educing these costs. The system architecture draws on software previously developed under DOD sponsorship for real time management o
ent. Foster-Miller proposes to demonstrate in Phase I of this program, a major advance in the manufacturing of diffractive elements by dire
un launched missiles has been domonstrated in tests. PDA is currently under contract to NUWC to demonstrate a gun launched projectile f
n and testing of a prototype device. The analytic study compares the adaptive-passive approach to both passive systems and fully active sy
trol techniques include PID, LQG/LTR, H infinity, sliding mode control, and extremum adaptive control. To provide a truly complete FADEC, s
lso propose to develop a criterion measure that assesses application of AP knowledge and skills in realistic situations encountered on the j
, alignment processes, radial/axial stiffness, and the establishment and maintenance of radial clearances are reoccurring problems with eac
for IHPTET application. The aggressive goals of IHPTET requires the evaluation selection, and further development o the most beneficial an
zed as a filtering material in filtration or impaction collection, and will not need the large potentials for operation required by electrostatic m
nd are described in this proposal. It is the objective of this effort to develop a dry process for use with at least one specific photoresist and
r cleaning of buoyancy fill fluids, shows that the concept is sound. Extended tasks propose to accelerate the overall application of SCFE to d
se stabilizers directly into the AN crystal. Relevant background information and previous results are detailed in this proposal which demons
ssful, represent a significant step forward in polarization technology. The instrument to be characterized and modified under the Phase I w
dge surfaces. Its design will allow variation of the characteristic droplet size, insertion velocity, and total flow rates to match a range of rea
ft. Traditional approaches to end-to-end system modeling have produced very large computer programs not conducive to interactive usage
sing the threat status of an attacking missile. In the proposed Phase I, PRA will explore several related methods for providing this capability.
in amnufacturing ruggedized avionic systems. VCSELs are ideally suited for inexpensive passively-aligned micro-optic packages which do no
WER, AND BE VERY BRIGHT. WE PROPOSE TO (1) DEVELOP AN APPROACH FOR A PROOF-OF-CONCEPT VISUAL PROJECTION DISPLAY DEMON
al arrays (tradenamed LASE-ARRAY by PRI), thus, providing laser source arrays which integrate simply and efciently to optical fiber ribbons
tes sought for OSPs: compactness, high speed, low power, high gain, high contrast, versatility, robustness to environmental changes, simple
ALE, WIDE-AREA MULTIPROCESSOR COMPUTING ENVIRONMENTS. FOR EXAMPLE, PRESSING DEMANDS ARE BEING MADE BY STRATEGIC D
CRO- AND MICRO-OPTIC TECHNOLOGIES, THEREBY MAKING THE OPTICAL SYSTEMS PRACTICAL FOR OPTICAL INTERCONNECTIONS BETWE
d optoelectronic circuits incorporating VCSELs are candidates for future all-optical processors and myriad of other applications. The Phase
CTIONS, ON THE OTHER HAND, ARE LESS CONSTRAINED AND DO NOT REQUIRE A MATERIAL PATH BETWEEN INPUT AND OUTPUT PORTS. IN
IBER OPTIC ILLUMINATION HAS A FAIRLY LOW EFFICIENCY BECAUSE EFFICIENT DESIGNS ARE LARGE, FRAGILE, AND DIFFICULT TO MANUFAC
ACH LIES IN INTERGRATING THE THREE COMPONENT TECHNOLOGIES SO THAT EACH ON COMPLIMENTS THE OTHERS. A DOUBLE-EXPOSUR
new concept of phase encoding. This technique eliminates the halftone recording "bottleneck": a need for complicated halftone screen des
al wavefront) causes displacement of corresponding elementary images sonstituting an FI of a periodic structure. A simple algorithm is pro
mple target tracking and noise removal operations. POC proposes here a miniaturized HBDOP system that utilizes a specially designed optica
n which up to 1024 distinct gray level encoded reference signals are placed. A light beam emitted by an LED and modulated by the incomin
onnect concepts, these substrates will allow direct communication betwen silicon chips and MCMs, without the involvement of GaAs-chips
f a versatile biosensor that will outperform either fluorescence assay or surface plasmon resonance, individually. The waveguide based bio
INANT TUNNELING DOUBLE BARRIER QW DIODES, AS A VERY EFFICIENT INJECTOR THAT PROVIDES INHERENT BISTABILITY, NECESSARY FOR
al such sensor modules for different (broad) spectral bands can be integrated, providing scanning over a full wavelength range (visible - to
ss-related peak shifts of the Raman spectra of advanced materials. The proposed FORS system will remotely measure the micro-stress distr
E COATING TECHNOLOGIES. BY OPTIMIZING ORGANIC FLUOR DOPED SOL-GEL, POC EXPECTS TO PRODUCE A PROTOTYPE FOR A NEW GENE
be developed in this program) in order to dramatically improve the quality of the transponder signal. This increase in performance can pote
d analog signals on a single optical communication line. POC's proposed MCM interconnect architecture will make use of optical waveguide
n the near future. Using the waveguide PBG structure to develop a channel waveguide with low loss is an obvious application. Ultra-low be
USING VERY MODERATE OPTICAL BEAM POWERS, BELOW 100 um PER BEAM. THIS ALLOWS GREEN LIGHT EMITTING DIODES (LEDs) TO BE U
(NA) of the fiber optics allows a coupling design that is small (l/4" diameter), rugged, vibration tolerant and compatible with actively coole
ould be achieved and would outperform conventional, strictly electronic image processing systems. In addition to the benefit of scaleable e
by integrating four of POC's well developed technologies; fiber optics, planar waveguides, planar (volume holographic) diffractive optics, a
at the image focal plane. The pixel filter contains a wavefront-matched filter, a microlens, and an optical fiber. It allows only the light from
; greatly increased throughout when compared to stepper machines (a large area is exposed at once); no diffraction blurring as in proximity
n temperature limited, short lived, and /or inaccurate. Physical Optics Corporation proposes the use of a narrow field-of-view IR radiation t
are: a plasmon EO modulator and a waveguide EO modulator. In the plasmon modulator, the EO polymer is external with respect to the ch
always concentrated on the addressed sensor. The sensor network energy efciency is 10(4) to 10(5) times higher than that of conventiona
eters are bulky and best suited for clinical and laboratory envioronments, rather than harsh military environment. To aid the Army in assess
unochemical detection layers bonded to their surfaces. Relatively standard fluorescence immunoassay techniques will be used to immobili
GH ENERGY LASER TESTS ON HELICOPTER COMPONENTS TO BE PERFORMED DURING PHASE II. LASER INTERACTION CODES WILL BE EXPLO
of a closed-loop active control system for flow separation control on aircraft flight surfaces because of the potential compactness of each a
om cluttered background and target analysis with sub-pixel spatial resolution. The application effort will address the use of the proven char
regnation and carbonization generally require from 12 to 18 weeks to achieve full density. A novel approach is proposed to significantly red
th density and temperature. The proof-of-priciple accuracy measurements will be made in an existing environmental chamber providing pr
gh-flux fluorine atom beam; specifically, 1 to 10 eV, 10-16 to 10-17 atoms/cm-2-s. The beam will be diagnosed, process parameters will be d
magnetic shields. Low temperature superconducting magnetic shields, which operate at liquid helium temperatures (4.2), offer extremely hi
erface for ease of use.
and track system using polarization-sensitive imaging will be evaluated using computer simulations. During Phase II, a hardware prototype o
-speed sampling gates when illuminated by infrared picosecond laser pulses. These detectors are the fastest in the world and represent the
ed detection of the full spectrum of acoustic radiation in passive undersea data and enhanced presentation to the operator. Our approach t
OMPUTATIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ARRAY SIGNAL PROCESSING AS WELL AS MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL TOLERANCES FOR ARRAY FA
t the space environment, the resulting modes of impact damage, and the potential methods that may be employable to mitigate the effect
PROGRAM COMPRISING THE DEVELOPMENT OF A DEDICATED SILICA CORE 0.22 NA FIBER SOURCE SPECIFIALLY TO BE EMPLOYED FOR THE
al awareness for flight crews of any military and commercial aircraft. This system can provide the flexibility to be used for both ground-base
essfully achieving advanced combustor efciency and performance objectives while permitting leaner operation for lowered emissions, esp
forms to the shape of a vehicle's chassis or body. Its carbon/glass braided reinforcement is impregnated with a tough elastomeric resin ove
vironment that is rapidly varying like that of littoral waters, especially when the signals are emitted by a target in the near field. This Phase
to-day business management. The long-term goal of this project is to develop a "Rapid Deployment" system for optimization applications w
make it possible to fabricate the imaging array with nearly 100% yield in almost any fabrication facility without having to invest in massive a
sistently been major sources of poor and degraded performance in conventional cryocoolers. The powder-membrane will be vibrated by a
ction efciency and F/# to 0.5 for 8-12 micrometer wavelength range. We will fabricate multiphase lens of CdTe substrate in the first phase
censed cellular systems are being developed at 28GHz. The theme, and reality, for the success of such system is low cost components which
iodes combined. The switch array will utilize Diamond cold cathode switches which have been primarily being used for large flat panel disp
T to undertake this development. The overall program is designed to result in the ability to fabricate large area 2-D planar array antenna th
instrument based on this type of high framing rate solid state image sensor will be carried out, including parametric studies and feasibility
TO IMPROVE UPON EXISTING CHEMICAL IGNITORS. WE HAVE DEVELOPED A CONCEPT OF ELECTRICAL IGNITION THROUGH THE USE OF ELE
erated by the process (which can be reduced by optimizing the electrode and field configurations). This is a feasbility study, aimed at establ
INDER OF THE AIRFRAME USING ELECTRO-ACTIVE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS. THIS "DYNAMIC ISOLATION" WILL MINIMIZE TARGET INACCUR
s from the propellant exhaust. PRI has direct experience with this type of JVTVC system and with the 18% aluminized HTPB proplellant env
ioluminescent protein to the system. However, while this works well under controlled laboratory conditions, the information content of a s
he 2 - 18 GHz range. Simulated electronic target emission including carrier, modulation, and doppler are connected to an equivalent optica
OS. While the 36:1 factor can not be maintained in more complex functions, a 10:1 ratio appears to be feasible. During Phase I, meaningful
l pixels within the field of view of the radar, making TEP a true four-dimensional remote sensing tool. The proposal details our objective of
rofiles will be selected that represent geometries of value to aerospace and commercial users. The structural properties and weight reducti
yer can be retrieved with high fidelity. The elimination of inter-page cross talk removes the most critical obstacle that has been encountere
WEEN OPTICAL SPATIAL DIFFRACTION AND TEMPORAL FREQUENCY DISPERSION. VARIOUS OPTICAL TEMPORAL PROCESSORS CAN BE CON
andwidth product (SBP), low drive voltage compatible with IC driving circuitry, and high update speed. Based on these two advanced techn
magnetic fields, which implies the following: no electrical connections are required to the array, no power dissipation in the pixels, and no
nce, with the exception of NMR, none of these methods are sensitive to chemical degradation, it is not surprising that previous efforts at b
posed program will incorporate the wider bandgap InP material in the channel region to increase the device's breakdown voltage. The highe
mprised of an air resonance analysis, an analysis for calculating elastic couplings, a constrained optimization program and a subprogram for
along with efcient optics and photocell technology will allow development of a TPV system with near term fuel to electricity efciencies i
or multiple-frequency method instrument to cover a 300 m temperature profiling range, and field-test the phase scope method with availa
nal distribution. Implementation of a waveguide layer on top of the Si-based VLS/ULSI circuit is due to the fact that the real estate of the Si
and card size specifications. Each module is packaged in a single slot 6U VME form factor and both modules are controlled over the VMEbu
pped signals with little or no a priori knowledge of their modulation types, carrier frequencies, baud rates, or other parameters. The key co
nd localize emitters on the basis of their variation in time-frequency support (temporal burstiness and/or bandwidth extent); and a signel-s
nvironment nor the array calibration data. A suite of alorithms are available for copying a variety of SOI modulation formations, including: D
ONDE DATA TO THE GROUND ARE ALSO SUBJECT TO MAN-MADE AND NATURAL CO-CHANNEL AND ADJACENT CHANNEL INTERFERENCE. T
ANT MODE PREDICTION (DMP) ALGORITHM. THE DMP ALGORITHM HAS DEMONSTRATED THE ABILITY TO ADAPT ANTENNA ARRAYS TO DE
te without electrodes to discriminate against temperature and wavelength fluctuaitons. In Phase I we will fabricate multiple resonators on
tronic components. The "power" to drive the processor is delivered optically through fibers so that EMI problems are completely eliminate
e thermodynamic conditions and performance of this engine, based on well-defined engine processes and test data from comparable eng
mance (compared to sapphire). Further research in the areas of near-net-shape forming and defect characterization is necessary to realize t
por deposition reactions. RTP systems have not gained widespread acceptance, and the major obstacle preventing the adoption of RTP is t
and amplify peptides having high afnity and specificity for any given macromolecule or macromolecular complex (referred to as peptide v
hering. The objectives of the Phase I efforts are to develop a suitable mechanism which can be deployed into a variety of different UST confi
need to be designed to be low-observable, self-navigating and self-powering. The significant challenges to achieving this goal include a uniq
WILL SIMPLIFY THE TASK OF AUTOMATING EXISTING VEHICLES BY PROVIDING A COMMON PLATFORM FROM WHICH MANY DEVELOPERS C
construct and deliver a sub-scale receiver element suitable for evaluation in the Phillips Laboratory Solar Rocket Test Facility. During Phase I
pecies will be formulated with selected urethane copolymers as barrier materials. The reactive-barrier polymer formulations will be tested
to wavelengths over a broad spectral range. This project will develop a single aperture laser warning receiver based on an adaptation of a
onents is making reliable couplings such as splines or joints such as welds with other mating components. The objectives of the proposed p
as developed a unique process approach to carbide matrix generation that is capable of generating a variety of differing metal carbide matr
propagation comparison of the various ionospheric models, (3) comparing the selected model with the present ALTAIR ionospheric model
capacitor technologies with the proposed approach. Additionally, fabrication procedures are outlined that allow large area multilayer capa
RS, SIGNAL PROCESSING OR IMAGE PROCESSING; IT IS HOW TO PRESENT LARGE AMOUNTS OF DATA FROM MULTIPLE SENSORS TO THE PILO
has invested in these PC tools for its professionals; thus creating the opportunity to integrate the tools to allow IPM project managers to e
y. Presented as environmental "fact", these statements are "fuzzified" by assigning linguistic values to statement value, importance, and con
d performance requirements; developing concepts in two areas: modular structures and robotic assembly and disassembly; determining te
he cost/benefit and operational effectiveness analyses include: (a) integration of a current survey of prospective civil UAV users into the pr
will be able to generate ray traced graphics in real time. Anticipated Benefits: A portable optimized ray tracer will generate high fidelity gra
tive system configurations. We propose to develop and test our technique based on a non-contact, optical, multi-sensor range scanning tec
Kr85 fluorescence source and photovoltaic generator would produce 5 kW electric in an estimated 50 cm diameter sphere). These efcien
daunting task of programming interprocessor communications in a dsitributed memory space from the user, at the price of potentially dec
fice performance, and will take advantage of prescheduled communication to minimize communication costs. The class library will supports
BARRIERS AND TRIBOLOGICAL COATINGS ON MATERIALS USEFUL IN AEROSPACE APPLICATIONS SUCH AS TI ALLOYS, REINFORCED CARBON
TH THIS PROCESS, AND MORE IMPORTANTLY, ITS UNSURPASSED GROWTH RATE TO ENERGY INPUT RATIO, MAKE THIS LASER-BASED PROCE
ous span of responsibility, and tools which were barely adequate even before the increased emphasis on development planning--much less
t simulated combat outcomes (probability of achieving objectives). To eliminate the principal disadvantages of this type of analysis (namely
rsional strength. The shaft we propose will be lighter, more flexible, and equally as strong as the best shaft current technology has to offer.
the direct RF generation architecture could be tailored to provide a broad range of tuning bandwidths, settling times, frequency accuracies
eat dissipation capability compared to previous work, and provides a much more robust microchannel structure. In this effort, analytical tra
e to control the process. The scatterometers will be constructed and evaluted to determine the requirements for a scatterometer that woul
at room and elevated (2400 F) temperature. Fiber microstructure will be identified, and comparisons made after extended 2400 F exposur
signing a fast 2 nanometer resolution X-Y positioning mechanism for the 20x20 um zone. This mechanism will be incorporated into a slowe
ucture is driven to produce a standing acoustic mode around the rim of the cylinder. The shift of the nodal positions is correlated with rota
PROVING MANEUVERABILITY, AGILITY, AND SPEED; IMPROVE SUPPORTABILITY BY INCREASING RELIABILITY; AND IMPROVE SURVIVABILITY B
ons but are tottally deterministic. More importantly they can be controlled by studying the nature of the Chaos and applying small perturba
entrations between 1% and 50%, without damaging the high L/D ratio. This is contrary to the old method of stirring whiskers into a liquid m
dar has been successfully demonstrated using CO2 lasers. Issues of size, cost, weight, and reliability of the laser have prevented deploymen
on LADAR sensor work indicates thta multi-channel LADAR systems provide superior performance over single-channel systems in cluttered
D MECHANICAL PROPERTIES. A GRADED COMPOSITION NICKEL-BASED SUPERALLOY AIRCRAFT TURBINE DISK FABRICATED USING HEEB POW
AM IS TO DETERMINE THE ESSENTIAL FEATURES AND CAPABILITIES OF A MICROCOMPUTER-BASED COLLATERAL-EFFECTS SOURCE MODEL F
processed to datejcmine range resolved wind velocity in real time. In the baseline system configuration, a few seconds' signal integration w
y support tactical electronic warfare, monitoring, signal intelligence, and information collection in a light weight survivable self contained p
ntific Aero Monitoring, Inc. proposes to conduct a reserch program on active clearance control for a small turboshaft engine. The firm shoul
y/area denial effect. The high power acoustic beam weapon concept provides a directed energy weapon technology with unique capabiliti
g 1980 through 1992 was conducted for the Air Force Strategic Missile Program. SARA, Inc. has assembled its personnel, data, methodolog
which is a modified version of the tightly folded resonator concept is proposed to increase the smplifier efciency and to alleviate thermo-m
mentation has been impeded by capital cost, reliabilty, and scalability. Induction accelerator technology developed at Science Research lab
periodically with no risk to the patient-a revolutionary development. This advance would be valuable to both civilian and military hospitals
uitable tools can be based on the use of expert database technology in the context of software for rapid filtering of evolving data streams.
gramming language that naturally maps onto OOP is Linda(R). Linda is based on an associative virtual shared memory called tuple space. Li
nche CCD Imager is capable of being 'gated' very rapidly with a 15 vold signal, making it ideal for undersea range-gated imaging. The Avala
rown GaAs is a novel material that has generated considerable research interest since the demonstration of excellent optoelectronic prope
mpressor stall/surge. Under Phase I a computational study based upon a state-of-the-art Navier-Stokes procedure would be used to assess
ES. CONSEQUENTLY, TARGET CLASSIFICATION IN A HIGH CLUTTER ENVIRONMENT REQUIRES FREQUENCY SELECTIVE FILTERING TO SEPARAT
ble Template Matching (FTM), and Genetic Algorithms (GA). The overall ATR problem under low SNR conditions is formulated as a model-ba
umulants contain information about the system phase, and thus can be used to model both minimum-phase and non-minimum-phase syst
have shown that for a class of signal processing problems involving global maximization of a likelihood function over unkown frequencies,
MERCIAL HIGH DUTY CYCLE, HIGH BRIGHTNES PUMP APPLICATIONS. PACKAGE DESIGNS WILL BE AIMED AT ACHIEVING A PEAK PUMP POWE
0.77 mrad (0.044 degrees) in angular divergence and
configuration. In Phase II, Phase I will be extended to the development of an monolithic addressable 30 x 30 cw 2-D mid-infrared laser sou
s are to be minimized and markets fully exploited. SDL Inc. proposes a total manufacturing strategy that insures maximum manufacturing fl
SER. THESE LEVELS ARE 2 TO 3 TIMES THE BRIGTHNESS AND POWER OF TODAY'S DEVICES. ALSO, THE MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED OPERAT
ption, light weight, small size, and rugged packaging, making them suitable for a large variety of applications,
t aligment tolerances required between the micron sized laser sources and the optical components such as lenses and optical fibers which
OAL OF PHASE I IS EPITAXIAL GROWTH AND CHARACTERIZATION SELECTED ALLOYS. IN PHASE II, SDL WILL FURTHER REFINE AND DEVELOP
tion is proposed. The approach takes advantage of the Distributed Bragg Reflection (DBR) laser's property that longitudinal single mode be
R COUPLED TO A FLARED-CONTACT POWER AMPLIFIER. THE MASTER OSCILLATOR IS A 150 mW DIFFRACTION-LIMITED LASER THAT CAN BE
a laser diode. Some of the applications for mid-IR lasers are in IR-countermeasure devices and environmental sensing or monitoring.
LIMITED OPTICAL POWER IN A CIRCULAR BEAM WITH 5 MRAD DIVERGENE EMITTED DIRECTLY FROM THE CHIP. THE DEVICE IS BASED ON A
ent absorption sensors are based on broadband lamps or electrochemical cells, which have comparatively poor resolution and sepcificity. H
logy at SDL, the largest manufacturer and technology leader in commercial laser diodes, will have the largest impact on the market throug
al chemistry. Turbulent diffusion of the buoyancy with or without wind shear and atmospheric temperature gradients stop the flow above
ES TO HELP THE BATTLEFIELD COMMANDER MEET THIS CHALLENGE. PROCESSING AREAS INCLUDE EXPERT SYSTEMS AND NEURAL NETWOR
E CABLES AND CONNECTORS. THE SPECIFIC CABLE AND CONNECTOR RF CHARACTERISTICS THAT WILL BE INVESTIGATED TO IDENTIFY POTE
ts in a visual pattern that is very different from that of a RV. We have a large set of actual EWR RCS data on a wide variety of recognition co
context of traditional S/W systems. The goal of this SBIR is to address the issues associated with V&V/testing of DHS combining conventiona
w flow behind the spacer segments which trap the foulants. During cleaning operations, these foulants may be loosened from the membra
ux declines operating on these waters. This Phase I proposal is directed toward demonstrating the feasibility of utilizing a low-fouling hydro
s. Besides routine message handling, we have given two detailed application examples, viz., Collision Avoidance and Identification Friend or
ss or burden on the soldier from these safeguards. - It should render itself useless when in enemy hands. System simulation will be carried
ermitted. Contractor will treat the exterior coupling, the RF points of entry, the internal response, the internal RF coupling to cables and circ
MONOLITHIC 18 BIT ENCODER WOULD BE TAKEN TO AN APPROVED NAVY ACOUSTIC TEST FACILITY WHERE HIGH AND LOW LEVEAL ACOU
m producers and capacitor manufacturers. In order to identify the commercialization potential of the film surface treatment, a high power h
E MONOMER MATERIALS. POLYMER LAMINATES MADE BY THIS PROCESS HAVE EXCELLENT THERMAL CHARACTERISTICS AND THEIR STRUC
PREHENSIVE SPECIFICATN FOR THE BEACON/TRANSCEIVERAND THE PROTOTYPING OF MAJOR PORTIONS OF THE HIGH LEVEL DESIGN PRES
Under this premise, the only issue remaining to make this combination a viable time-frequency analysis technique for nonstationary signals
plementation of this processor is computationally prohibitive. However, a practical computationally efcient implementation is proposed u
xample, the Widrow LMS algorithm makes this assumption). However, a time-frequency analysis of the acoustic signature of an actual com
rt we propose to study and design a super-resolved FLIR system that is comprised of an integrated reconstruction algorithm, real-time ima
lm printer offering a high space-bandwidth product. The device offers performance which exceeds the capability of existing systems such a
s, Inc., supported by Treese & Associates, is proposing to accomplish the above objectives through survey questionnaires, lieterature search
e case must be rugged and able to withstand the environmental conditions common in the Special Operations environment, as well as bein
s that general aviation, commercial and military pilots can use to reduce the time and cost to learn and maintain IFR flight skill proficiency.
ting the capability to assess neck injury likelihood. The procedure identified in Phase I to develop the neck injury criterion will be document
piercing (AP) threat. Both materials had excellent performance when compared to currently fielded armor materials. These materials have
nate tehcnologies for sensing the need to lock the restraint and for triggering the lockig device. The Phase I effort will define all the functio
d timeliness by integration of our optimal task management with our optimal fault-tolerant computing in such a way, that they support eac
M IR, THROUGH THE VISIBLE, TO UV, AS WELL AS THE NARROWEST PL EMISSION THAT HAS SO FAR BENN OBSERVED IN ANY Si BASED MATE
unity for appropriate statistical tools. We call the proposed system SoftPak. SoftPak packages relevant aspects of the e)cisting body of stati
s where deficiencies are most likely to be found; these can be functional areas (e.g., redundancy management) or software technology area
O ADDRESS THESE CHALLENGES. THE PROPOSED RECONFIGURABLE AUTOMATED SOFTWARE METRICS ENVIRONMENT (RASME) PROVIDES
g environment in which a trainee can develop an understanding of the interdependencies of tasks and information sources; (2) a training e
tem for communication between computers using infrared light as the carrier medium. The research objectives in this Phase I proposal incl
RDER TO CREATE A DISPLAY THAT PRESENTS SENSOR PERFORMANCE IN A FASHION ANALOGOUS TO ILLUMINATION CAUSED BY A LIGHT SO
(MOEs) that quantify the degrading effects of MI on the receiving sonar performance; Hierarchy of MI reduction techniques that can be eva
f existing DoD and privately developed aero-optical models using a Systems Engineering approach and computer simulation. Developed BP
r identification systems for experimental purposes. The Phase I effort will result in a performance assessment against the Switchboard Corp
s. Recently, Sorbtech developed for the Air Force a simple, low-cost alternative to SCR for controlling NOx in exhaust gases produced in jet-e
g two sets of grooves in a block of piezoceramic at right angles to each other and subsequently casting a polymer into the grooves is the m
per area, so more silicon area will be required to maintain a reasonable (10 ) on-state resistance. Increasing the silicon area results in turn
activated. The process destroys all organics present in solution. Olefinic and aromatic compunds are preferred substrates for hydroxyl, and
uture. The trick is to pick the probable market winners while avoiding the market losers. Viable solutions must maximize the synergism bet
S and/or ATE. 3. Determine technical limits of present ESS/ATE procedures preventing identification, and/or prediction of OES related CCA f
DYE LASERS WHILE MAINTAINING THEIR TUNABILITY AND FLEXIBILITY. THERE IS EVIDENCE THAT SOLID-STATE DYE LASERS WILL BE MORE EF
ents. The significance of the autonomous processor is to allow near real-time extraction of accurate coastal sea surface height information
nventional supercomputers (Cray Y-MP/C90) and storage requirements (tera-byte storage). The proposed investigation will apply coarsely-g
SUM OF MANY FLOURESCING ELEMENTS THUS COMPOSE A THREE DIMENSIONAL IMAGE. THIS SPATIAL MONITOR WILL BE USED IN MAN
ensors can be integrated into this optical system to improve the focus of such a system in real time. Adaptive control could allow to improv
ge. This spatial monitor will be used in many applications to visualize, and interact with, three dimensional images. In particular, Air Force a
can be compounded to produce the desired levels of flash and smoke. Pyrotechnics also have several disadvantages. Being explosive devic
interface (GUI) for point and click set up of test environment and test conditions; 2) various test algorithms; 3) a bank of time-varying imag
on with multiplexing techniques to simultaneously monitor air samples for fimve or more toxic species in a common flow-through sampling
mpatible sensor technologies which can provide in-situ monitoring and feedback control of wafer growth in the CdZnTe material system. We
a 400 micron diameter core fiber, with an expected CW output power in the 10W level. The uniqueness of the proposed approach is that i
on, intrinsic absorption, small leakage current, reduced Auger recombination, and compatibility with III-V leakage current, reduced Auger r
ron radiation. With good junction characteristics, background limited performance (BLIP) should be achievable in both bands. In addition, t
NG ORDERING SHOULD LEAD TO THE LARGE BIREFRINGENCE NEEDED FOR NLO APPLICATIONS. PHASE I WILL SEEK TO FIND DEPOSITION PA
FOR SERVING AS THE TRANSISTOR BASE, BECAUSE IT HAS A SMALLER BANDGAP THAN GaN, AS DETERMINED EARLIER BY MARUSKA, THE
strate cost is lower than that of the CdZnTe in which HgCdTe is grown. In comparison to QWIP, InTlSb offers normal incidence detection and
corrosion in airframes. Our measurements with a prototype SQUID microprobe, using niobium technology at 4 K, show that it reliably find
carbons (LCPHs) which are components of petroleum products, primarily diesel fuels. This proposal focuses on development of a risk factor
ill be designed and the hardware components will be specified in Phase I, but the software for the host computer will be written in Phase II
ABORATING INSTITUTIONS. CAM-8 IS A VERY FINE-GRAINED, PARALLEL, UNIFROM, SCALABLE MULTIPROCESSOR ARCHITECTURE EXPLICITL
epare composites with less than 10% porosity. Test specimens for bend, fracture toughness, and interlaminar shear testing would be produ
d trifluoromethyl phosphorus compounds. The highly electronegative CF3 mimics an anionic oxygen bond to phosphorus and also stabilize
ropose three chemical alternatives: a) radical cation 2+2 cycloaddition via a radical chain process, b) a cobalt catalyzed 2+2 cyclodimerizatio
prototype with a broad corss-section of information on existing parts. The use of cases of past experience to make estimates of the current
ems for monitoring the structural conditions of a number of bridges specified by the Georgia DOT. The technology offered is a unique mod
optical sectioning (axial resolution), allowing stacking of up to 100 data layers within a single unified composite disk. Several background su
layer ceramic approach will be used to provide strength, increase integration, and lower cost. Stratedge has obtained support of a large sys
ent or pointing direction (boresight). The laser will be diode-pumped for efciency and capable of operating at pulse repetition rates of l0 K
rmography techniques to enable the quantification of flaws both in terms of geometry and stress intensity factors. Forced Diffusion Thermo
hiometry at the widewalls. Two different approaches will be pursued to achieve the goals of this project. The first approach is based on the
ecture will be designed.
the sample is subjected to a high-field polarizing pulse, followed by an ultra-low field pulse during collection of the image data. Due to the
SUPERCONDUCTORS OFFER SUBSTANTIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPROVED MAGNETS WITH HIGHER OPERATING TEMPERATURE (~100K) A
the case of multi-layers. The program proposed represents a revolutionary departure from the traditional epitaxial multi-layer growth. In P
on transfer needed to oxidize the organics, resulting in a reduced activation temperature for a given catalytic oxidation process.
ocesses. The SPI technique utilizes the changing interference effects in the surface layer to measure water temperature and layer thickness
design, fabricate and test a prototype HTS/ferroelectric phase shifter. We will then use the results of this demonstration and an antenna sy
high temperature. We propose to demonstrate the growth of InGaN on sapphire and ZnO with a low energy ion source to create energetic
tor material for use in astrophysics, atmospheric remote sensing, and planetary applications. High absorption coefcient is especially desir
ology which promises to solve fastener lubricant problems. In the Phase I program, we will demonstrate improved antiseize fastener lubric
ADE AND AN EXPERIMENT WILL BE DESIGNED FOR PHASE II TO VALIDATE THE PREDICTIONS. FOR DISTRIBUTED NOISE, AN ACTIVE SOUND B
INDER OR PREVENT THE DEVELOPMENT OF MANY VERY PROMISING EXPERT SYSTEMS APPLICATIONS. OUR TECHNICAL APPROACH TO THE
ability to objectively evaluate and measure the design complexity of software would allow a software developer to evaluate and compare
lity of the delivered software product as well as its cost is determined largely by the effectiveness of the software test process. A possible n
ave electrically programmable parameters so that it can be tailored to the recognition of user-defined objects. The parameters are learned
es, ensuring there is a consensus of opinion between the small business and the USMC before significant program funds are expended. An
er of the ATARS validation equipment and initial ATARS contractor). Synectics has performned similar reconnaissance deveopments and has
evelopment. Synectics will evaluate the results of the tasks performed by these two subcontractors to ensure that the cost, schedule, and
de of data graphs since data graphics and animations of data graphics are powerful media for conveying extensive, multidimensional data s
NSDUCER TO AN ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTER. THIS ASIC BUILDING BLOCK WILL FULFILL THE ARMY'S REQUIREMENTS FOR GENERIC M
phores. SPEC has shown that lifetime determination by phase and frequency can achieve picosecond resolution. This resolution is sufcien
witching mechanism, in which data packets are routed from uplink to downlink beams according to the routing information contained in the
bjective is to develop a high-resolution, airborne ground-penetration radar (GPR) system concept incorporating three-dimensional syntheti
n (wrap-around) mode enabling storage of pre-trigger data. The custom IC will be implemented in Vitesse Semiconductor's 0.6 micron GaAs
utre projects. The database design should faiclitate rapid update of cost estimateing criteria as acatual data from completed and ongoing pr
onics equipment to the submarine environment is very expensive and in some cases prohibitive. The development of an innovative low-co
a filter with a wider notch that can accommodate expected variations in the structural modal frequencies. The downside to this solution is
NT NONUNIFORM DISTRIBUTIONS IN THE DETERMINISTIC WIND VELOCITY (E.G., WIND SHEARS) AS WELL AS THE STOCHASTIC CHANGES IN
e rotorcraft/ship landing task. Rotorcraft/shipboard landing simulation fidelity will be evaluated in terms of fleet pilot training and in terms
al factors will influence the mission suitability of any aircraft design such that its overall flying qualities may be unacceptable, even if it passe
d reduced drag. These motivate increased structural stiffness and better integration of the load with the aerodynamic structure. The range o
e-to-node distance by one or two orders of magnitude (to over 30,000 meters) and the use of satellite communications to extend these dis
omains - data, voice, video, and RF. SYSTRAN is pleased that all SCRAMNet (Shared Common RAM Network) is being considered as the real-
lore the feasibility of adapting catalyst preparation techniques to produce a laboratory prototype capacitor based on HSA molybdenum nit
cess. Some potential advantages are improved thermal management, higher density packaging, inprocess testing and repair, application to
ear optical materials which simultaneously address multiple requirements such as waveguide formation and optical nonlinearity. We will ev
selective reflection. Unlike standard Distributed Bragg Reflection (DBR) lasers, our approach uses a Bragg reflector that is made of a differe
n support. The working elements of this system capability will consist of COTS (Commercial off the shelf) hardware, software and electronic
icated analog IC hardware is best suited to seeker image signal processing, as it can perform the essential repetitive tasks quickly and comp
put, technology mapping, automated layout synthesis, and limited built-in test support using boundary-scan and full-scan techniques. The
mance is achieved at the architecture level by exploiting massive parallelism in computing several convolution kernels simultaneously, and
Phase I effort, we will design and manufacture prototype integrated circuits that will prove the concept. At this time, we anticipate that a co
porting a satisfactory output rate within limited tactical timelines. The complexity of the system must allow operations by large numbers of
on of our low-precision highly parallel analog neural network in the laboratory. Under NSF funding, we will continue to research and develo
pensive), due to a lack of flexibility in constructing custom network architectures with the available hardware modules. We propose to dev
tal hardware, linear filtering, can severely distort the image. We propose to evaluate designs for high-speed image range compression chip
MANY SPECIFIC NEURAL NETWORK ARCHITECTURES LITTLE IS KNOWN ABOUT THEIR CLASSIFICATION AND INFORMATION STORAGE CAPAB
rological conditions which produce icing and is further capable of detecting ice which is covered or co-mingled with snow, sleet, or rain. M
bution as a basis for all subsequent oil spill recovery planning activities. In carrying out this effort, the oprational framework within which t
t of an automated instructional course for an audience with minimal or no computer skills. We will examine various software tools and mili
bsequent treatment systems, and the overall freshwater requirement. Increase in the graywater holding time without treatment is invaluab
ctive propulsion gases. The proposed research will investigate anode materials fabricated from directionally aligned carbon/carbon (C/C) c
hase I program, two approaches to providing high heat transfer between cooling tubes and the C/C composite will be investigated. In the fi
empertures. A copper/graphite composite barrel will be designed and analyzed for thermal performance. A manufacturing process for prod
oped ceramic brush brush seal, as well as existing metallic brush seals. It is the intent of the proposed work to evaluate existing coatings, o
engine on the F-22 aircraft. In this application the extent of the surface of concern is several square meters. A coating is being applied toth
ower drain and yield exceedingly high power density. The proposed Phase I program objectives are oriented towards developing exceeding
es made from these materials; (iii) Demonstrate improved pulse power performance using these separators for suitable lithium intercalatio
COMPOSITE SKIN IS A CHEMICAL VAPOR INFILTRATION PROCESSED SIC MATRIX WITH SIC, SI3N4, OR ALUMINOSILICATE FIBER REINFORCEM
must be disposed of properly. Because of current State regulations and pending regulatory changes at the Federal level, careful consideratio
dioxin contaminated soil at numerous sites across the country. Project managers of dioxin contaminated soil sites must select an appropria
tion of materials, thicknesses and geometries will be performed to achieve the Phase I program objectives.
essing will indicate the onset, and severity, of the pump failure. Thus, pumps can be removed before they fail in flight, or generate excessive
good and worn wing bearings. Acceleration and strain data will be gathered for full, continuous sweep tests to monitor the steady state str
y of these inexpensive active expendables throughout the world makes them a viable threat to US airborne intercept (AI) radars. (U) Techn
nent testing, Technology Service Corporation (TSC) proposes Radar Optoelectronic Systems Simulator (ROSS), a general physics-based photo
y for millimeter wave FDA radar systems. However, very little actual test data illustrating the utility of this approach exists. TSC will use our v
m technique that is primarily applicable to radar modes that have small-to-moderate angle/range/doppler processing volumes (e.g., acquis
pment of a methodology to assess the cost effectiveness of device/simulators as surrogates for the actual weapon system at concept formu
N FLIGHT CONTROL EXPERIMENTS AT NASA AMES, IN A LIMITED SET OF EXPERIMENTS IN ROBOTICS AND IN OUR OWN WORK ON THE SLEW
ntly higher when sound is included. It is our belief that a basic DIS audio capability should be widely available on a commercial off the shelf
nd production. Therefore, for cost optimization, it is more important to cut down the planning time by quickly generating a feasible process
ng for the repairs and modifications is provided by the system or equipment program managers. Their budgets are undergoing increasing s
y electrons directly injected into a water stream along with a catalyst. Titanium dioxide has been selected as the catalyst. To "activate" the c
sufcient for many applications in earth and atmospheric science, and their low cost should stimulate use on a wide scale. We first propos
. The solid/gas absoption system utilizing zeolites has te unique capability of converting small variations in temperature into large variation
lternate mehtods such as the incinerator have been proposed. Current incinerator systems can handle only 0.5 lbs/hr of explosives becaus
t visualization system is a resource-contentionless distributed memory parallel processor designed for image generation. Each node posses
LL INCREASE NET SHAFT HORSEPOWER WHILE DECREASING FUEL CONSUMPTION. FOR EXAMPLE, USING HEAT PIPES TO COOL THE HIGH A
ling. The report also indicated that substantial progress had been made towards qualifying the FHPCP for aircraft use; however, additional t
pace is the heat transport capability under the influence of an opposing acceleration: gravitational acceleration on earth, and an induced ac
uch, Laboratory demonstrators and early prototype cells have been fabricated and tested with an emphasis on performance. Materials deve
rces for Joint Surveillance Fusion; (3) Determine end user requirements; (4) Characterize the communications paths for the dissemination o
ge. Methodology exist for its neutralization using chemical oxidants such as hypochlorite bleach (OC1-) or chloramine-T (1). However, these
ng wavelength detectors on SI GaAs substrates by using laterally incident light, guided through an underlying waveguide, with leaky or reso
ered connectivity, data rates, and reliability must provide tactical utility without significant degradation of prime ASW sensor capabilities. Fo
mni-directional antennas. The system should provide position location to better than 25 meters anywhere over land or ocean. Terminals wo
e solid-state source offers the advantages of improved performance compared to vacuum tube power sources. Improved efciency and rel
ave not been able to be made commercially because InP material growth is at an embryonic stage of development and established source
ROUTE OF THE AIRCRAFT. IN THIS PROPOSAL WE BRIEFLY DISCUSS SOME OF THE DRAWBACKS OF THESE TECHNIQUES AND THEN WE DESC
here for developing a simulation tool which an be used by the Aeronautical Systems Center (ASC) to investigate candidate approaches and p
objects in track. The existing KMR track filters attempt to compensate for drag excursions by increasing the process noise when predictions
onal computers. This program includes extensive analysis of pilot's tasks to understand when, how, and to what precision he executes curso
ay be easily (without recoding of the template) plugged in to the model; accommodate the MlAl and MlA2 tanks and possess a growth pat
. Another specific objective will be to conduct a comprehensive literature search for the most economical and efcient derivatives suitable
on of bulk explosives and explosive constituents will be conducted. Reclaimed materials will be characterized with respect to physical, chem
tively over a wide range of temperatures for an extended tiae period. The unique non-toxic, parafnic phase change materials can be design
ystem life cycle, no existing tool or methodology addresses traceability across the life cycle of system development. This project will establi
THEM, A SET OF QUANTIFIABLE METRICS, A SET OF TEST CASE SUITES, A DESCRIPTION OF THE METHODOLOGY BY WHICH TO AUTOMATE T
o analyze the casting process in transient 3D to simulate mold filling. A rapid prototyping method directly creates ceramic molds from the C
e cast. The software can also analyze the casting process in transient 3D to simulate mold filling. A rapid prototyping method directly create
and the ability to accomplish the required reliability test. This program will concentrate on tests that can be performed with existing test eq
eractive Self-Service. The tools required to demonstrate the benefits of a stream-lined clinical/adminstrative system are: a Smart (IC) Card,
ses. However, in its present state of development, FOBD is not suitable for MODS, due principally to problems with fiber damage, power lo
nd SiC film capacitor applications, it has been difcult to provide sufcient reliability toward LSI fabrication due to recrystallization of dielec
eproducibility, (c) control of matrix volume fraction, primarily through control of matrix coating thickness, (d) control over chemistry and ho
atteries used by the Army. A phase I program to prove the feasibility of BA-5590/U cell with Li/Mn02 chemistry and U.B.I.'s patented safety
erein each of the road wheels are separately powered and the motors and gear reduction are integrated and part of the road arm and whe
o 4000Ao. The technique employs a high power pulsed UV laser to illuminate a dielectric reticle which is imaged onto a wafer in a sealed c
ymer LEDs with silicon (or other inorganic semiconductor) electronics by fabricating prototype devices consisting of PLEDs on silicon substr
cles is noisy, the helicopter cabin noise is usually loudest. Helicopter noise levels of 100 dB(A) are common while breath sounds (signals) ha
l has become the material of choice. Unfortunately, the complex structure of composites does not allow for ease of determination of struc
be tested for density, compressive modulus and strength, and water absorption. Tests will also be conducted after thermal cycling, controll
oud, bottom, or buried mines.
doppler flowmeter and technique for attaching it to the great vessels using minimally invasive video assisted thoracic surgery (VATS). Throu
on of a comprehensive approach for analyzing theater airlift capability and its impact on warfighting effectiveness; (3) a thorough survey o
uch as TiB(2), ZrB(2), and HfB(2) possibly alloyed with aluminum or choromium. Titanium nitride is particularly good for wear resistance, pr
improvements alone may not be the most cost effective means for achieving an acceptable barrel wear life. By addressing wear life as a co
ND SLURRY PROPELLANTS-USING BOTH ELECTRICAL AND PYROTECHNIC IGNITION CONCEPTS. WHILE VOLUMES OF DATA HAVE BEEN ACCU
ES NOT PRESENTLY EXIST IN THE U.S. INVENTORY. THIS EFFORT WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED IN PART BY SCALING OUR PREVIOUSLY DEVELOPED
er components. The design we propose will meet the G load requirements by control of load paths, load distribution, and elimination of sus
ital camera and analog film products. Additionally, system elements for recording and processing the data can take on different configurati
ard architectures and uses IF outputs suitable for AN/WSC-6 SHF terminals. The Proposed Phase I work includes analysis and simulation to
ssues, especially in the context of current and emerging DSCS network management standards. The proposed approach builds on ViaSat's
high bandwidth users can be supported. In addition, several thousand low bandwidth users can be supported. This approach is an adaptati
ponent along their common input axis by taking the average of their outputs. The same pair can also be employed to extract the angular ra
ometers are made side by side with their input axes parallel to each other. They are interconnected by an electrostatically driven dither me
rements in an extremely low cost, robust carbon cathode with a matrix of carbon fiber tufts as the emitting surface. Innovations to improv
he helmet to generate images. Embedding the Expert Sensor architecture into advanced imaging helmets allows the creation of a single ge
mal to the input axes. This velocity has no effect on the acceleration sensed if the pair is put in a pure linear acceleration field, because eac
plications, problems in the mismatch of their thermal expansion coefcients would also be quite serious. This proposed research will devel
e, as a baseline approach, a passive antenna prototype covering the entire 30-500 MHz range with the required power-handling capability w
SP (Digital Signal Processor) technology will be used to improve data processing speed, freeing the computer system for other advanced da
ular, creep resistance. Starting-powder characteristics, sintering-aid type and amount, sintering parameters including isothermal holding tim
of time and will permit the assessment of aging effects due to cracking, slumping, adsorption and other deleterious effects. In Phase I we w
ue to the loads imposed on them will be sensed with a fiber-optic sensing technique. Because the flexures are stiff, the displacements are s
ND FILMS. WATER, POLYMERIZED WATER, OILS AND SOME SYNTHETIC FLUIDS WILL BE EXAMINED FOR USE IN ALJS. A WIDE RANGE OF ABR
RTIES USING MANUAL, INTEACTIVE TECHNIQUES ON DISCRETE IMAGES. PROPOSED IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF AREAL-TIME VISION SYSTEM
the air stream. The antenna will be designed to operate at 240-275 MHz (Receive) and 290-320 MHz (Transmit) with a 3 dBiC gain, with po
used by differences in the coefcient of thermal expansion and moisture absorption. The objective of this research topic is to investigate al
quencies of interest; and secondly, we propose fabricating the antennas by sputtering or etching the antenna elements onto flexible plastic
rings with smooth surfaces and near rolling conditions. The proposed effort is to show the feasibility of vapor lubricated gear surfaces whic
oin algorithm is a critical element in building fast, scalable decision support systems.
ates and multi-layer structures. The research and study of existing attachment devices and attaching methods will result in better definition
the ability of the material to produce hemostasis and adhere to the tissue. The material will be tested in vitro and in animal experiments, a
performance requirements, the risk appears to be in the ability of to establish an adequate supply base to assure uninterrupted productio
evices. Use of a simple UV detector is recommended for material evaluation. Numerous military, industrial, medical, and scientific applicati
hich might be amenable to use in groundwater treatment, either stand-alone or in combination with bioremediation. The proposed Phase I
osition, wavelength and other properties. This has resulted in the fabrication of sensors with unmatched performance at elevated temperat
or post flight analysis.
er for syntax-directed construction, integrated with the Graph Abstractor, and the rules based Guideliner. The back-end will make use of a st
SE CONTINGENCIES ARE OFTEN NOT APPARENT UNTIL LONG AFTER THE TARGET COMPLEX HAS CROSSED THE RADAR HORIZON WHICH LIM
onventional (monopolar) batteries. The major obstacles to the development of such batteries have been (1) the problem of intercell electr
compliance with those plans. This project will develop and test a working model of a novel system for distributed, unattended storm water
S PRECISE PATTERNS OF CHANNELS ON ITS SURFACE AND PATTERNS OF SLOTS THAT PENETRATE THE WHOLE DEPTH OF THE FOIL. THE PROC
he use of a multi-station die impregnation system utilizing hot melt resin technology and an impregnated fiber shaping process with a cooli
RE) OF THE MATERIAL FLOWING AT CONSTANT FLOWRATE BUT AT DIFFERENT SHEAR RATES ACROSS THE DEVICE (SECTIONS), WHILE RETAIN
mart textile would be comprised of currently available clothing fabric embedded with conducting fibers that act as radar antennas. An open
rn. As operational system will be assembled and testing will be conducted to prove the feasibility of the proposed approach. The designed
emented where only the interrogator must transmit signals which can be highly covert due to the nature of the system. The system uses a
g. A preliminary production cost assessment will be based upon processing time required to fabricate these test articles. A scaled-up reacto
EIGHT STRUCTURE OF CVI REINFORCED FIBROUS CVD/SiC. THE MAIN AIM OF THE EFFORT IS TO DEVELOP THE SiC SUBSTRATE MATERIAL T
erent, protective oxides for these C/HfC-Tac ceramic matrix composite (CMC) rocket thrusters capable of handling a broad spectrum of high
ually exciting result was the discovery that sandwich beam mechanics theory could be used to predict the failure loads. A systematic fabrica
e sufciently long, Visidyne will propose a Phase II effort to develop a short-range forecasting system employing an expert, neural net base
oler to automatically measure cardiac output once everyminute. Recently introduced devices automate this measurement and provide con
D. BUT THIS MEASUREMENT PROVIDES ONLY A NECESSARY CONDITION. PROPER CONTROL WILL ALSO BENEFIT FROM ON-LINE MEASUREM
MINE CLOUD TYPE AND LEVEL (I.E., LOW, MIDDLE, OR HIGH). A STANDARD CROSS-CORRELATION TECHNIQUE WILL BE USED FOR TRACKING T
GE THE GAP BETWEEN WHAT IS NEEDED AND WHAT IS AVAILABLE, AND TO PROVIDE A TRANSFORMATION TO TRUE CONCURRENT ENGINE
ATORIES PROPOSES TO DESIGN AND FABRICATE A SINGLE ELECTRON TRANSISTOR CAPABLE OF DISPLAYING COULOMB BLOCKADE EFFECTS.
OGONAL, WAVELETS COMBINE THE ADVANTAGES OF FINITE ELEMENT, SPLINE AND FOURIER SPECTRAL METHODS. THE SYMMETRIES OF OP
S AS A CRITICAL TECHNICAL PROBLEM AS MORE ORGANIZATIONS SWITCH TO THIS PROMISING TECHNOLOGY AND ENCOUNTER PROBLEMS
STIC TRANSDUCER, AND AT THE BOTTOM BY THE RAIL LEVEL. ACCOUSTICALLY INERT PORTS WILL ALLOW WATER TO ENTER THE BOTTOM A
ERENT ECONOMIES OF P/M PROCESSES, P/M TITANIUM ALLOYS NOW OFFER A POTENTIAL ROUTE TO LOW COST SURGICAL IMPLANTS, CON
C AND METEOROLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS, AND TO SOME EXTENT, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS. THE COMBINATION OF
F-MAGNITUDE ERROR WAS IN PART DUE TO FORECASTING METHODOLOGY AND IN PART DUE TO USERS' NOT ACCEPTING THE NEW SENSO
EMS SUCH AS VAV, AND CAN GIVE INCORRECT RESULTS DUE TO SENSOR BIAS, MODEL INACCURACIES AND MODELLED DISTURBANCES OR
ALARM PROBLEMS WHILE INCREASING THE SESNSITIVITY OF THE DETECTOR. AN EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM OF FIRE SIGNATURE MEASUREM
ONDUCTOR CHIPS TO CREATE A HYBRID SMARTCARD READER IN THE PCMCIA FORM FACTOR FOR ECONOMICAL PRODUCTION, WHILE MAI
E CONFIGURATION OF ALARMS, AND A RICH SET OF CHARACTERISTICS OF BUILDING OCCUPANTS AND EQUIPMENT. RECENTLY, THERE HAV
MODELS. THE PROPOSED RESEARCH FOCUSES ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF A STANDARD CALIBRATION MODEL FOR THE ANALYSIS OF GASOL
YTIC) BUILDING MODEL; (2) AN EXTENSIVE BUILDING ALPHA-NUMERIC DATA BASE LINKED TO ARCHITECTURAL FEATURES; (3) A MEANS OF
Y (M&C) PROPOSES THE DEVELOPMENT OF CAP GUIDELINES QUALITY(TM) WILL SUPPORT PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT ACTIVITIES BY PRO
OISE LEVELS, AND UNIFORM SPECTRAL RESPONSE OVER A BROAD WAVELENGTH RANGE IN THE DETECTOR, IS THAT THE HTSC FILM QUALIT
VERTER. THE PROPOSED PHASEMETER HAS SHOT/ELECTRONIC NOISE-LIMITED RESOLUTION ( 0.001-CYCLE RESOLUTION SHOULD BE ATTAI
SS CAN BE MEASURED USING A TWO-FREQUENCY RADIOMETER. QUADRANT ENGINEERING PROPOSES TO ESTABLISH THE FEASIBILITY OF
NEURAL-NETWORKS APPROACHES MAY LEAD TO NEW METHODS OF CAPTURING, STORING, AND REPRESENTING HIGHER ORDER CARTOG
EN INTERMEDIATE SQL AND ENTRY SQL. TO TEST RELATIONAL DATABASE IMPLEMENTATIONS FOR CONFORMANCE TO THE ANSI AND GOVE
STEMS THAT WOULD BE ADAPTABLE FOR USE IN A MEASUREMENT SYSTEM FOR RING GAGES. THE PROGRAM OUTLINED IN THIS PROPOSA
MEASURMENT SYSTEM. SPECIFICALLY, PHASE I DEVELOPMENT WOULD ENTAIL THE BUILDING OF ONE SLOCUM TEMPERATURE/DEPTH PRO
ENT DATA WITH SPS LOCATION AND AIRCRAFT ATTITUDE DATA AND PROVIDE FOR NEAR-REAL-TIME ANALYSIS AND POSTFLIGHT ANALYSIS.
MADE TOWARDS DEVELOPING A SUB-9 PPM NOX GAS-FIRED BURNER. HOWEVER, THE FLEXIBILITY OF THIS POROUS MATRIX SURFACE BUR
M VOCS. ADVANTAGES OF THIS MEMBRANE PROCESS INCLUDE SIMPLICITY, CONTINUOUS OPERATION, EXCELLENT SMALL VOLUME ECONO
RIETY OF RELATED DRY CHEMICALS IN A TEMPERATURE RANGE OF 500 DEGREES CENTIGRADE OR LESS. THE THERMODYNAMICS HAVE BEE
CE THE ENVIRONMENTAL NOX BURDEN IN MANY URBAN AREAS BY AS MUCH AS 25%. IT COULD ALSO PERMIT THE USE OF "LEAN-START" E
AMMONIA IN FLUE GASES. A SENSITIVE, IN-SITU, REAL-TIME AMMONIA MONITOR IS REQUIRED FOR CONTROL OF MANY NOX CONTROL PR
TER-MILLER IS WORKING WITH A COMPOSITES USER WHO IS DEVELOPING ALTERNATIVE HIGH VALUE USES FOR SCRAP PREPREG IN ORDER
methodology, including development tools; (3) develop a preliminary course outline; (4) establish hardware and software requirments; (5
sts. An AFOSR project has developed a new laminar ceramic matrix composite of a ceria-zirconia matrix reinforced with layers of CEO2-ZrO2
Information Management System (RIMS). RIMS provides graphical and hierarchical representations of user-defined concepts called Conce
the system. In this system, while power is available, the electrolyzer converts water into hydrogen and oxygen for storage. When the power
mponents into MCM is costly, laborious and time consuming. Processes which directly incorporate fabrication of those components into exi
d to be optimized with regard to weight, performance, cost and the ability to be mass produced. Up to the present time, PEM systems have
tion of the adherend surfaces before reliable bonding can occur. The greatest drawback of these materials as a group, however, resides in t
t fouling but it facilitates cleaning of the membrane surface and is stable to macromolecular spatial rearrangement. Consequently, system
field-based demonstration-validation experiment to be conducted at the Innovative Science and Technology Experimental Facility (ISTEF) i
nents; 2) a library facility for stroage and retrival of these components, accessible world-wide via the Internet; 3) tools to identify, adapt, an
emand for water remediation measures for the removal of hazardous and toxic substanced from effluents. These wastes are receiving mor
method will provide velocity measurement capability with accuracy on the order of 1 m/sec, without recourse to seeding of any kind, and
ED BY INDUCED FLUORESCENCE FROM A S ECOND LASER BEAM. AN IMAGE OF THE DISPLACEMENT IS CAPTURED WITH A VID EO CAMERA
high precison, batch processing and automated assembly are expected to yield low-cost, small size, low power instruments with high reliab
ng process from the start. This effort will provide the Air Force and other radar systems buyers with a methodology to do: (1) a comprehen
ocessing of the data will re-sequence the frames into end-to-end axial profiles. The Phase I program will compare two image acquisition co
ntal impact, maintainability, reliability), the development of a preliminary waterless clothes washer design, a limited proof-of-concept expe
op the requirements specification for the wide-band receiver, multiple receiver design approaches responding to the requirments specificati
multiple voice-grade dialup lines, and ISDN. We propose to produce a Final Report containing test results, conclusions, and recommendatio
of viable knowledge structures and (2) effective processing of knowledge in problem solving. This model will then be used to identify poten
mental models leaders use in operatinal problem solving, planning, and visioning and identify the kind of differential and situational variab
-electric materials such as PZT. The a FLAPS dipole (array of dipoles) printed on a slab of piezo-electric material, locally excited by a simple v
MADE OF THE MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE RELIABILITY LEVELS FOR EACH SHIP TYPE (FOUR SHIPS) AND FAILURE MODE. IMPROVEMENTS TO ST
y. The transom material should be non-reflective yet retain a dimension compatible with egress from the Forward Escape Trunk (FET) of a 6
proximated by a linear autoregressive moving average process in a short sliding window of time. The neural filter can be implemented on c
cess has already been successfully utilized to convert graphite fibers to B4C, so that the probability of successfull converting bulk graphite p
tically favors physical adsorption of gas species - thereby providing the necessary thermodynamic incentive for gas storage. These unique co
attributes for a unity vision equipment, attributes such as durability, reggedness, minimal increase in device's bulk weight, laser safe, full co
tions. For example, the unit is continually in contact with the sea floor, so it is less affected by currents and wave action, and it can be remo
wo thypes of filters the filter utilizing magnetic metal films are superior in terms of insertion loss and integrability with other planer MMW
CHES ARE PROPOSED: FIRSTLY, THE NI-FE BASED MATRIX WILL BE REPLACED BY L12 STRUCTURED INTERMATALLIC, NI3AL (AND ALSO NI-12 A
design possible e)cperiments and perform preliminary design for experimental chambers and equipment needed to utilize the waste HEL to
harge and discharge characteristics and efciency to establish the viability of htis system as a low cost, light weight, high power density sec
modulus, Poisson's ratio and fracture toughness), interface properties (friction stress), bulk properties (fiber volume fraction, laminate geo
2 Osprey is currently fabricated from titanium to provide for meeting the structural requirements. As with any flight hardware, weight is cri
e the cost of extensive experimentation with different concepts. Impact induced delaminations are critical for composite panels. To enhan
ents particularly for applicatoins in the automotive industry. In this proposed Phase I effort, Materials Modifications, Inc., has teamed with t
HE MISSING INFORMATION. IN DEVELOPING SUCH A SYSTEM, THE USE OF ASTM E-49 GUIDES FOR DEVELOPING THE DATA RECORDS BOTH
mize the processing parameters so that mechanical properties evaluation and fabrication of a penetrator shape will be feasible.
ge impact on outputs and where the need for some kind of CVI process simulation model is readily apparent. Such a model would allow pr
rial systems. Few NDT methods, which may include ultrasonics, radiography, various microscopy, computed tomography, thermal imaging,
parate Navy funding, MSI has developed a low cost injection molding process for large scale piezocomposite manufacturing. The availabilit
LECTRICS FOR INTERGRATED CIRCUITS, PASSIVATION LAYERS, LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY (LCD) ORIENTATION LAYERS, LCD COLOR FILTERS, DIE
ant to corrosion and a wide variety of solvents and chemicals. During the proposed Phase I work, 2 kilograms of one Poly-X derivative, to be
n range. Blends or laminates combining the desirable properties of rigid-rod SRP's and polycarbonate are expected to make excellent ballisti
SIGN OF NEW CAPABILITIES FOR ENABLING USERS TO EFFORTLESSLY CONSTRUCT DISPLAYS CUSTOMIZED TO THE ANALYSIS NEEDS OF EACH
nol require higher temperatures than available with current SPE's.
ooled sudden expansion afterburner. 2. Design and construction of a two point water/methanol injection system. 3. Performance testing of
D TJ-90 TURBOJET ENGINE. 2. GEARBOX WITH OIL MIST LUBRICATION AND SPEED SENSOR. 3. BIFURCATED EXHAUST DUCT WITH HEAT SHIE
de operating in ultra high vacuum. We will design through computer simulation, an electromagnetic-electron beam interaction circuit capa
t will be small and light-weight, yet produce proper volumes of ultraclean fuel across the temperature and engine horsepower ranges the N
nd quantitative problem- solving requirements. This project will create a cost-effective system for developing games like Electro Adventure
manufacturable. Phthalonitrile polymer composites offer improved thermo-oxidative stability, light weight, corrosion resistance, and potenti
ftware that improves the comprehensibility of text by manipulating its layout to reflect linguistic structure. This page layout software will be
SSIONS MAKES IT DIFFICULT TO EXTRACT SIGNIFICANT INFORMATION, E.G., YIELD. THE ELECTROSEISMIC EFFECT OFFERS THE BEST CHANCE
Ultra-Wideband radar systems, advanced SAR processing, including auto-focusing algorithms, and Pulsed- delta K waveforms and processin
capabilities and intelligence sources. The current trend toward multi-mission system design also amplifies the Navy's need for a more com
stem is proposed. The microchip lasers will be sequentially addressable, lens system is and operated in a Q-switched mode. When combine
HEMES AND PERMITS GOOD CONTROL OF TRANSVERSE MODE QUALITY TO ACHIEVE EXCELLENT, CIRCULARLY SYMMETRIC BEAM QUALITY.
lopment cost. The resulting position, velocity, acceleration, and time data will provide more accurate real-time data to ground station com
se the filter is constructed using thin films, it will also be compact and durable. We will construct a prototype three-layer version of this filte
tives can be met or whether a less complex and expensive design could the job as well. It will support multiple missions without additional
formal review of these elements. Phase II will begin with a technology demonstration (building and firing tanks and engine) to show that th
d manufacturing cost. The goal of this proposed effort is to develop a TWT-based flexible diamond manufacturing process tool. Previous wo
eed -- particularly in the post-curing steps. The use of the proposed variable frequency technology for the post-curring of isocyanate/epoxy
quivalent. The energy of the neutral superthermal atomic hydrogen beam is similar to the hydrogen ion energy in a successful mirowave EC
tration cases. The proposed weld pool dynamic model uses a droplet formulation for describing the pool oscillation, in contrast purpose. T
a characterized by a material changing its length when placed in electro-magnetic field. The process is reversible, that is; the material gener
ed with the weapon's sight, is used to interrogate the target and determine that target's allegiance. The rsponder, located on the asset to b
es at millimeter wavelengths. In Phase I, we propose to study and design a monolithic beam steering array for implementation in one of ou
ave little effect on the sensor's performance at such a close range yet makes it virtually undetectable a few hundred meters away. Phase I w
imeter wave spectrum for radiometric solutions to tactical weapon sensor requirements, represents a new dimension of opportunity. Othe
e specialized processing technique involves fully coherent signal processing and customization of the SAR matched-filter by using a priori kn
error rate. These techniques are potentially applicable to numerous signals intelligence problems, as well as to interference mitigation in bo
MPORTANT TO CERTAIN RADIATION EVNIRONMENTS ARE NOT PRESENTLY TESTED BECAUSE THE REQUISITE TEST CAPABILITIES ARE NOT A
t structures, providing useful feedback on part temperature, mechanical strain or vibration, and chemical attack. Embedded sensors can ev
Phase I of the program will focus on performance analysis and preliminary design of the sensor. One application area to be considered is no
ethods. Observable signatures of nuclear explosions include: Optical, Seismic, Hydroacoustic, Acoustic, Ionospheric and satellite sensor det
: CLASSIFICATION BY THREAT IDENTITY, OPTICAL THREAT RESPONSE, AND THREAT PRIORITIZATION. THE SYSTEM USES AN ENTIRELY DATA D
f the empirical activity data for automatic incorporation into existing graphics models of the human figure to enable immediate viewing an
m rechargeable lithium cells which have have potential to leapfrog existing technology in both energy storage capacity and cycle life. Antici
f these melts will also be measured.
D CIVILIAN PERSONNEL. THE DATA EXTRACTION SYSTEM DESIGN WILL MINIMIZE THE TIME AND EFFORT OF THE SUBJECT MATTER OR TASK
he objective of this program is to develop significantly improved polymer electrolytes which will be incorporated into thin film rechargeable
density calculated for one of the DLC's is 4 times greater than for the C/H2SO4/C capacitor; the maximum power achieved will also be 4 tim
blem will be constructed as a superposition of a set of harmonic (fourier) components. The underlying algorithm discretization is designed
on the robot for Cr(VI) and microbial strains screened for detoxification or binding of Cr(VI). Physiological conditions will be parameterized f
ost typical applications. Newly developed technology related to characterization of these thermal effects will be utilized for test and evaluati
tion with both "off-the-shelf" Dynamic Mechanical Thermal Analysis (DMTA) and scanning laser micrometer instrumentation as well as the
ons. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Benefits of the proposed improved PM fiber will include but not be limited to higher stren
l thin films that interconnect HgCdTe detectors to R/Os in the same Si wafer. The proposed effort will extend this single-band monolithic te
where a data collection system intgrates the units reported positions with terrain, threat, and target data and displays the scene on the Arm
speed, pre-pay system for processing claims data to detect instances and patters of fraud and abuse. MRJ developed this technology for cl
ers for comparison of product quality and relative contamination levels. Sources of contamination in each process will be identified and me
system suppliers to the USAF and be further extendable to all gas turbine control systems being used by the DOD and planned for develop
s are to (1) develop the example set, (2) use the example testing to demonstrate the utility of WAVES/VHDL guidelines and usage practices,
nal linear time/frequency domains and reduce false alarm rates. The proposed techniques\' utility/povver will be demonstrated by deteiled
ndering and animation. Graphical representations of multi-variate statistical analysis, including principal component analysis, will also be ev
n of all multimpath channel parameters over the region of interest. NAVSYS has an advanced GPS receiver (AGR) that utilizes such a bamk o
arches required to resolve ambiguities is significantly reduced over existing techniques. Furthermore, the technique of FDI equivalence is sh
proach. The spread-spectrum nature and low power of the PL signal guarantee a low probabilty of intercept (LPI), which is essential for cov
DX, and HMX, the soil will be analyzed for other degradation products. Two different soil types will be used for the TNT soil experiment. Wa
e (TIM) tracking system, the TIDGET provides periodic "snapshots" of GPS and INS data to the aircraft tracking system which optimally proc
on digital libraries and multimedia techniques. The new authoring tools incorporate knowledge-based techniques for model-based simulati
rt system-development cycle; and the programmability allows the system to be modified to meet changing requirements. Myricom has ada
new class of imaging systems.
eoretically; they include pattern distortion, mask temperature, complementary pattern techniques, and feature wall angles. Three issues w
that will absorb excitation light energy at a single wavelength and re-emit predetermined multiple wavelengths, all occurring at ambient te
ENTIONAL RF CIRCUITS (SINCE THEY ARE LOW-POWER, LOW-NOISE, SMALL-SIZE, AND REPRODUCIBLE); 3) PERFORM NEW FUNCTIONS THR
ctric and operating at microwave frequencies. The proposed lump LC test structure is expected to demonstrate high quality growth of diele
. It will produce a general three velocity component control signal without need for surface deformation or deployment of suxiliary micro-fl
rtually all module types and will have essentially zero impact on module resources and performance. Recent developments in high temper
apon airframes requires an extensive expenditure of labor and funds. Missile engineers can not simply reduce the span of missile fins with
ION-OF-MOTION SOLVER, WILL HAVE THE CAPABILITY TO PREDICT FLIGHT TRAJECTORIES AND MANEUVERING PERFORMANCE OF MANEUV
to determine the extent to which these properties can be exploited to facilitate communication over digital channels. In Phase I of this wo
al complexity of coding while achieving high rates of compression. A 3D video coding method which combines simultaneous spatial and tem
rather than attempting to parallellize the execution of a single run. The project goals include (1) a functional description of the complete s
over 90% vibration reduction. The decentralized architecture allows for fast and accurate control. The controller is superior to conventiona
ations and to locate and characterize bedrock fractures. As a result, underground flow systems and their tranmissivity (or permeability) wil
wide angle of view, flexibility in displaying format, and without the reqirement of viewing spectacles. The markets of 3D display are sizable (
thin the optical train of a night vision device with much greater potential. We are proposing the insertion of a transparent LCD at the outpu
echnology. Potential applications for the projectiles include air to ground ammunition, air to air ammunition, large penetrators and fragmen
architectures, modes of operation and other design considerations for MRAM using these GMR materials will be explored in Phase I, and a
ower switching and capactitive energy storage. Advances in all 3 areas will be tested by building a 300 kV, 300 A pulsed power system capab
ayers and devices to a number of patterned, nonplanar substrates including silicon. The SPF process can be conducted at a relatively low te
esigns, antenna cost begins to approach or exceed that of the transceiver. This proposal presents a number of techniques which are availab
duce a deliverable complex shape of beryllikum-aluminum.
andrank order existing technologies for separating DU from soil and to recommend the one or two technologies which best meet the criter
ess, with the emphasis on BaTi03 in Phase I. The three material systems are chosen because they have the highest figures of merit (diffrac
NTEGRATION. A STATE-OF-THE-ART PLASMA-ENHANCED CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION (PE-CVD) APPROACH WILL BE UTILIZED IN THIS PR
duce a seamless operational environment. The system would also have a multi-hypothesis capability for resolving ambiguous target scenes,
ver, the proposed simple device structures are particularly suitable for scale up, therefore very large storage capacity can be realized from t
TE IN A FULLY OPTIMIZED FINAL DESIGN AT THE END OF PHASE I. THE MECHANICAL DESIGN, FABRICATION, ASSEMBLY AND TEST WILL FOLL
puters. Distributing scenarios creates a need for coordination and load balancing. Second, the loop that generates the various simulated in
voltage of up to 100 kV on thin axis-encircling orbits in a moderate guide magnetic field. This novel concept has the potential of providing
CHNOLOGY AND USER INTERFACE RESTRICTIONS. IN ORDER TO DEVELOP HIGH-FIDELITY SIMULATIONS REQUIRES ADVANCES IN ALL OF TH
mon extremely repcise navigation and time reference frames directly support the functional capabilities necessary for each of the mission
he effective anti-jam performance of the JTIDS system. There is a lessss obvious limitation on the number of simultaneious coexisting nets w
development of a design review tool to aid in the evaluation of workplace risk in a system maintenance and support environment, (2) to pe
nd smaller footprints with the envisioned circuits incorporating more and more diverse devices and capabilities such as sensors and actuato
axis sensor into the supersonic and high angle regimes with a fully capable prototype system designed to measure submicron particles at a
VED DAMPING OF THE RESPONSE. THESE LIMITATIONS IN VCSELs ARE SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED OVER THOSE IN IN-PLANE LASERS. A RESO
CHNIQUE FOR THE SYNTHESIS. PHASE I OF THIS RESULT WILL RESULT IN THE ABILITY OF OUR COMPANY TO PROVIDE PILOT SCALE BATCHES
d efciently, these optical interconnect configurations are to be incorporated into 2-dimensional planar holographic optical interconnect (h
o the line scan mode in order to serve both important system functions, and the system proposed herein has this dual purpose cpability. An
te image must be of adequate quality from an energ density standpoint to be of use. The above task is somewhat straightforward with mag
s fiber optical sensor systems. Our proposed TDFFOA can become a particularly sought after component because GaAlAs based transmitte
tically and through a bench top demonstration. Final design, fabrication, and testing of the full-scale development system will be conducted
ERVE AS THE PROTOTYPE FOR AN ENTIRE PHYSICS COURSE IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH. FOCUS GROUP SESSIONS WITH HIGH SCHOOL STUDE
BE MADE ON THE EXPECTED PERFORMANCE IN THE PHASE II PROTOTYPES TO BE DEVELOPED. THE UNIQUENESS OF OUR APPROACH IS TH
d. Autopilot designs will be based on control system techniques such as gain-scheduled linear control, feedback linearization, Lyapunov op
utational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), structural mechanics, structural dynamics, heat transfer, and Radar Cross Section (RCS).
s of resolution than that of the digitizer used to sample the modulated signal. In Phase I, we will demonstrate 11 to 12 bits of (non-average
bly and make it very cheap to mass produce. Previous works on the integrated optic gyro aimed at developing high sensitivity gyros for nav
pecific algorithms are proposed since they are either part of the National Imagery Transmission Format Standard (NITFS) and therefore ma
ffleNet architecture with ARM protocols to provide scalability and interoperability. The network will consist of plug-in cards which interface
isk drive enters an installed market in excess of a billion dollars per year and is intended to capture the top 10% of that market.
s to be addressed on this program are: (1) Development of an understanding of the tradeoffs, at the system level, for different implementati
gh the systm. Different time windows can be extracted from different beams. The system is realized by means of a free-space Sagnac interf
or that recovers the phase modulation with shot noise limited sensitivity as a 32 bit wide digital words for subsequent processing by a Digit
re sensing, we seek to demonstrate a spark plug-integrated and temperature-compensated combustion pressure sensor system that exhibi
M POSSESSING THE DESIRED SPECTRAL CHARACTERISTICS. BY COMBINING THREE LIGHT VALVES IN A FASHION SIMILAR TO THAT OF RED, B
ationship of execution times to budgets. Displays would be shown in layers so that timing could be analyzed at different levels, from the to
desires the development of such a system consisting of a sonic receiver, signal conditioner, signal processing algorithm and a neural net re
nterference planning tool embedded in existing fleet tactical decision aids. ORINCON is uniquely qualified to develop this system as a resul
HER MODEL ORDER INFORMATION. FAST COMPUTATIONAL ALGORITHMS EXIST TO EXPLOIT THE STRUCTURE OF THE EQUATIONS TAT ESTIM
ltiple traditional CPUs, neural network processors, and digital signal processors. RIPPEN funs on multiple platforms -- various computer wo
est. This SBIR proposes to apply advanced signal and information technology, developed for DoD applications, to problems of EEG analysis.
to detect intruders by detecting changes in the background from frame to frame. ORINCON takes this notion a step further. First, during in
supply costs. Phase I includes an operational problem definition, requirements analysis, system specification, and a working model demon
ng activities. The use of IUSS systems and maritime patrol aircraft will enable marine biologists, the Navy, and fishery personnel to monitor
lementation of generic systems capable of utilizing data from diverse sources to produce a single environmental perspective, in other word
missile and aircraft plums. However, it is also applicable for other purposes such as measuring biological and gas warfare. It can be used in
ect to sensitivity, data throughout and post-detection processing of recovered image data. This project proposes an effort which will accom
ems. In essence, an ideal laser warning system should have the following attributes: 1) Low FAR 2) High probability of detection 3) Light we
WEIGHT, LOW COST AND USES AS A SIMPLISTIC OPTICAL DESIGN. IT IS DIRECTLY APPLICABLE TO THE KINETIC ENERGY WEAPON SEEKER TAR
ple operation, use very low pressures, and will easily be automated. In Phase I Osmotek will conduct an experimental study of how the me
parallel Prolog compiler, a database interface for the Prolog language, and a parallel computer. The combination of these four technologie
cost, highly reliable, commercially available components. A precision interrogation option commences with a designation laser pulse (one
eration Import Model (PIM) could ultimately (perhaps in Phase II) be integrated with CWCAP and NCAP for a comprehensive analysis of WM
erating sensors, including spectral throughput, resolution, field of view, and OA signature. Phase I effort will culminate in an instrument de
efront. This low risk development approach has the disadvantage of only being able to simulate the dynamic image overthe relatively narro
sion and Electro-Optics on EO training requirements research and training systems development, the PSR/UDRI team is able to focus effort
ne potentially useful approach, passive optical faceplates, could be O-level retrofit compatible to any size or shape of instrument or display.
RON CMOS) SPECIFICATIONS FOR A COMPETITIVE CAM ARCHITECTURE. THESE SPECIFICATIONS WILL INCLUDE CAD BASED SCHEMATIC CAP
ARACTERIZE THE MATERIAL WE WILL USE AN INFRARED SPECTROMETER TO PERFORM LINEAR OABORPTION MEASUREMENTS. THESE MEA
LICATIONS.
ayed on workstations and executed on supercomputers (heterogeneous computing). The goal of this proposal is to create an extensible sim
n heavy alloys are susceptible to adiabatic shear localization, the bands are usually unable to propagate and provide the desired penetratio
es. We will identify the key growth and processing technology development and implementation issues for the MLEK process. In phase I att
fy and model the passivation mechanisms at the anode/electrolyte interface and modify fabrication processes to mitigate passivation. Our
n stages in a single compact, sealed unit. An innovative drive system gives the system high power density and low vibration.
he innovation is the use of non-contacting, hydrodynamic bearings to support the mixing impeller without any solid-to-solid contact betwe
ship for real time management of data in a distributed concurrent engineering environment. The implementation will be modular, esily cap
ng of diffractive elements by direct laser writing of high efciency multilevel elements in a sub-micron resolution holographic film. Inexpen
trate a gun launched projectile for submarine self defense against torpedoes and mine. PDA is also working with Hughes Aircraft Company
assive systems and fully active systems. The devices are compared on the basis of acoustic/vibration performance, reliability, cost and pow
rovide a truly complete FADEC, supporting engine operation functions will also be investigated: start/stop control, warm up control, and ins
situations encountered on the job. PDRI researchers have pioneered innovative, cost-effective methods for developing and administering s
re reoccurring problems with each new application. The spiral cut diaphragm is the prevalent configuration. The three leg tangential config
opment o the most beneficial and feasible of these concepts. These engineers have extensive experience in the IHPTET programs as well a
ration required by electrostatic methods. The objectives of the project are to synthesize a hydrophilic, low density foam that can be shown
east one specific photoresist and to demonstrate that the process is applicable to both positive and negative bilayer and single layer resist s
e overall application of SCFE to decontamination, viz., to combine the evaluation effort to provide process, engineering, and cost informatio
d in this proposal which demonstrate the likelihood for success of a Phase I effort. Methodology of stabilizer selection and several recomm
nd modified under the Phase I work addresses major technical problems encountered in previous instrumentation. A solution to these tech
ow rates to match a range of real meteorological conditions. The droplet generator will have multiple interchangeable nozzles with a range
ot conducive to interactive usage. The rapidly evolving capabilities of computer workstations, new system programming environments, and
ods for providing this capability. Specifically, track-estimation algorithms operating on the line-of-sight direction from an aircraft-mounted
icro-optic packages which do not require thermoelectric coolers. In Phase I we will: 1) evaluate passive-alignment bonding, sealing and opti
AL PROJECTION DISPLAY DEMONTRATION, (2) DETERMINE THE OPTIMUM SCANNING TECHNIQUE FOR LASER DIODE ARRAY BEAM COMBIN
efciently to optical fiber ribbons or micro-optic arrays. Fundamentally, there are three things which will increase the bandwidth of a semic
o environmental changes, simple implementation into systems, and reconfigurability. The principle and co-investigators will utilize their exte
RE BEING MADE BY STRATEGIC DEFENSE SYSTEMS FOR SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED DATA FLOW AND CAPACITY OVER THE INTERCONNECTIO
AL INTERCONNECTIONS BETWEEN ELECTRONIC CHIPS OR ARRAYS OF OPTICAL LOGIC GATES. IN PHASE I WE WILL: 1) SURVEY A VARIETY OF
of other applications. The Phase I program goals will be i) to modify Gateway's existing two-dimensional numerical device simulator for use
N INPUT AND OUTPUT PORTS. IN ADDITION, THE FLEXIBILITY OF HOLOGRAPHY TO ENABLE HIGH FAN-OUT INTERCONNECTIONS WITH LOW
LE, AND DIFFICULT TO MANUFACTURE. IN CONTRAST, THE TIR LENS IS COMPACT AND CAN BE MOLDED FROM POLYCARBONATE TO WITHS
HE OTHERS. A DOUBLE-EXPOSURE HOLOGRAPHIC INTERFEROMETRY TECHNIQUE WILL BE USED, WHERE THE MATERIAL TO BE INSPECTED I
complicated halftone screen design for hard-clipping recording media. The technique is expected to achieve three orders of magnitude inp
ucture. A simple algorithm is proposed to compute wavefront local tilt from displacement measurement. The WFS has various advantages o
tilizes a specially designed optical imaging system to reduce the size of the HBDOP system. The proposed project will refine the holographi
D and modulated by the incoming sonar signal is incident upon the drum and picked up by a fiber faceplate which conducts the light signal
t the involvement of GaAs-chips. Also, they have higher reliability and much lower electrical power consumption. In addition, they can be p
dually. The waveguide based biosensor will utlimately allow handheld operation for screening a wide variety of analytes of interest to both
ENT BISTABILITY, NECESSARY FOR OPTICAL SWITCHING OPERATIONS. ITS EFFICIENCY STEMS FROM ITS ULTRA HIGH SPEED, HIGH CARRIER D
ll wavelength range (visible - to IR).
y measure the micro-stress distribution associated with changes in the vibrational forces between molecules in advanced materials. The FO
A PROTOTYPE FOR A NEW GENERATION OF SCINTILLATORS IN PHASE I IN A HIGH RESPONSE TIME AND HIGH LIGHT INTENSITY OUTPUT, W
ncrease in performance can potentially be orders of magnitude greater than existing satellite data link transponders. One of the greatest be
ill make use of optical waveguides. In the inter-MCM (MCM-to-MCM) interconnect architecture, each MCM board can communicate by opti
bvious application. Ultra-low bending loss for sharply bent channel waveguides can be obtained and will have significant impact on waveg
MITTING DIODES (LEDs) TO BE USED FOR READDRESSING, AND EITHER REGULAR IR LASER DIODES (LDs) OR LEDs TO BE USED FOR SIGNAL
d compatible with actively cooled test hardware. The use of both UV and NIR grade optical fiber permits the measurement of static tempe
tion to the benefit of scaleable expansion, photonic interconnect technology will allow a compact, 3-D system packaging solution without
holographic) diffractive optics, and spatial light modulators (SLM). The filter module will be highly stable (thermal and long-term), rugged,
ber. It allows only the light from the in-focus region to pass. Thus the system can be used for remote 4-D measurement of irradiance spatia
iffraction blurring as in proximity printing; extremely high effective numerical aperture; spatial resolution smaller than a wavelength (the sm
arrow field-of-view IR radiation temperature sensor that utilizes recently developed sapphire optical fiber technology and an innovative sap
is external with respect to the channel waveguide, while in the waveguide modulator, the waveguide is made up of the EO polymer itself. A
higher than that of conventional passive multiplexing techinques, resulting in a very high signal to noise ratio and low power consumption
nment. To aid the Army in assessing the potential of bio/chemiluminescent immunoassays for bioagent detection, Physical Optics Corporati
hniques will be used to immobilize and label target molecules, and a high-sensitivity optical detection system incorporating a semiconducto
ERACTION CODES WILL BE EXPLOITED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY PRE-TEST PREDICTIONS AND ASSIST IN THE DEFINITION OF TEST PARAMET
potential compactness of each actuator element and the simplicity of their operation. The ability to implement the control system only wh
dress the use of the proven characteristics of the system in the 3 to 5 and 8 to 12 Hm spectral ranges to the signatures extant in tactical batt
h is proposed to significantly reduce the number of process cycles needed to achieve full densification. The new process uses a modified hi
ronmental chamber providing precise control over the typical range of density and temperature expected at the entrance face. Tomograph
sed, process parameters will be determined, and operational maps will be constructed. Hyper-thinning of silicon substrates will be demons
eratures (4.2), offer extremely high levels of shielding, but require expensive cryogenic systems to maintain teh required operating tempera
Phase II, a hardware prototype of the search and track system will be constructed and tested.
st in the world and represent the critical link that enables optical pulses to efctively be used to meaurte electrical signals. Our goals for th
n to the operator. Our approach to this problem is to apply the techniques of image and seismic processing in conjunction with public and c
CAL TOLERANCES FOR ARRAY FABRICATION. THE REQUIRED ARRAY SIGNAL PROCESSING WILL BE UNIQUE IN THAT IT WILL TAKE INTO ACCO
employable to mitigate the effects, generic analytic scaling laws that can adequately describe the impact effects must be used. However, no
ALLY TO BE EMPLOYED FOR THE TRANSMISSION OF INTENSE LASER RADIATION AT WAVELENGTHS 0.193-2.0 MICRON, A TRADE STUDY OF
to be used for both ground-based or airborne operations on either conventional or MIL-STD 1553 bussed aircraft. Furthermore, this system
ation for lowered emissions, especially of NOx. In Phase I this technology will be evaluated both for retrofit into existing combustors and fo
ith a tough elastomeric resin over a thermo-plastic liner. The tube is terminated with metallic end fittings with valve ports. The extruded lin
get in the near field. This Phase I exploratory effort will investigate the application of specialized frequency domain and time domain dapati
m for optimization applications which is based on widely available user-friendly microcomputer software. Specifically, the objective of Pha
out having to invest in massive amounts of capital. A resolution of 640x480 lines will be demonstrated on 4" wafers in the second phase. A
membrane will be vibrated by a unique linear vibrating motor to create a lens-shaped working volume. This working volume generates a pr
CdTe substrate in the first phase and evaluate them. In the second phase we will fabricate microlens array on CdTe substrate for HgCdTe FPA
em is low cost components which are amenable to production methods for mass manufacture. The 28 GHz and 39 GHz cellular systems will
ing used for large flat panel displays. This effort will bring the technology into the high frequency arena where it is expected to outperform
area 2-D planar array antenna that can be reconfigured into a variety of configurations such as dipoles, folded-dipoles and bow-ties.
arametric studies and feasibility calculations. In Phase II the camera system will be built, installed and demonstrated at Wright Laboratory.
TION THROUGH THE USE OF ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTING POLYMERS, AND WHILE WE REALIZE THAT THIS SOLICITATION REFERS TO LASER I
feasbility study, aimed at establishing the required design parameters (e.g. field strength, and electrode geometry) such that the efciency
WILL MINIMIZE TARGET INACCURACIES DUE TO SEEKER/STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS AND PERMIT CONTINUOUS OPERATION OF THE SEEKER
aluminized HTPB proplellant environment required on this program. To achieve the sponsors goals for this research program, PRI will bring
ns, the information content of a single luminescent signal generally is insufcient to compensate for the complexity of living systems. We pr
onnected to an equivalent optical signal for positioning and distribution. Smooth dynamic beam steering is done with programmable optica
sible. During Phase I, meaningful processor architectures will be developed in charge-mode logic. Their performance will be simulated. In P
proposal details our objective of developing a shipboard TEP system, designed specifically for Marine Boundary Layer (MBL) research. Durin
ral properties and weight reduction afforded by the use of carbon fiber, as opposed to glass, will be emphasized. Feedstock products includ
stacle that has been encountered for a long tine in the development of ET materials based 3-D optical memory. It would lead to a practical
ORAL PROCESSORS CAN BE CONSTRUCTED EMPLOYING THESE TIME LENSES. A DISTINCT ADVANTAGE OF THESE TEMPORAL PROCESSIING S
ed on these two advanced technologies, the proposed SLM combines high resolution (>100 lp/mm), high SBP (~1000x1000), high frame rat
dissipation in the pixels, and no connection between pixels. In Phase I we will determine the feasibility of building an inductively coupled n
prising that previous efforts at bond quality NDE have been less than successful. However, NMR is not only sensitive to chemical degradatio
e's breakdown voltage. The highest performance HEMT devices have been fabricated on epitaxial material grown by solid source molecular
program and a subprogram for calculating constraints and a suitably defined cost function and, second, by actually making the objective c
m fuel to electricity efciencies in the range of 20 - 30 percent with power densities approaching 2 -4 watts per square centimeter, depend
phase scope method with available Broadband Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (ADCP) hardware in salt and fresh water to empirically inv
act that the real estate of the Si wafer is already occupied by high packaging density transistors and logic gates. Broadcasting of clock signa
es are controlled over the VMEbus. One module contains the RF preselection, frequency conversion, IF, and digitization stages of the tuner.
or other parameters. The key component of the signal separation workstation is the biresolution PTV (BRPTV) filter, a blind, adaptive PTV fi
andwidth extent); and a signel-sensor processor back-end, which employs log-likelihood functions (LLFs) and per-survivor-processing (PSP)
dulation formations, including: Direct Sequence Spread spectrum (DSSS), Frequency Hop, burst or transient signals, and constant modulus
ENT CHANNEL INTERFERENCE. THE GPS NAVIGATIONAL SYSTEM IS IMMUNE TO INTERFERENCE AND IS HIGHLY ACCURATE. THE ARS SYSTEM
ADAPT ANTENNA ARRAYS TO DETECT AND COPY PULSED EMITTERS IN THE PRESENCE OF BOTH FULLY-COHERENT MULTIPATH AND SEVERS
abricate multiple resonators on the same substrate with metallic mirrors. RAMAR has, in the past, fabricated such resonators with a finess
oblems are completely eliminated. In Phase I we will demonstrate one version of such a processor which will simply amplify electrical signa
d test data from comparable engines and devices. The overall engine and its components are designed sufciently to determine overall con
erization is necessary to realize these advantages. Federal funding will enhance and accelerate the development of RCS spinel, result in the
eventing the adoption of RTP is that current RTP systems do not provide the extremely high levels of temperature uniformity and reproduc
omplex (referred to as peptide vectors). In many regards, these peptide vectors are like neutralizing antibodies in their specificity and afni
to a variety of different UST configurations. Also, the sensing system used to determine the robot's location within the tank is a key technol
achieving this goal include a unique locomotion mechanism. Telemetry, control and power. Phase I will concentrate on the mechanism and
OM WHICH MANY DEVELOPERS CAN WORK. IN ADDITION, A HIGHLY ENGINEERED AND MASS PRODUCED BOARD WILL LOWER DEVELOPME
ocket Test Facility. During Phase II, Refractory Composites Incorporated expects to demonstrate full scale fabrication feasibility and long life
mer formulations will be tested against the analogs. For promising formulations, stability tests will be done to determine if the formulation
ver based on an adaptation of a Fourier Transform Spectrometer that satisfies all of these requirements. The warning receiver will utilize a s
The objectives of the proposed program is to demonstrate the technical and manufacturing process feasibility for using the explosive weldi
y of differing metal carbide matrices at very low costs compared to CVI processed composites. The process is capable of producing virtually
resent ALTAIR ionospheric model and with the electron content data rcorded at KMR, (4) identifying the ionospheric measurements which s
allow large area multilayer capacitors to be economically constructed using diverse types of extremely pure organo-metallic precursors in a
MULTIPLE SENSORS TO THE PILOT. THE RESEARCH FOCUS WILL DETERMINE METHODS FOR IMPROVING SITUATIONAL AWARENESS IN FUT
allow IPM project managers to efciently plan and execute system development projects. During Phase I, RGS will evaluate the IRM project
ment value, importance, and confidence, altering relationships among parameters. Improved technologies in Influence Diagramming provi
and disassembly; determining technical feasibility with various analytic methodologies; constructing a statis scale model of the proposed m
ective civil UAV users into the proposed study; (2) a functional analysis to determine key civil UAV systems, subsystems, technology, and ap
cer will generate high fidelity graphics in real time, a crucial function for virtual reality, simulators, and other graphics-intensive applications
, multi-sensor range scanning technique that digitizes the entire surface in less than one second. This device employs "white light" pattern
diameter sphere). These efciencies compare to 7.5% for the Radioisotope Thermionic Generator (RTG) system, used in deep space probes
er, at the price of potentially decreased performance. Unfortunately, current SVM implementations do not allow the user to propagate info
ts. The class library will supports creation, deletion, updating, and remapping of matrices, matrix-vector multiply, dot product, SAXBY and D
I ALLOYS, REINFORCED CARBON COMPOSITES (RCC) AND HARDENED STEEL. CBN, WITH EXCELLENT OXIDATION RESISTANCE AND OUTSTAN
MAKE THIS LASER-BASED PROCESS THE POTENTIAL TECHNOLOGICAL WINNER IN THE RACE TO COMMERCIALIZE DIAMOND ELECTRONICS A
evelopment planning--much less now. In the last three years, much progress has been made in treating certain elements of the force plann
s of this type of analysis (namely the time required for completion) STR will conduct sufcient analysis to build a series of outcome curves
current technology has to offer. We will be using our proprietary computer design program, called Perflexion, to design and analyze the pr
ling times, frequency accuracies and spectral purities. By using direct microwave RF generation controlled by a fast, very broadband Phase-
cture. In this effort, analytical trade studies will be performed, and two prototype semiconductor laser array coolers will be fabricated. The
ts for a scatterometer that would be built and interfaced with a PEB station in a Phase II effort to demonstrate process control. Anticipated
e after extended 2400 F exposure in air. Specimen quantities of fiber will be characterized and made available for Air Force evaluation.
will be incorporated into a slower 3"x3" X-Y translational table at a later stage. The key to fast, accurate positioning is a fast actuator and a s
positions is correlated with rotation rate and detected by a high frequency capacitance sensor. The rate sensor is inherently insensitive to h
; AND IMPROVE SURVIVABILITY BY DECREASING SIGNATURE (NOISE AND VIBRATION). IN CONVENTIONAL HELICOPTERS, CONTROL OF THE
haos and applying small perturbations to the systems parameters. SEO with the help of Dr. Bandy's group at Oklahoma State University, pro
of stirring whiskers into a liquid matrix. Our method is also crucial for our proposal: To create highly conductive, convenient plastic material
aser have prevented deployment of these sensors. Recent developments in two micron solid state lasers can allow vibrational signature me
le-channel systems in cluttered environments, but are significantly larger and much more expensive. The best design for this LADAR system
SK FABRICATED USING HEEB POWDER METALLURGY TECHNIQUES WOULD OPERATE AT HIGHER TEMPERATURES WITH THE IMPROVED DEFO
ERAL-EFFECTS SOURCE MODEL FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS CONTAINED IN VENT PLUMES PRODUCED BY ATTACKS ON HARDENED NBC FA
ew seconds' signal integration will I3rovide the required signal to noise ratio for a few percan'b accuracy measurement which will be corres
eight survivable self contained pack. A number of significant design attributes of the ultra-broadband active biconical antenna design conce
urboshaft engine. The firm should like to evaluate the feasibility of current and innovative clearance control concepts, and carry out the de
echnology with unique capabilities for area denial. This approach will make use of efcient combustion driven acoustic beam generators th
its personnel, data, methodology, and expertise in order to provide an unparalleled opportunity for identifying and developing the most eff
ciency and to alleviate thermo-mechanical problems associated with diode pumping; this will allow a good stability, low noise, and a highe
veloped at Science Research laboratory (SRL) under BMDO sponsorship will remove these limitations. Further to eliminate wastewater disc
oth civilian and military hospitals. The technology is alos applicable to underwater imaging, which is of interest to the Navy. Nonlinear optic
tering of evolving data streams. This project addresses one such tool: an eXpert INformation Filter (XINF) that will cull the articles in on-line
d memory called tuple space. Linda coordinates multiple processes strictly in terms of memory-entities (tuples) residing within the virtual
range-gated imaging. The Avalanch CCD Imager enables a cell-based amplification of photo-electrons. The detection device is realized by o
f excellent optoelectronic properties. recently, studies of LT GaAs grown on silicon substrates demonstrated carrier lifetime less than 0.5ps
cedure would be used to assess the concept. An Optional Task is included to extend the computational technique to allow specified region
ELECTIVE FILTERING TO SEPARATE WEAK SPECTRAL FEATURES FROM THE STRONG CLUTTER. IT IS ALSO DESIRABLE TO RESOLVE SIGNALS AN
tions is formulated as a model-based stochastic maximaization problem. The global maxima are found using a Genetic Algorithm. A Nueral
se and non-minimum-phase systems. This allows a larger model class for the modeling of radar return signals. HOS-based algorithms speci
ction over unkown frequencies, APRS is more efcient than GA. During Phase I, we will apply both GA and APRS to the optimization of gain
ACHIEVING A PEAK PUMP POWER DENSITIES OF 1.5 KW/CM2 WITH A GOAL OF 2.0 KW/CM2. AVERAGE POWER DENSITIES AT 20% DUTY W
30 cw 2-D mid-infrared laser source. The proposed program for the development of the 2-D array will yield a compact, robust, high speed,
sures maximum manufacturing flexibility in four major levels of diode array manufacture. Aluminum free quaternary growths will be develo
IMUM RECOMMENDED OPERATING TEMPERATURE OF TODAY'S DEVICES IS 30 C DEGREE TO 50 C DEGREE. IMPROVEMENTS IN THE QUANT
lenses and optical fibers which make such lasers useful. In this proposal, SDL, Inc. provides an innovative technology based on a planar fab
FURTHER REFINE AND DEVELOP THE PROCESSES DEMONSTRATED IN PHASE I TO ACHIEVE CW VISIBLE LASER DIODES. THE ADVANCEMENT
that longitudinal single mode behavior is preserved during intensity modulation. The shift in wavelength will pass along to the amplifier wh
ON-LIMITED LASER THAT CAN BE MODULATED UP TO 1 GHz. THE FLARED AMPLIFIER CLEANLY AMPLIFIES THE MASTER OSCILLATOR OUTPU
ntal sensing or monitoring.
CHIP. THE DEVICE IS BASED ON A BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGY THAT HAS, TO DATE, RESULTED IN THE DEMONSTRATION OF A 460 MW D
poor resolution and sepcificity. However, SDL has developed a technology that can provide a tunable mid-IR source based on coventional d
est impact on the market through cost reductions realized by the proposed program. Anticipated Benefits: Reduction of the cost of manufa
e gradients stop the flow above the neutral buoyancy level; the flow falls back and the cloud is transported within the prevailing weather. T
SYSTEMS AND NEURAL NETWORKS. PHASE I DEMONSTRATES APPLICATION OF TECHNIQUES DERIVED FROM NATURAL SELECTION AND GE
NVESTIGATED TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS ARE HARMONIC GENERATION OR MODULATION RESULTING FROM NONL
a wide variety of recognition code against real world data. In phaseI, different ways of representing the data will be analyzed and potentia
g of DHS combining conventional and KBS software. We propose to provide designers, developers and testers with methodologies and too
y be loosened from the membrane surface but cannot be flushed out of the element. The fouling materials remain trapped within the mes
ty of utilizing a low-fouling hydrophilic, ultrafiltration or nanofiltration membrane, incorporated in a high velocity spinning device designed
ance and Identification Friend or Foe utilizing our Wide Area Network (WAN). We have received excellent input from industry and academi
ystem simulation will be carried out as proof of concept of the innovation. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - A technique that re
nal RF coupling to cables and circuits, and the circuit response as associated, but separable, problems. An effort will be underataken to exte
E HIGH AND LOW LEVEAL ACOUSTIC PRESSURES WOULD BE APPLIED TO THE SENSOR IN WATER. THE OVERSAMPLED OUTPUT OF THE ENC
urface treatment, a high power hollow cathode RF reactor will be used to reduce the treatment time so that the process can be used to tre
RACTERISTICS AND THEIR STRUCTURAL AND THERMAL PROPERTIES CAN BE TAILORED BY ADDING FUNCTIONALITIES SUCH CYANO, HALOG
OF THE HIGH LEVEL DESIGN PRESENTED IN THIS PROPOSAL DURING PHASE I.
hnique for nonstationary signals is the development of algorithmic solutions that determine the Gabor coefcients. The co-investigators for
nt implementation is proposed using the Polynomial Phase Transform (PPT). The PPT is a novel and powerful nonlinear transform for the an
oustic signature of an actual combat vehicle shows that these assumptions are not valide, so it is no suprise that the classical methods do n
ruction algorithm, real-time image processing electronics and FPA based IR sensor. In the Phase II effort we will propose to build the protot
ability of existing systems such as electron beam recorders and laser printers. It will be able to print with a resolution of 2 microns and a po
questionnaires, lieterature search of new technologies, site visits to manufacturers and users, conducting equipment reviews, discussing req
ons environment, as well as being compact and lightweight. The Simm Associates approach consists of multiple planar photovoltaic panels
intain IFR flight skill proficiency. The virtual environment will immerse the trainee in an experience that sounds, feels, and flies like a real ai
njury criterion will be documented in a final report. The result of the Phase I effort will serve as the basis for designing and implementing i
materials. These materials have the potential of providing a significant weight reduction compared to current state-of-the-art fragmentatio
effort will define all the functional requirements of the restraint systems and then develop a locking system which satisfies all of these fun
uch a way, that they support each another.

BSERVED IN ANY Si BASED MATERIAL, INCLUDING POROUS SILICON. OUR MATERIAL CONSISTS OF Si AND Ge QUANTUM NANOCRYSTALS (Q
ects of the e)cisting body of statistical methods and techniques in a system tailored to the unique needs of the software community' SoftPa
ent) or software technology areas (e.g., task synchronization), (b) permitting rapid evaluation of the reliability benefits of alternative softwa
VIRONMENT (RASME) PROVIDES AN INNOVATIVE, YET HIGHLY PRACTICAL PROCESS AND SUPPORTING TOOLSET FOR THE COST-EFFECTIVE IM
rmation sources; (2) a training environment that promotes the development of common perspectives of situations among team members;
tives in this Phase I proposal include development of an optical integrating sphere high bandwidth signal processing electronics, and bondi
MINATION CAUSED BY A LIGHT SOURCE. THE RESULTANT DISPLAY WILL PRESENT STATIC (STATIONARY SENSOR) AND DYNAMIC (MOVING SEN
uction techniques that can be evaluated automatically (or interactively) to determine the optimum setup, spacing, and relative orientation f
mputer simulation. Developed BPC designs and concepts would be relatively simple to implement, provide an environmentally clean design
nt against the Switchboard Corpus, and a design for a real-time Phase II demonstration. The proposed technology should find uses in voice
n exhaust gases produced in jet-engine test cells (JETCs). The development is a two-bed filter that demonstrates attractive removals of not o
olymer into the grooves is the most widely employed method for realizing 1-3 connectivity. This method is quite simple but requires time c
g the silicon area results in turn in increased capacitance, which slows turn-on. To maintain fast turn-on, it is proposed to incorporate struc
red substrates for hydroxyl, and the destruction of toluene and cresol has been demonstrated. Therefore, aromatic hydrocarbons and comb
must maximize the synergism between the open architecture trend in the commercial market and the trend in naval warfare system develop
r prediction of OES related CCA failures. 4. Based on ESS/ATE analyses, SCT recommends either: a.) Series of engineering changes to current
TE DYE LASERS WILL BE MORE EFFICIENT AND HAVE LONGER LIFE THAN LIQUID DYE LASERS. SOL-GEL ALSO HAS FAR BETTER THERMOOPTIC
sea surface height information and is applicable to Navy operations such as coastal navigation and coastal military maneuvers. The propos
nvestigation will apply coarsely-grained MPP (1) techniques to develop tools capable of generating scalable, parallel, and system-independe
MONITOR WILL BE USED IN MANY APPLICATIONS TO VISUALIZE - AND INTERACT WITH - THREE DIMENSIONAL IMAGES. FOR EXAMPLE, THE
ve control could allow to improve the focus of such a system in real time. Adaptive control could allow the microlens array to correct for no
images. In particular, Air Force applications will greatly benefit from this novel human/machine interface. For example, the situational awar
dvantages. Being explosive devices, the charges present storage and handling hazards, and firing the charges carries the risk of igniting acc
s; 3) a bank of time-varying image sequences; and 4) their corresponding optic-flows for benchmark testing of first-order and second-orde
common flow-through sampling cell. GASMAN uses techniques of wavelength modulation and line-locked absorption detection common t
the CdZnTe material system. We will implement two types of sensors: the first will measure the concentration of reactant sources in the g
the proposed approach is that it will utilize Spire's previously developed low cost laser array bar fabrication techniques, and provide for th
eakage current, reduced Auger recombination, and compatibility with III-V optotelectronic devices. The unique properties of InAs/GaInSb s
able in both bands. In addition, the device only requires two terminals such that a mosaic of detectors could be hybridized with a silicon sig
LL SEEK TO FIND DEPOSITION PARAMETERS WHICH YIELD THE GREATEST DEGREE OF ORDERING AND THE STRONGEST NONLINEAR OPTICA
NED EARLIER BY MARUSKA, THE PROPOSED PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR. ZnGeN(2) IS VERY CLOSELY LATTICE MATCHED TO GaN, WHICH SHOU
normal incidence detection and higher quantum efciency. In(1-x)Tl(x)Sb with Tl compositions greater than 5% will be achieved by raising
at 4 K, show that it reliably finds a 1 mm flaw through 6 mm of aluminum, at 88 Hz and a standoff of 4 mm, as well as material loss less th
s on development of a risk factor for LCPHs in order to facilitate future site-specific health risk assessments at petroleum sites. In addition,
mputer will be written in Phase II. It is hoped that this feasibility study will lead to the first commercially available SCA for use in academic,
ESSOR ARCHITECTURE EXPLICITLY AIMED AT THE FINE-GRAINED MODELING OF SPATIALLY-EXTENDED SYSTEMS. IT IS MEANT TO COMPLEME
nar shear testing would be produced. The microstructure, mechanical properties, and thermal stability of the composites would be evaluat
to phosphorus and also stabilizes the phosphorane hapten towards hydrolytic decomposition. This novel hapten represents a closely proxi
lt catalyzed 2+2 cyclodimerization and c) a nucleophilic addition-cyclization route. Rapid analysis for the success in non-photochemical rea
o make estimates of the current situation is referred to as Case-Based Reasoning (CBR). CBR often overcomes problems encountered with t
hnology offered is a unique modification of development accomplished under the sponsorship of the DOD and DOE and has far reaching du
osite disk. Several background suppresion methods may be used for reading: either confocal detection of two-photon fluorescence excitati
s obtained support of a large systems house that will provide superconducting materials and expertise.
ng at pulse repetition rates of l0 KHz, average powers of 1-2 Watts and peak pulse powers of l0 KW, with continuous wavelength tunability f
factors. Forced Diffusion Thermography(FDT)is an NDE method that uses projected, dynamic patterns of light to thermally excite a specime
he first approach is based on the use of etch gases which have very low values of ozone depletion potential (ODP) and global warming pote
on of the image data. Due to the reduced costs of capital equipment, siting and service, PMRI machines are expected to provide clinically u
RATING TEMPERATURE (~100K) AND HIGHER CRITICAL MAGNETIC FIELDS (Hc2). TO ACHIEVE THESE GOALS WILL REQUIRE Hi-Tc SUPERCON
epitaxial multi-layer growth. In Phase I, we will develop a technique to detach a YBCO film from its growth substrate using novel lift-off proc
tic oxidation process.
temperature and layer thickness resolution of 0.5 nm are amongst the best known of any techniques. We will demonstrate that data acqui
emonstration and an antenna systems study to design a relatively simple four element phased array antenna which uses this phase shifter
y ion source to create energetic nitrogen radicals. The tasks will include modification of an existing MBE system for a nitrogen ion source an
on coefcient is especially desirable for longer wavelength uses. We propose to fabricate this new material by molecular beam epitaxy (MB
mproved antiseize fastener lubricant performance using new Surfaces Research lubricant technology. We will elucidate the chemical and me
UTED NOISE, AN ACTIVE SOUND BARRIER DESIGN WILL BE OPTIMIZED USING BOTH FEEDBACK AND ADAPTIVE FEED FORWARD CONTROLS.
R TECHNICAL APPROACH TO THESE PROBLEMS IS TO BUILD A PORTABLE OBJECT-ORIENTED SOFTWARE ENVIRONMENT FOR METEOROLOGY
eloper to evaluate and compare competing candidate designs prior to any coding activities. Comparing design early in the software design
oftware test process. A possible new method of software testing based on a new software paradigm that was evolved by Professor Manuel
cts. The parameters are learned off-line in a computer systems simulating the ORC neural networks, but receiving actual images produced b
rogram funds are expended. An initial review has been conducted and the most promising commercial technology that has been identified
naissance deveopments and hast the understanding and skills to provide the Navy with interface definitions that allow today's reconnaissa
ure that the cost, schedule, and risk are accurate. Synectics will merge the results and perform a down selection of the best tehcnical and o
tensive, multidimensional data sets at a low cognitive cost to the operator. Virtual Reality (VR) and data visualization are related, emerging
REQUIREMENTS FOR GENERIC MIXED BUILDING BLOCK WILL FULFILL THE ARMY'S REQUIREMENTS FOR GENERIC MIXED MODE INTEGRATE
ution. This resolution is sufcient for discriminating between bacterial species and classes. PRFS is based on the physical phenomena occur
ting information contained in the packet header. Its main characteristic is self-routing without network control station or onboard network
ating three-dimensional synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaging techniques; wideband waveforms; and Global Positioning System (GPS) nav
emiconductor's 0.6 micron GaAs process for operation at a minimum of 300 MHz, with a goal of 500 MHz. A high bandwidth memory inter
from completed and ongoing projects avialble. The databse should be flexible enough to be taileored to particula rfacilities in order to gen
opment of an innovative low-cost universal submarine electronics equipment packaging alternative to the repackaging approach currently
The downside to this solution is that unwanted phase shift is introduced at the frequencies where the pilot is providing closed loop contro
AS THE STOCHASTIC CHANGES IN THE WIND (E.G., TURBULENCE) OVER THE EXTENT OF THE VEHICLE. THE SPECIFIC PHASE I TECHNICAL OBJ
fleet pilot training and in terms of supporting and eventually largely supplanting the dynamic interface (DI) flight testing performed by the
be unacceptable, even if it passes individual criteria. The only final check of this suitability is via testing through a series of demonstration
rodynamic structure. The range of existing alternate concepts, including flexible wings and unique rotary wing designs, are surveyed to iden
mmunications to extend these distances to geographically significant distances are a natural extension of replicated shared-memory networ
) is being considered as the real-time network solution for the "data" domain. During the last seven years, SYSTRAN has successfully transf
r based on HSA molybdenum nitride anodes. High surface area molybdenum nitride anodes will be prepared via the topotactic reaction of
testing and repair, application to optoelectronic devices, and flexible or nonplanar packages. Patterned overlays can be used with epitaxial
d optical nonlinearity. We will evaluate new materials for properties such as nonlinear optical (Pockels') coefcients, indices of refraction, o
eflector that is made of a different material than the gain portion of the laser and separated from the gain region. Moreover, our Bragg refl
rdware, software and electronic libraries, thus avoiding costly proprietary development and maintenance costs. All of the data and informa
epetitive tasks quickly and compactly with little power comsumption. Neuromorphic analog processors are particularly well suited to the n
n and full-scan techniques. The tool will be tightly integrated into our existing low-cost component-level integrated circuit design and synth
tion kernels simultaneously, and at the circuit level by using compact mulitplying D/A converters (MDACs) and analog current summing. We
this time, we anticipate that a complete system to correct a 256x256 sensor at 30 frames/sec will comprise 16 or fewer integrated circuits
w operations by large numbers of personnel with minimal training and skills. Cost is a factor in today's fiscal environment if sufcient numbe
continue to research and develop these massively parallelo custom integrated circuits that will perform recognition of speaker-independen
are modules. We propose to develop electronic design synthesis tools for constructing custom integrated circuits that implement applicatio
d image range compression chips. At Tanner Research, image processors are under development that carry out nonlinear filtering for range
D INFORMATION STORAGE CAPABILITIES. THERE DOES NOT EXIST A SIMPLE, WIDELY ACCEPTED, SET OF TEST CASES WHICH CAN BE UTILIZED
gled with snow, sleet, or rain. Mathematical analysis and recent experimentation indicates that the proposed technique will far exceed the
tional framework within which tactical mapping plays a key role is first outlined. This provides a basis for the analysis of a multi-sensor suit
e various software tools and military training techniques that may be employed to design and develop an effective course in basic corrosion
me without treatment is invaluable in Navy operations. Preliminary concepts include pulsating supersonic jets or ultrasonic nozzles, using ho
y aligned carbon/carbon (C/C) composite. The inside surfaces of the plenum chamber, constrictor throat, and expansion nozzle will be coa
site will be investigated. In the first, holes machined in the composite will be lined with a refractory metal liner using a proprietary process
A manufacturing process for producing these composite barrels using liquid metal infiltration will be investigated. Feasibility will be demons
k to evaluate existing coatings, or minor variations therof, to fill the requirements of a low wear, high temperature brush seal shaft coating.
s. A coating is being applied tothe surface, with a requirement to precisely control the coating thickness over the entire surface. Measurem
ed towards developing exceedingly thin wafers for electrodes and salt separator matrix. Using novel cathodes, the feasibility of the thermal
rs for suitable lithium intercalation chemistries. Phase II R&D efforts if funded to scale-up of the synthesis and preparation of these novel m
NOSILICATE FIBER REINFORCEMENT. A FURTHER OBJECTIVE IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF A LOW COST MICROWAVE-BASED FABRICATION PRO
ederal level, careful consideration must be given to disposal of PCP-treated wood products. TA&T, Inc. proposes to demonstrate in Phase I,
oil sites must select an appropriate remediation technique. One that completely dechlorinates the TCDD and associated contaminants is pr
ail in flight, or generate excessive debris that contaminates other mechanical devices on the hydraulic line. These sensor technologies are n
ts to monitor the steady state strain and acceleration conditions and determine a dynamic friction constant. Strain and acceleration data w
e intercept (AI) radars. (U) Technology Service Corporation (TSC) proposes to assess two ECCM techniques to counter the effects of ECM sig
S), a general physics-based photonics simulation package for UNIX platforms. The simulation software will combine programs developed at
pproach exists. TSC will use our validated simulation techniques and existing data to demonstrate the performance advantages of FPA rada
processing volumes (e.g., acquisition, track, raid assessment), while in its low-resolution implementation, it is applicable to all AIPD modes
weapon system at concept formulation. The objective of the phase I effort is to develop a methodology and model framework that will allow
N OUR OWN WORK ON THE SLEWING AND POINTING CONTROL OF ARTICULATED STRUCTURES. HOWEVER, WE ARE AWARE OF NO STUDIE
le on a commercial off the shelf (COTS) basis at reasonable cost (
kly generating a feasible process plan rather that the lengthy generation of an optimized plan. The emphasis is on short turnaround time fo
gets are undergoing increasing scrutiny and are being reduced if the amounts are not well justified. An improved method estimating the co
s the catalyst. To "activate" the catalyst, the electron beam will be directly injected into the waste stream consisting of titanium dioxide, me
on a wide scale. We first proposed these "aerosondes" in 1991, to satisft long-standing requirements for in situ weather data over remote
temperature into large variations in pressure which permits waste heat conversion to cooling by small and efcient devices. Combining the
y 0.5 lbs/hr of explosives because they contain to much. Currently extraction mehtodology for demilitarization of propellants and explosive
ge generation. Each node possesses a cpu, graphics processor, framebuffer, and display device. The image outputs are tessellated into a com
HEAT PIPES TO COOL THE HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE TURBINE STATORS COULD INCREASE SHAFT HORSEPOWER BY 8 PERCENT, WHILE DECR
ircraft use; however, additional tests were recommended to complete this work. The suspected weakness (and area of needed testing) of t
tion on earth, and an induced acceleration resulting from spacecraft maneuvers on-orbit. In some cases, the heat pipe system must be ope
on performance. Materials development issues effecting life have been identified and some improvements have been made, but vigorous
ons paths for the dissemination of a fused product to the end user; and (5) Identify and evaluate alternative data fusion design concepts, a
hloramine-T (1). However, these agents are unsuitable for use with humans. We recently discovered that an extracellular enzymes, produc
ng waveguide, with leaky or resonant modes interacting with the thin InGaAs near the surface. With appropriate design, the InGaAs can be
prime ASW sensor capabilities. Fourth, maximum utilization of existing and planned subsystems already present or planned for installation m
over land or ocean. Terminals would be capable of 2-way data communications, would be inexpensive (many may be lost or non-recoverabl
ces. Improved efciency and reliability of millimeter-wave power sources is crucial to future generations of radar, communications, and sen
lopment and established sources of large diameter InP wafers are not yet available. Furthermore in power applications InP-based devices a
CHNIQUES AND THEN WE DESCRIBE A NEW APPROACH. THE NEW APPROACH IS TO FORMULATE THE PROBLEM AS AN OPTIMAL CONTROL
gate candidate approaches and perform tradeoff studies to develop the requirements for airborne platforms capable of countering mobile
e process noise when predictions are observed to deviate from the measurements. Rather than simply increase the process noise, our prop
what precision he executes cursor positioning tasks. The Phase I study objectives are to establish the engineering feasibility of the device a
tanks and possess a growth path to representing aircraft-based weapon systems; and be executable at a computer generated forces (CGF)
and efcient derivatives suitable for development in such a process. Small-scale feasibility testswill be conducted in the laboratory, and a co
ed with respect to physical, chemical, thermal stability, and sensitivity characteristics. Applications for use of reclaimed bulk explosives and
e change materials can be designed to absorb or release heat at high rates and selected temperatures. During the Phase I program, we will
opment. This project will establish a mnn for tracing requirements throughout the full life-cycle of comple systems including system require
OGY BY WHICH TO AUTOMATE THE TESTING, FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR A PROTOTYPE TOOL AND A LIMITED-SCALE WORKING DEM
reates ceramic molds from the CAD-generated solid model, eliminating intervening steps and part-specific tooling. This increased flexibility
ototyping method directly creates ceramic molds from the CAD-generated solid model, eliminating intervening steps and part-specific tooli
e performed with existing test equipment and probing techniques.

ve system are: a Smart (IC) Card, a workstation with a card reader/writer, and domain-specific software written to a standard based Healthc
ms with fiber damage, power loss, and output beam formation. This study will focus on assessing currently available technologies, and ide
due to recrystallization of dielectric film which results in reduction of dielectric breakdown strength. Defect density of dielectric film signifi
d) control over chemistry and homogeneity of the deposited matrix, (e) uniform fiber distribution, (f) lower processing temperatures, and (
istry and U.B.I.'s patented safety separator, and package with a soft pouch material is proposed. During this progra, work will focus on herm
nd part of the road arm and wheel hub assembly. The road arm and wheel hub assembly could also be utilized from a common component
maged onto a wafer in a sealed cell containing a dopant gas at low pressure. The very shallow penetration of the laser light into the silicon s
sisting of PLEDs on silicon substrates containing field effect transistors. The underlying inorganic "electronics" will then be used to drive the
while breath sounds (signals) have been measured at 30 dB(A) and frequency ranges are comparable. Improving auscultation in this enviro
r ease of determination of structural integrity under dynamic or even some static conditions due to its highly anisotropic nature and strain
ed after thermal cycling, controlled humidity exposure, and accelerated aging. At the end of Phase I, we will provide a detailed Phase II plan
ed thoracic surgery (VATS). Through three small band-aid sized incisions, the endoscopic equipment can be used to attache the probes to th
tiveness; (3) a thorough survey of existing analytical tools and sources of data that could have applicability to identify where they fit into th
arly good for wear resistance, providing a hardness near diamond. The diborides are oxidation resistant refractory materials investigated in
e. By addressing wear life as a cost-driven systems problem, some of the burden for reducing barrel wear may be shifted to the ammuntion
MES OF DATA HAVE BEEN ACCUMULATED, RELATIVELY LITTLE ATTENTION HAS BEEN DEVOTED TO CHARACTERIZING THE MECHANISMS CR
NG OUR PREVIOUSLY DEVELOPED 8 INCH IATVC SYSTEM TO 6 INCHES. SEVERAL INNOVATIVE FEATURES WILL BE INCORPORATED IN THE DES
stribution, and elimination of susceptible components. Versatron's proven experience in control system simulation and design will assure th
can take on different configurations including options for storage capacities, vehicle speed, stereo imaging and real-time operations. The ap
ludes analysis and simulation to quantify system Performance under a variety of satellite configuration, terminal, operational, and trafc m
sed approach builds on ViaSat's exceptional experience in managing SBIR Phase I and Phase II programs, and in transitioning those into suc
rted. This approach is an adaptation of existing commercial messaging systems for marine applications. The proposed design uses existing K
mployed to extract the angular rate component lying in a plane perpendicular to their common input axis by taking the difference in their o
electrostatically driven dither mechanism perpendicular to the input axes. A linear acceleration input produces the same response in both
g surface. Innovations to improve performance include: cesium iodide coating to reduce plasma gap closure and improve current density u
allows the creation of a single general purpose helmet; the same helmet can be used for many diverse and normally unassociated applicati
ar acceleration field, because each senses the same acceleration component. But when it is subjected to an angular rate normal to both th
his proposed research will develop novel surface prosesses to address these problems, especially to reduce dynamic stresses generated du
uired power-handling capability will be designed, fabricated, and tested. To reduce the size and increase the bandwidth of this antenna, mo
er system for other advanced data analysis and system control to improve user-friendliness. Light-weight and low-power display unit will b
including isothermal holding time and temperature, and furnace atmosphere will be systematically evaluated too achieve self-reinforcing
eterious effects. In Phase I we will develop a conceptual design of the laser triangulation system and explore the possibility of evaluating o
are stiff, the displacements are small and require amplification. We will take advantage of mechanical leverage incorporated into the balanc
E IN ALJS. A WIDE RANGE OF ABRASIVE MATERIALS, COVERING A WIDE RANGE OF HARDNESSEA AND SIZES, WILL BE EXPLORED. EXAMPLES
OF AREAL-TIME VISION SYSTEM TO ACQUIRE, ARCHIVE, AND SUBSQUENTLY ANALYZE IMAGES OF POLYMER COMPOSITE STRATEGIES WILL
smit) with a 3 dBiC gain, with power handling capaiblaity of 150W CW, maximum size of 12" dia. x 5", and a weight of less than 15 lbs. Ther
research topic is to investigate alternatives to the epoxies, polyimides, and adhesives currently used in rigid-flex PWBs. The focus will be on
na elements onto flexible plastic sheets that can be covered with a thin anti-reflective coating to further reduce the visual signature. This co
por lubricated gear surfaces which have high sliding velocities and rough surfces compared to rolling element bearings - a necessary requir
ds will result in better definition of available attachment methods and hardware for attaching devices to composite structures, definition o
tro and in animal experiments, and its performance is to be compared with a commerically available (Europe) fibrin adhesive. In these test
assure uninterrupted production at the expected rate. In addition, cost of implementing this technology into the vehicle must be compare
, medical, and scientific applications are identified that will lead to commercialization success.
mediation. The proposed Phase I work seeks to verify the efciency and safety of the decomposition catalysts for organics breakdown in wa
erformance at elevated temperatures, including room temperature operation. Some of the disadvantages of the Cryo-coolers are that they
he back-end will make use of a static scheduler, a translator and a dynamic scheduler, already existing for PSDL. XPAL, the Xinotech Pattern
THE RADAR HORIZON WHICH LIMITS THE TIME AVAILABLE TO INSTALL MITIGATION ACTIONS. THE REQUIREMENTS ARE IDENTIFIED THEN T
1) the problem of intercell electrolyte leakage, which creates parasitic currents, and 9 leads to failure and (2) overheating. However, we are
ributed, unattended storm water discharge monitoring that is capable of accurate metering and sampling of storm water discharges withou
E DEPTH OF THE FOIL. THE PROCESSED FOIL IS THEN WOUND IN JELLY-ROLL FASHION AND INSERTED INTO THE REGENERATOR HOUSING. W
ber shaping process with a cooling drum to set the tow dimensions. Development of this proposed prepreg tow method will be designed t
EVICE (SECTIONS), WHILE RETAINING DEFORMATION HISTORY AND ITS ASSOCIATED RHEOLOGICAL PARAMETERS SIMULTANEOUSLY WITHO
t act as radar antennas. An open wound, manifesting itself as a tear in the smart textile comprising the wounded's clothing, would be remo
oposed approach. The designed system will include a projection master and a PC-controlled CCD camera to receive the image, and produce
f the system. The system uses a unique source of electromagnetic energy for its carrier that is available anywhere in the world. The propos
e test articles. A scaled-up reactor that will be used in Phase II to fabricate 12-13" diameter annular and radial outflow combustors will be d
THE SiC SUBSTRATE MATERIAL TECHNOLOGY WITH SUBSTANTIALLY BETTER FRACTURE TOUGHNESS CAPABILITY AND IMPROVED CRYOGEN
ndling a broad spectrum of higher performance propellant-oxidant reactants is included.
failure loads. A systematic fabrication approach is outlined for a 5 lbf C fiber SiC composite-monolithic SiC rocket thruster. Bonding a thin C
oying an expert, neural net based, system for extrapolating satellite cloud imagery forward in time. The primary benefit of Phase I will be in
is measurement and provide continuous measurement,however, these devices require special catheters costing $195.00 per patient and re
NEFIT FROM ON-LINE MEASUREMENTS ON THE FILMS. THE INNOVATION PROPOSED HERE IS A MEASURMENT SYSTEM, WHICH COMBINES
E WILL BE USED FOR TRACKING THE SELECTED TARGET IN PHASE 1. IN PHASE 2 WE WILL ADDRESS THE AUTOMATION OF THE QUALITY CON
TO TRUE CONCURRENT ENGINEERING, INCLUDING RAPID PROTOTYPING, VIRTUAL PROTOTYPING, AND HARDWARE SOFTWARE CO-DESIG
COULOMB BLOCKADE EFFECTS. ELECTRON-BEAM LITHOGRAPHY WILL BE USED IN DEVICE FABRICATION, AND CUSTOM SOFTWARE WILL B
THODS. THE SYMMETRIES OF OPERATORS AND OMAINS ARE PRESERVED BY OUR METHOD. FOR DOMAINS WITH A HIGH LEVEL OF SYMME
GY AND ENCOUNTER PROBLEMS OF MIXING VARIOUS PARADIGMS WITHIN AND ACROSS ENTERPRISES. WE PROPOSE TO STUDY AND EVAL
WATER TO ENTER THE BOTTOM AND AIR TO VENT AT THE TOP. THE TUBE WILL RESONATE AT A FREQUENCY THAT VARIES INVERSELY WITH T
COST SURGICAL IMPLANTS, CONSISTANT WITH CURRENT NATIONAL GOALS FOR COST REDUCTION IN BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY. THE OBJ
EMENTS. THE COMBINATION OF STATE-OF-THE-ART CO2 MEASUREMENTS, UNATTENDED BUOY PLATFORMS, AND NETWORK MANAGEME
NOT ACCEPTING THE NEW SENSOR TECHNOLOGY TO REPLACE TRADITIONAL SENSORS. THIS PROJECT WILL WORK WITH USERS IN THREE IN
MODELLED DISTURBANCES OR OTHER NOISE. EXTENSIONS OF TRADITIONAL TECHNOLOGY TO NONLINEAR SYSTEMS ARE OFTEN NOT ROB
M OF FIRE SIGNATURE MEASUREMENTS IN RESPONSE TO BOTH FIRE AND NON-FIRE SOURCES WILL BE CARRIED OUT. ADVANCED SIGNAL PR
MICAL PRODUCTION, WHILE MAINTAINING MECHANICAL INTEGRITY, FUNCTIONAL RELIABILITY AND ACCEPTABLE LIFE CYCLE COSTS. IMI WI
UIPMENT. RECENTLY, THERE HAVE BEEN SIGNIFICANT ADVANCEMENTS IN THE AREA OF PROBABILISTIC DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS. THESE ADVA
DEL FOR THE ANALYSIS OF GASOLINE BY NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY. THE CALIBRATION MODEL WILL BE STANDARDIZED AGAINST THE
RAL FEATURES; (3) A MEANS OF INTEGRATING THE BUILDING MODEL WITH THE FIRE HAZARD ANALYSIS RESULTS. IN ADDITION, THE TOPO
ASSESSMENT ACTIVITIES BY PROVIDING MANAGED CARE ORGANIZATIONS WITH THE ABILITY TO SELECT MEDICAL REVIEW CRITERIA TO EV
IS THAT THE HTSC FILM QUALITY BE MAINTAINED THROUGH ALL THE PROCESSING STEPS WHEN DEPOSITED ON VERY THIN AND LOW HEA
E RESOLUTION SHOULD BE ATTAINABLE WITH A 5 KHZ BANDWIDTH), NEGLIGIBLE UNWRAPPING ERRORS, A VIRTUALLY UNLIMITED DYNAM
O ESTABLISH THE FEASIBILITY OF MEASURING THE SHAPE AND VOLUME OF OIL SLICKS USING AN AIRBORNE MICROWAVE RADAR/RADIOME
NTING HIGHER ORDER CARTOGRAPHIC KNOWLEDGE ASSOCIATED WITH SPATIAL FEATURES. GENERIC OBJECT-ORIENTED DATA MODES MA
MANCE TO THE ANSI AND GOVERNEMENT STANDARDS, THE NIST CREATED THE SQL TEST SUITE. IT CONSISTS OF ELEVEN TEST SUITES INCL
AM OUTLINED IN THIS PROPOSAL INVESTIGATES THE FEASIBILITY OF ADAPTING THIS ELECTRO-OPTIC TECHNOLOGY TO THE MEASUREMEN
CUM TEMPERATURE/DEPTH PROFILER FROM PARTS ALREADY ON HAND. THE UNIT WOULD BE TESTED IN A 20 FT. FRESHWATER TANK, THE
YSIS AND POSTFLIGHT ANALYSIS. RELATIVELY SIMPLE NEAR-REAL-TIME DISPLAYS WOULD BE PROVIDED INCLUDING TRANSECTS ALONG THE
S POROUS MATRIX SURFACE BURNER IS VERY LIMITED, AND ITS WIDE USE IS NOT EXPECTED. ALTEX TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION HAS IDE
ELLENT SMALL VOLUME ECONOMICS, AND COMPACTNESS. KEY LIMITATIONS OF EXISTING MEMBRANE PROCESSES INCLUDE (1) EXCESS CO
E THERMODYNAMICS HAVE BEEN EVALUATED FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF SEVERAL CHLORINATED SOLVENTS. THE VERY LARGE NEGATIVE V
MIT THE USE OF "LEAN-START" ENGINES, WHICH HAVE THE ADDED ADVANTAGE OF REDUCING CO AND HYDROCARBON EMISSIONS. THIS D
ROL OF MANY NOX CONTROL PROCESSES THAT EITHER USE OR PRODUCE AMMONIA. THE GOAL OF A PHASE I PROJECT IS TO MEASURE TH
S FOR SCRAP PREPREG IN ORDER TO ELIMINATE THE HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL PROBLEMS. BY UTILIZING POST-CONSUMER PLASTIC W
re and software requirments; (5) match delivery method to material to be taught; and (6) develop a demonstration lesson. The Phase I effo
nforced with layers of CEO2-ZrO2 ceramics. These layered composites have the potential for fracture toughness as high as some tool steels
r-defined concepts called Concept Roadmaps. The Concept Roadmaps permit decision makers to document current capabilities, goal capab
gen for storage. When the power fails, the fuel cell, which is kept fully charged with gas and waiting at its full open circuit voltage, recombin
on of those components into existing MCM technologies are needed. Recently, Lynntech, Inc. has invented and demonstrated the feasibility
present time, PEM systems have largely been optimized around the combination of electrodes applied to the proton- conducting polymer
as a group, however, resides in the inherent conflict between these synthetic adhesives with their common mode of adhesion and water it
ngement. Consequently, system longevity is extended. Although this membrane can be used for a variety of applications in which adsorptio
gy Experimental Facility (ISTEF) in Florida during Phase II.
net; 3) tools to identify, adapt, and assemble these components to create new models; and 4) automatic methods to generate clear explana
These wastes are receiving more attention as time passes because of their potential for environmental impact. Population increases comb
urse to seeding of any kind, and with essentialy no Mach number limit. In this Phase I effort we propose a specific set of laboratory proof-o
TURED WITH A VID EO CAMERA. BY WRITING A GRID, OR SIMILAR PATTERN, SIMULTANEOUS VECTOR S FROM MULTIPLE SPATIAL LOCATION
wer instruments with high reliability. In addition, the emergence of millimachining to fabricate structures several orders of magnitude large
odology to do: (1) a comprehensive assessment of the performance capability from radar sensor technology development as it applied to
ompare two image acquisition concepts: A collimated laser beam is interrupted by the bobbin profile producing a silhouette on the detecto
, a limited proof-of-concept experiment (during Phase I) and the creation of a Phase II and Phase III military and commercialization plan for
ing to the requirments specification and a trade-off study analyzing each design. There is potential commercial use of this wide-band recei
conclusions, and recommendations for further work. The requirements-gathering step assures that the customer's requirements will be me
ll then be used to identify potential measures of each of these metacognitive skills, and automated measures of certain crucial skills will be
differential and situational variables that influence the development and application of these models. Subsequently, compuer-based measu
erial, locally excited by a simple voltage, forms the basis of a very low-cost, low-loss millimeter wave electronically steered phased array. Fu
E MODE. IMPROVEMENTS TO STRUCTURAL RELIABILITY THAT HAVE THE HIGHEST PAYOFFS WILL BE IDENTIFIED ON THE BASIS OF THE PERF
orward Escape Trunk (FET) of a 688 class submarine. MARAVIA is the premier builder of inflatable crafts, has technical knowledge of the m
l filter can be implemented on commercially available neural network chips (e.g. Intel's 8OI7ONX ETANN), which are small and energy frug
essfull converting bulk graphite pieces is high. The proposed approach involves first optimizing CVR parameters to produce high density, hig
for gas storage. These unique combination of characteristics makes fullerene based solids ideally suited for storage, generation and delive
e's bulk weight, laser safe, full color and stereo vision, perofrmance range at temperature and humidity extremes and manufacturability in
wave action, and it can be remotely controlled to perform any desired task on the ocean floor. The robot will be a stable platform that can
rability with other planer MMW devices. Our design includes a thin magnetic metal film in the substrate layer of a microstrip line parallel to
TALLIC, NI3AL (AND ALSO NI-12 AT.%AL-40AT.%FE) SINCE THESE ALLOYS EXHIBIT THE GENERAL QUASISTATIC PROPERTY OF DECREASING DU
eeded to utilize the waste HEL to synthesize, select materials that have commercial markets. An additional variation is to retrofit existing re
t weight, high power density secondary battery for producing power on the battlefield.
er volume fraction, laminate geometry, residual stresses), an initial distribution of microcracks governed by the microstructure (fiber distrib
any flight hardware, weight is critical, and the current cockpit cage design carries a significant weight penalty. The selection of titanium resu
for composite panels. To enhance the interlaminar fracture toughness and reduce the delamination damage, approaches using toughened
fications, Inc., has teamed with the world's leading C-C aircraft brake manufacturer, to develop the sequences required for commercial pro
PING THE DATA RECORDS BOTH FOR MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION AND THE RECORDING OF TEST RESULTS IS IMPORTANT SINCE IT IS ANTICIP
ape will be feasible.
nt. Such a model would allow process parameters to be established in advance of the actual run, thereby reducing the need for expensive
d tomography, thermal imaging, etc., will be selected based on current knowledge of their capabilities (to detect flaws of expected sizes) an
e manufacturing. The availability of a shape-versatile, low cost tooling technology to complement this process would make new designs po
LAYERS, LCD COLOR FILTERS, DIELECTRICS FOR CAPACITORS AND WIRE COATING, AND ESSENTIALLY WHEREVER ELECTRICAL INSULATION IS
ms of one Poly-X derivative, to be chosen after preliminary fiber-resin assessments, will be prepared for detailed resin testing, development
xpected to make excellent ballistic-protective materials. During the proposed Phase I work, test samples of two Poly-X(tm) derivatives and s
O THE ANALYSIS NEEDS OF EACH NEW SITATION. WITH THIS PROTOTYPE, INTERFACE BUILDING TIME WILL BE SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED AN
ystem. 3. Performance testing of the above systems on a turbocharger based gas turbine power plant. 4. Design and construction of a thin w
EXHAUST DUCT WITH HEAT SHIELD. 4. ELECTRONIC SPEED GOVERNING SYSTEM. 5. FIXED PITCH PROPELLER THE PHASE I PROGRAM WOUL
on beam interaction circuit capable of producing 100 MW with a minimum saturated gain of 50 dB and a minimum efciency of 45%. We w
engine horsepower ranges the Navy needs. The membrane material, TFE will remove all bacteria, solids greater than .1u and free the entra
ng games like Electro Adventure. Phase I will produce a specification of the features and capabilities of such games and a complete design
corrosion resistance, and potentially low cost. They have latent potential in the commercial sector for infrastructure rehabilitation, both na
This page layout software will be developed to interface to popular page-layout programs. Phase I will develop a high-level description of e
FFECT OFFERS THE BEST CHANCE OF PROVIDING DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION, PERHAPS IN CONJUNCTION WITH NORMAL SEISMIC TECHNI
delta K waveforms and processing. A selection process will be undertaken to determine which technologies have the best possible potentia
the Navy's need for a more comprehensive means of analytical assessment of architectural options and employment doctrine. This implies
-switched mode. When combined with either single-element or CCD-array detectors, a compact, low-power, high-resolution laser radar ca
RLY SYMMETRIC BEAM QUALITY. IN A MULTIPLE-ELEMENT DESIGN, OUTPUT POWER CAN POTENTIALLY SCALE TO LEVELS >100 W AVERAGE
time data to ground station computers and display systems for use by aircraft participating in exercises on test and training ranges. The Pha
pe three-layer version of this filter using dielectric media and demonstrate its effectiveness through measurements of its transmission coef
ple missions without additional coding. Customized analysis needs can be met by "plug-in" user-developed modules, connection with existi
anks and engine) to show that the proposed methods can result in dramatic cost savings, even during the development cycle. It will also ad
cturing process tool. Previous work by MLI -- in cooperation with the Research Triangle Institute -- has already demonstrated that TWTs can
post-curring of isocyanate/epoxy mixtures will lead to faster curing than in possible using conventional heating methods and more uniform
ergy in a successful mirowave ECR plasma processing tool, and the beam intensity is higher than the ion current density of currently availab
scillation, in contrast purpose. The optical sensing methodology uses an improved sensor for increased signal quality and amplitude. Two t
rsible, that is; the material generates an electro-magnetic field when it is deformed by external forces. These properties allow magnetostric
ponder, located on the asset to be protected, responds to a valid interrogation code with an encoded transmission. A valid response receive
for implementation in one of our imaging systems during Phase II. After the design is complete, we will build and test a hybrid model at the
hundred meters away. Phase I will include a comparison study of this technology versus electrooptical and ultrasonic sensors as well as a d
dimension of opportunity. Other equally important sensor system implications are predicted by the analytical Model. Many have a direct b
matched-filter by using a priori knowledge of target scattering characteristics. The intent of the spotlight mode SAR and specialized signal p
s to interference mitigation in both military and commercial communications. The result of this work will be the identification of the most p
E TEST CAPABILITIES ARE NOT AVAILABLE. UNDER THIS EFFORT, WE WILL DEVELOP A HARDNESS ASSURANCE THROUGHPUT OPTIMIZED TE
attack. Embedded sensors can even provide a vehicle for assessing structural damage by directly detecting crack propagation or delaminati
ation area to be considered is non-invasive monitoring of blood chemistry, in particular, glucose monitoring in diabetic patients. The other a
ospheric and satellite sensor detected EMP. For near-surface configurations, some of these signatures may be at variance from standard te
STEM USES AN ENTIRELY DATA DRIVEN APPROACH, ALLOWING FOR CHANGES IN THREAT AND COUNTERMEASURE SYSTEMS WITHOUT SYS
to enable immediate viewing and graphical analysis of military tasks performed under frequently encountered constraints. The Phase I effo
age capacity and cycle life. Anticipated Benefits: The project will lead to rechargeable lithium batteries with enhanced cycle life for portable
F THE SUBJECT MATTER OR TASK "EXPERT" BY MULTIPLE PROCEDURAL AND HARDWARE MEANS THAT INCLUDE SOME AUTOMATION. FOR E
orated into thin film rechargeable lithium cells which have the potential to leapfrog existing technology in both energy storage capacity and
power achieved will also be 4 times greater. A prototype of the capacitor will be designed, built and evaluated during the Phase I program.
orithm discretization is designed to : (1) assure its ability to model accurately highly inhomogeneous, irregularly shaped dispersive media, (2
onditions will be parameterized for selected strains for both bioreactors and in situ applications. In Phase II, the robotic screening will be ex
ill be utilized for test and evaluation of the developed coils. Vibration is anticipated to have the most detrimental effect on the formless coi
er instrumentation as well as the development of software for the integration of measurement data, analysis of opticla fiber test cell latera
ut not be limited to higher strength, higher polarization holding ability, and lower cost for PM fiber. This will allow for smaller and less expe
d this single-band monolithic technology to dual-band FPAs. The effort will determine the best dual-band unit cell in either a tandem or ad
nd displays the scene on the Army's visualization software. This system can enhance the Army's ability to monitor and control field operatio
developed this technology for classified specail-access projects within the Department of Defense, the Intelligence Community, the Depart
rocess will be identified and methods for minimization demonstrated. The project will provide samples of materials prepared both by pow
he DOD and planned for development under the IHPTET initiative. This program will review the methodologies and processes currently bei
L guidelines and usage practices, and (3) recommend and distribute the guidelines and usage practices. The marriage of WAVES and VHDL i
will be demonstrated by deteiled analytical derivations, computer simulations, and test results on acoustic end radar data representing det
mponent analysis, will also be evaluated for their discrimination capabilities. The system will be developed primarily for a Silicon Graphics m
(AGR) that utilizes such a bamk or correlators which have programmable tap spacings. The AGR provides an ideal test bed to implement th
echnique of FDI equivalence is shown to be highly efcient in discarding false ambiguities. These two features of the proposed technique m
pt (LPI), which is essential for covert applications. NAVSYS is currently under contract to ARPA to build a prototype GPS autolanding systems
for the TNT soil experiment. Water contaminated with TNT will be treated with enzymes extracted from solid cultures of white-rot fungi. T
king system which optimally processes the missile data using information from both the missile and the aircraft GPS and INS sensors. This m
niques for model-based simulation, automated planning, and concept-based information retrieval. Military applications have demonstrate
requirements. Myricom has adapted the packet-communication and routing technologies developed originally for scalable, concurrent com
ature wall angles. Three issues will be studied experimentally to verify proofs of concept. The first is in the area of new membrane materials
ngths, all occurring at ambient temperatures. By emitting spectra rather than binary on/off bits, the data word size is increased significantly
PERFORM NEW FUNCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE FREQUENCY SPECTRUM (THUS ALLOWING NEW APPLICATIONS); 4) MAY BE REDUCED TO M
trate high quality growth of dielectric layer and a subsequent HTS layer on top of a tapered lower HTS film, while maintaining good microw
r deployment of suxiliary micro-flaps. The device will be fabricated using MEMS technology, and consideration will be given to identifying c
nt developments in high temperature superconducting device technologies have enable the construction and testing of microscopes which
uce the span of missile fins without incurring potentially detrimental changes in the aerodynamic characteristics of the vehicle. Nielsen En
ING PERFORMANCE OF MANEUVERING FLIGHT VEHICLES. THE PROPOSED COMPUTATIONAL METHOD, SUITABLY ECONOMICAL FOR PRELIM
al channels. In Phase I of this work, we will study the properties and advantages of several bispectrum modulation techniques, and we will
nes simultaneous spatial and temporal domain predictions in an attempt to code effectively the 3D wavelet tranform coefcent of image s
al description of the complete software environment with emphasis on highly interactive features and visualization, and (2) a demonstratio
roller is superior to conventional controllers in its ability to learn on-line, thus it is more suitable for deployment where autonomous adapt
anmissivity (or permeability) will be accurately mapped to provide useful information for the characterization and remediation of soil and
arkets of 3D display are sizable (about $500 Billion) and applications are numerous, including both military (e.g. battle management, air tra
of a transparent LCD at the output side of the tabe which can provide a multi-color display. This approach also allows for a relatively simple
n, large penetrators and fragmentation devices. The advantages are that projectiles fabricated from the material provides excellent penetra
will be explored in Phase I, and a GMR memory cell will be demonstrated which circuit simulations will show to be suitable for a 256Kbit M
00 A pulsed power system capable of fitting into a box 8"x8"x24" in size. The pulse transformer will be a particular focus of this effort beca
conducted at a relatively low temperature and create reliable covalent bonding between the III-V material and the silicon substrate. Prelim
of techniques which are available to reduce weight, size and associated visibility while maintaining or increasing existing bandwidths.
ogies which best meet the criteria mutually agreed to by the Air Force and Nuclear Metals, Inc. This proposal identifies numerous soil deco
highest figures of merit (diffraction efciency, long storage time, and sensitivity, respectively) for different holographic applications. Effecti
CH WILL BE UTILIZED IN THIS PROGRAM, SINCE THE LOW TEMPERATURE FORMATION OF COMPLEX OXIDES ON III-V COMPOUND SEMICON
olving ambiguous target scenes, as required, and would provide track confidence levels for determining operational priorities. The track co
e capacity can be realized from this technology. This innovative data storage technology offers the potential of simultaneously overcoming
, ASSEMBLY AND TEST WILL FOLLOW IN PHASE II. ANTICIPATED BENEFITS: THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THIS PHASE I PROGRAM WILL
nerates the various simulated interactions can be parallelized using several different approaches. Parallelizing the code internally may requ
pt has the potential of providing a compact, voltage-tunable, multi-kilowatt, high duty cycle, coherent, infrared source in the 50-200 micron
QUIRES ADVANCES IN ALL OF THE ABOVE AREAS. THE SPECIFIC AREA TO BE ADDRESSED IN THIS PROPOSAL IS COMBINING VISUAL AND PH
cessary for each of the mission areas under consideration. The primary goals of this program are to define specific cooperataive tactics wit
f simultaneious coexisting nets which is rooted in the net management of large dynamic networks. Depending on the connectivitiy requirm
d support environment, (2) to perform a review of existing human engineering analysis technologies used to support design and maintena
ities such as sensors and actuators, diagnostics, and prognostics. Future MCMs will find use in many varied markets extending from the mil
measure submicron particles at altitudes in excess of 75,000 feet.

OSE IN IN-PLANE LASERS. A RESONANCE FREQUENCY PER SQUARE ROOT COEFFICIENT OF 7.6 GHz PER SQUARE ROOT MILLIWATT HAS BEEN
O PROVIDE PILOT SCALE BATCHES OF NOVEL CLADDING MATERIAL TO THE GROWING NUMBER OF PLASTIC OPTICAL FIBER (POF) MANUFAC
lographic optical interconnect (hardware) elements (HOIEs). Ultimately, reconfigurable 3-dimensional volume holographic optical interconn
as this dual purpose cpability. An optical system concept is proposed which will satisfy the above needs for both a line scan system as well a
mewhat straightforward with magnifying sights, binoculars and similar systems. However, it becomes particularly difcult when a unity mag
ecause GaAlAs based transmitters and silicon receivers are already commercially available and are inexpensive when compared to those av
opment system will be conducted during Phase II of the program.

ONS WITH HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND TEACHERS WILL ANSWER QUESTIONS SUCH AS THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL OF MATHEMATICS AND
UENESS OF OUR APPROACH IS THE USE OF (i) NOVEL PUMP REFLECTING MIRROR CONFIGURATIONS WITH (ii) FAIRLY SHORT LENGTHS (6 M
dback linearization, Lyapunov optimal control, describing functions, and sliding mode control. a nonlinear high angle of attck guidance law b
ection (RCS).
ate 11 to 12 bits of (non-averaged) resolution at a sample rate of 100 MHz using a transient digitizer and a software based PM demodulatio
ping high sensitivity gyros for navigation applications; thus, the gyros built were all resonator-type gyros. Our analysis showed that for indus
ndard (NITFS) and therefore mandated, or are potential candidates for inclusion into NITFS. NITFS currently uses JPEG for still frame compr
t of plug-in cards which interface each processor to a fiber-optic ShuffleNet interconnect. Each card will consist of a photonic switch, WDM
10% of that market.
m level, for different implementation choices for a relatively long, highly parallel, low latency link. Previous analysis have assumed short inte
ans of a free-space Sagnac interferometer, with a saturable absorber array offset asymmetrically in the interferometer. A typical system mig
ubsequent processing by a Digital Signal Processing (DSP) chip based signal processor. An attendant benefit of the optical front end is that
essure sensor system that exhibits accuracies better than 2% and operating temperatures up to 550oC. This research addresses high-tempe
ON SIMILAR TO THAT OF RED, BLUE, AND GREEN PROJECTION CRTS, SCENES OF DYNAMIC IMAGERY IN AT LEAST THREE DIFFERENCE SPECT
d at different levels, from the top-level system processes down to the subroutine level. Processor loading also would be displayed. The coll
ng algorithm and a neural net realization of either the bat or the dolphin. Their intent is to study the echoes produced by both real animals
to develop this system as a result of work currently being done for ARPA's Advanced Undersea Warfare Decision Support Systems (DSS) and
RE OF THE EQUATIONS TAT ESTIMATE THE PARAMETERS OF THE SIGNAL DECOMPOSITION. SINGULAR-VALUE DECOMPOSITION (SVD) HAS B
latforms -- various computer workstations and ORINCON's PRIISM HNNDC/SPARC/i860 VME real-time architecture. ORINCON will make ava
ons, to problems of EEG analysis. Advanced signal processing and display techniques will be used to enahnce signals and suppress noise to
on a step further. First, during initialization, a robot takes several digitized sensor snapshot measurements along a preprogrammed path an
on, and a working model demonstration using data jointly defined with Boeing Helicopters Division. Phase II will expand the working mode
nd fishery personnel to monitor whales and fishing/whaling activities in many geographic regions. In Phase I, we will apply ORINCON's expe
ental perspective, in other words, "situationally aware" systems. This project will test this approach on a problem to be jointly developed w
nd gas warfare. It can be used in missile seekers, missile warning system, (both tactical and strategic), as a means of identifying non-coopera
poses an effort which will accomplish a preliminary design for a sensor which extends the previous work that we have done in the developm
obability of detection 3) Light weight 4) Low cost 5) Multispectral 6) Large dynamic range (~10 to the 8th power) 7) Through put sensitivty 8
C ENERGY WEAPON SEEKER TARGET DISCRIMINATION AND TARGET IDENTIFICATION PROBLEM. IN THIS PROPOSAL WE DESCRIBE THE IMSS
perimental study of how the membrane casting process affects DOC membrane performance, A long term test will also be conducted to de
nation of these four technologies provides a method to create intelligent tools that can process vast amounts of data.
h a designation laser pulse (one only), followed by a DES-encrypted (or non-encrypted, as commanded) RF message. The transponder is al
a comprehensive analysis of WMD procurement, it would have considerable value as a stand-alone tool as well. PIM features flexible grap
ll culminate in an instrument design based on recent IRAD development. The system would be designed to make measurement on any IR o
ic image overthe relatively narrow field of view (NFOV) allowed by the width of the dichroic element. A large field of regard is obtained by
UDRI team is able to focus effort primarily on Task 4. As a result, the risk associated with a successful Phase II demonstration will be extrem
shape of instrument or display. They are inherently fail-safe, require no power, are easy to maintain and will not increase pilot workload. T
UDE CAD BASED SCHEMATIC CAPTURE, BOARD ROUTING, MECHANICAL HOUSING, COOLING (E.G. AIR FOR BOARDS, MICRO-CHANNEL FOR
N MEASUREMENTS. THESE MEASUREMENTS WILL BE ANALYZED TO PROVIDE OPTICAL PARAMETERS NECESSARY FOR CALCULATING THE N
sal is to create an extensible simulation environment using 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional visualizations. The environment would operat
d provide the desired penetration properites. It is conveived that if a monolithic, adiabatic shear prone alloy can be concentrated in specific
r the MLEK process. In phase I attempts will be made to grow 3" diameter InP single crystal using a polycrystalline charge of InP. In Phase II,
sses to mitigate passivation. Our Phase I effort uniquely synthesizes interfacial impedance modeling, supplementary physical (XPS) analysis
nd low vibration.
any solid-to-solid contact between the impeller and the chamber walls, so that no particulate contamination is generated. In Phase I we w
ntation will be modular, esily capable of handling diverse data standards and communication protocols, scaleable, and cost effective for bot
lution holographic film. Inexpensive, high quality elements cna then be subsequently mass produced by a replication process that has alrea
g with Hughes Aircraft Company to develop an air- and water-going version for neutralization of moored and bottom mines from helicopter
mance, reliability, cost and power consumption. Also included in the analytic study is the development of simple, effective feedback contro
control, warm up control, and instrumentation fault detection, isolation, and accommodation. The real time demonstration includes evalua
r developing and administering such situational tests. The situational test will present respondents with a series of job-relevant situations a
. The three leg tangential configuration is a recently described alternative with lower peak stress per unit radial stiffness. This improvemen
n the IHPTET programs as well as in the design and development o operational USAF propulsion systems. Using facts and data supplied by
density foam that can be shown to entrap 10,000 particles from the ambient two minute time frame. The foan can be synthesized from me
e bilayer and single layer resist systems. IBM Almaden Research Center will under subcontract provide the analytical, technical, and busine
engineering, and cost information for an actual decontamination system. It is proposed to extend the Phase I effort with an optional task d
er selection and several recommended candidates are presented. An option task is provided for carrying out the preparation of GAP/AN for
ntation. A solution to these technical problems is required in order to establish the technical feasibility of polarization in addressing the str
changeable nozzles with a range of exit aperture diameters and the capability to select the number of active nozzles for each experiment. T
programming environments, and advanced graphics and user interfaces, however, provide a new capacity to integrate hitherto separate com
ction from an aircraft-mounted sensor to the missile will be designed and tested using a flight simulation code such as DISAMS, ESAMS or A
gnment bonding, sealing and optical tolerance for low-cost automation; 2) evaluate thermal dissipation and optical performance using CAD
SER DIODE ARRAY BEAM COMBINATION FOR MULTICHROME AND MONOCHROME PROJECTION DISPLAY ARCHITECTURE, AND (4) DEVELOP
crease the bandwidth of a semiconductor laser: (1) increase the photon density; (2) increase the optical gain amplitude; or (3) decrease the
nvestigators will utilize their extensive pioneering experience in this technology, optimizing the designs for analog systems such as image p
TY OVER THE INTERCONNECTION NETWORK. THE SYSTEM PROPOSED HERE WOULD CONNECT HUNDREDS OF USERS/NODES IN A PHOTON
E WILL: 1) SURVEY A VARIETY OF OPTICAL INTERCONNECTION ARCHITECTURES, CHOOSING TWO OF THEM FOR IN-DEPTH STUDIES; 2) DES
merical device simulator for use as a general optoelectronics simulation platform and ii) to implement and compare to experiment VCSEL, i
INTERCONNECTIONS WITH LOW LOSS AND CROSSTALK ALLOWS MORE ADVANCED COMPUTER ARCHITECTURES TO BE CREATED. FURTHER
OM POLYCARBONATE TO WITHSTAND THE HEAT LOADS OF MEDIUM-POWER LAMPS. BECAUSE IT SURROUNDS THE SOURCE, THE TIR LENS
HE MATERIAL TO BE INSPECTED IS NON-CONTACT THERMALLY OR ACOUSTICALLY STRESSED. HOLOGRAMS ARE THEN RECORDED AT TWO D
ve three orders of magnitude input dynamic range and a higher light throughput, even for high-number diffraction orders. A variety of phas
he WFS has various advantages over other methods. The optical system is extremely simple, can be implemented in any spectral range, and
roject will refine the holographic array recording system to produce larger scale (128 x 128) subholograms and smaller size (500 x 500 um2
e which conducts the light signals to a 1024 x 1024 CCD array. To eliminate the correlation DC background and increase the system's dynam
mption. In addition, they can be physically scaled to the inter-MCM interconnect level without a costly modification of CMOS state-of-the-ar
ty of analytes of interest to both the military and civilian sectors. This option task will involve the development of preliminary design conce
RA HIGH SPEED, HIGH CARRIER DENSITY, LOW VOLTAGE, AND LOW POWER CONSUMPTION. THIS NEW DEVICE IS THE BASIC BUILDING BLOC
es in advanced materials. The FORS system uses a low-cost Raman spectrometer coupled to optical fiber for light delivery and signal pick-u
GH LIGHT INTENSITY OUTPUT, WITHOUT THE PROBLEMS OF COLOR ABSORPTION CENTERS. SOL-GELS NATURALLY OFFER HIGHER DEGREES
sponders. One of the greatest benefits of the DDR is that is can be easily integrated into existing systems, as well as designed into future on
M board can communicate by optical means through the intermediate optically active layer. These plates will be interconnected using a mic
ave significant impact on waveguide-based, optical-interconnect data buses for high-speed electronic systems. The waveguide PBG can pre
R LEDs TO BE USED FOR SIGNAL TRANSMISSION. ITS ALL-OPTIC POLYMER PACKAGING GEOMETRY IS COMPATIBLE WITH GLASS, POLYMER, O
he measurement of static temperature, molecular oxygen, hydrocarbons, water vapor, carbon dioxide, hydroxyl radical and combustion inte
tem packaging solution without introducing the problems of heat dissipation and crosstalk that are encountered in conventional 3-D electr
hermal and long-term), rugged, and compact (low profile printed circuit board mountable). Innovations of our proposed approach include:
easurement of irradiance spatial density without the contamination of strong background and stray light. If equipped with a pixel filter arra
maller than a wavelength (the smallest grating period that can be recorded is unattainable with conventional optics); very small number of
echnology and an innovative sapphire non-imaging optical (NIO) element. The sapphire fiber will be drawn to make the NIO a natural exten
de up of the EO polymer itself. After completion of the Phase I project, POC will focus in Phase II on expanding the results of Phase I by opti
atio and low power consumption. Only such active addressing technique can make it possible to incorporate a large number of sensors in a
ection, Physical Optics Corporation proposes to develop a novel, field-portable, multi-analyte luminometer using charge-coupled device (C
m incorporating a semiconductor laser and custom optical components fabricated at POC will be used to convert the captured fluorescent
E DEFINITION OF TEST PARAMETERS. THE RESULTING UNDERSTANDING OF COMPONENT DAMAGE MODES AND PHEBNOMENOLOGY WILL
ment the control system only when necessary will allow improved aircraft performance over an extended flight envelope. In the proposed
e signatures extant in tactical battlefield and aircraft scenes, including cruise missile detection. A laboratory effort will address the issues inv
e new process uses a modified high char yielding pitch precursor together with a newly demonstrated sensor controlled carbonization proc
at the entrance face. Tomographic reconstruction of density/temperature distributions in an existing flow facility will also be demonstrated.
ilicon substrates will be demonstrated, and the absence of both damage and surfgace residues will be verified. In collaboration with the Se
n teh required operating temperatures. High temperature superconducting (HTS) shields, which can operate at liquid nitrogen temperatures
lectrical signals. Our goals for this system are to obtain a temporal resolution of less than 5 picoseconds and a sensitivity of less than 100uV
in conjunction with public and commercial image and signal processing packages to develop, on a desk top computer, a multi-dimensional
N THAT IT WILL TAKE INTO ACCOUNT THE SIGNIFICANT MACH NUMBERS OF THE WIND TUNNEL AIRFLOW. IT IS EXPECTED THAT THE DESIG
ffects must be used. However, none of the current empirical scaling laws can address all the necessary impact conditons (variations in mate
.0 MICRON, A TRADE STUDY OF TECHNOLOGIES FOR DESIGN OF THE ELECTRO-OPTIC MODULE, AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF A LABORATO
aircraft. Furthermore, this system shall be generically developed providing for a minimal maintenance structure and inventory while simulta
t into existing combustors and for use in new high performance combustor and augmenter designs for the future. We will conduct atmosph
with valve ports. The extruded liner and overbraided reinforcement promise low manufacturing costs. Futhermore, Flex Tube provides sufc
domain and time domain dapative beamformers for providing improved array gain for near field, short duration signals. Particular interest
Specifically, the objective of Phase I is to prove the feasibility of translating between Lotus IMPROV (a new multi-dimensional spreadsheet
4" wafers in the second phase. After the second phase demonstration, large area device processing will be undertaken with 2000x2000 pixe
s working volume generates a pressure waveform which is used to oscillate the displacer and hence produce cold. In Phase I we propose to
on CdTe substrate for HgCdTe FPAs working with one or more FPA vendors. The technology for microlens fabrication could be used for othe
and 39 GHz cellular systems will operate in large cities where reflections from large buildings and strucutres will enable long distance inter
ere it is expected to outperform the solid state devices.
ded-dipoles and bow-ties.
onstrated at Wright Laboratory.

OLICITATION REFERS TO LASER IGNITION WE ARE CONVINCED THAT OUR CONCEPT DESERVES FEASIBILITY WORK AS A VALUABLE ALTERNA
eometry) such that the efciency enhancement is maximized and the ozone production is minimized. A 500-1000 scfm prototype will be co
OUS OPERATION OF THE SEEKER AT ITS DESIGN LIMITS; THUS INCREASING KKV LETHALITY. APPLICATIONS INCLUDE TACTICAL MISSILE, RECO
esearch program, PRI will bring together the scientific expertise of three highly competent aerospace companies, PRI, FMI and Ultramet. T
mplexity of living systems. We propose development of a system based on multiplexing by wavelength to increase the information content
done with programmable optical time delays (e.g. o-20 ns in 1 ps steps) and attenuation (e.g., 120 db in 0.006 dB steps). Target signals are
formance will be simulated. In Phase II proof-of-concept processor elements will be built.
dary Layer (MBL) research. During phase I, Quadrant Engineering will interact with scientists and engineers participating in the MBL Accele
sized. Feedstock products include unidirectional, biaxial and braided tape to provide the range of fiber orientation in an easy to use format
mory. It would lead to a practical 3-D optical storage system with huge storage capacity, parallel access capability as well as very high retriev
HESE TEMPORAL PROCESSIING SYSTEMS IS THEIR EXTREMELY HIGH SPEED, UP TO PICOSECOND RANGE WITH CURRENTLY AVAILABLE DEVI
BP (~1000x1000), high frame rate (~1 KHz), high contrast ratio (>10 3:1) and low drive voltage (
building an inductively coupled non-contact staring array of one million pixels or more, based on photofluxonic pixels.
sensitive to chemical degradation, it is also sensitive to the presence of moisture, which is a leading cause of bond failure. Quantum Magn
grown by solid source molecular beam epitaxy (MBE). Phosphorous containing compounds have traditionally been difcult to handle in a s
y actually making the objective calculations.
s per square centimeter, depending on emitter temperature and optical/photocell efciency. The Phase I effort will focus on selection and t
nd fresh water to empirically investigate BroadBand ADCP contributions to phase slope and see whether the theoretical short-term and lo
ates. Broadcasting of clock signal requires another physical layer through which optical signal can be fanned out as requested.
d digitization stages of the tuner. The second module contains all of the phase locked oscillators required for the frequency converison stag
TV) filter, a blind, adaptive PTV filter that overcomes the interference capture problem that impedes use of conventional blind PTV and non
nd per-survivor-processing (PSP) algorithms to classify and demodulate the dehopped/downconverted emitters provided by the processor
t signals, and constant modulus signals. directive antenna arrays can be used to both increase the sensitivity (detection/acquisition capabil
HLY ACCURATE. THE ARS SYSTEM WILL STUDY UTILIZING A GPS FRONT-END ON THE BALLOON AND GPS PROCESSING ON THE GROUND TO
HERENT MULTIPATH AND SEVERS (> 50 DB STRONGER) CO-CHANNEL INTERFERENCE, AND TO PERFORM SUSEQUENT SUPER- RESOLUTION D
ed such resonators with a finess of 40. We will measure the bandwidth and voltage sensitivity. We will evaluate the similarity of resonators
ill simply amplify electrical signals with a potential RF to RF gain of 20 dB and a dynamic range of 80 dB. We will develop techniques of pas
ciently to determine overall configuration, size, and weight. The achievement of thermal efciencies in the 55% to 65% range is anticipated
pment of RCS spinel, result in the establishment of a new company, the creation of approximately 100 jobs in the near term, and the develo
erature uniformity and reproducibility needed to produce high quality devices. To achieve good temperature uniformity, multiple rings of la
dies in their specificity and afnity (though without the same potential for divalent binding or complement interaction), while they differ in
n within the tank is a key technology which must be adapted from current techniques. A prototype of the mechanism will be built to prove
centrate on the mechanism and the ambulation control algorithms capable of navigating sandy bottoms with small "bowling ball" sized roc
OARD WILL LOWER DEVELOPMENT TIME AND COST OF NEW REMOTE VEHICLES AND STANDARDIZE VEHICLE SOFTWARE ACROSS MULTIPL
brication feasibility and long life solar propulsion reliability. Solar rockets have the potential to increase expendable propellant impulse per
e to determine if the formulations retain their initial characteristics.
e warning receiver will utilize a stable and rugged interferometer and a unique solid-state light sensor that can provide laser detection and
lity for using the explosive welding process to fabricate high quality, high integrity transition joints between the MMC and steel alloy or nic
s is capable of producing virtually all carbide matrices of engineering importance using low cost reactants at very high conversion efciencie
nospheric measurements which should be conducted at KMR prior to incorporating the ionospheric model in ALTAIR and (5) assessing the p
e organo-metallic precursors in an electrospray metallo-organic chemical vapor deposition process.
TUATIONAL AWARENESS IN FUTURE OASS. THE OAS CAN IMPART SITUATIONAL AWARENESS BY PROVIDING ACCURATE AND COHERENT DE
GS will evaluate the IRM project management processes to define methodologies for controlling IRM projects and requirements for autom
in Influence Diagramming provide systematic approaches for collapsing models to precise, manageable parameters and relationships. The
tis scale model of the proposed modular structural system; and demonstrating a robotically assembled prototype. The project will be levera
subsystems, technology, and applications; (3) a technology forecast to determine if the prospective UAV systems will be available to satisfy
er graphics-intensive applications.
e employs "white light" pattern projectors and employs no harmful ionizing radiation. This approach allows the digitization of complex surf
stem, used in deep space probes such as Voyager, in which nuclear energy is converted to electrical energy with intermediate thermalizatio
allow the user to propagate information to the compiler or operating system which might improve performance. We propose several optim
ultiply, dot product, SAXBY and DAXBY vector operations. A PCG BOlver and a GMRES solver will be implemented using the libraries, and th
TION RESISTANCE AND OUTSTANDING MECHANICAL STRENGTH, IS A STRONG COATING CANDIDATE TO SOLVE WEAR AND OXIDATION PROB
ALIZE DIAMOND ELECTRONICS AND THERMAL MANAGEMENT SUBSTRATES. IN THIS PHASE I PROJECT, SI DIAMOND TECHNOLOGY WILL ST
tain elements of the force planning and acquisition problem, specifically in the development and production of a core set of force effective
uild a series of outcome curves for each weapons platform, delivery vehicle, weapon and support systems of concern. Each of these system
on, to design and analyze the proposed shafts. With Perflexion, we are able to accurately determine performance characteristics of flexible
by a fast, very broadband Phase-Lock Loop (PLL), the system avoids the hardware intensive filtering techniques necessary in traditional upc
y coolers will be fabricated. The thermal and flow performance of the coolers will be evaluated in laboratory testing. The result will be a so
rate process control. Anticipated Benefits: This Phase I effort will determine the requirements of a scatterometer that can provide PEB proc
ble for Air Force evaluation.

itioning is a fast actuator and a sensor with high handwidth, accuracy and signal/noise ration. A Terfenol-D based translational actuator tog
nsor is inherently insensitive to high linear accelerations unlike cantilevers and spinning disc gyros yet insensitive to first order temperature
HELICOPTERS, CONTROL OF THE ROTOR IS ACHIEVED BY THE USE OF A SWASHPLATE. FOR A NUMBER OF ROTOR CONTROL PROBLEMS, HOW
t Oklahoma State University, propose to use the recent techniques of stabilizing nonlinear dynamic systems on a diode pumped external ca
tive, convenient plastic materials by infiltrating thermosetting or dissolved plastic material into the pores of our sturdy plugs, our felts, of fi
an allow vibrational signature measurement in a compact, reliable sensor. Eyesafe operation is maintained at this wavelength, as is the abil
best design for this LADAR system is one which would provide multi-channel performance with single-channel simplicity and low cost. SEO w
URES WITH THE IMPROVED DEFORMATION RESISTANCE NEEDED FOR THE HIGH SPEED CIVILIAN TRANSPORT AND NEXT GENERATION FIGH
ATTACKS ON HARDENED NBC FACILITIES. THE MODEL WILL INCLUDE THE EFFECTS OF THE FOLLOWING PARAMETERS ON THE DISTRIBUTIO
easurement which will be corresponding to 1 m/s accurac:y over a 50 m/sec dynamic range. consisting of a transmitter module, PEN data m
e biconical antenna design concept can be made more specific by considering the potential for: (1) Significant cost savings due to simple ba
l concepts, and carry out the design, simulation, and demonstration of the most feasible concept in a test rig. The firm should like to focus
ven acoustic beam generators that allow the use of a common fuel to produce the weapon beam. Application of phased array and nonlinea
ying and developing the most effective sensor system against deeply-buried C4I facilities. A predisposition for a specifci sensor capability. T
d stability, low noise, and a higher output power than what is available from a fiber amplifier. The unique design configuration also allows a
her to eliminate wastewater discharge into the environment SRL proposes a novel concept of remediating and subsequently recycling the w
rest to the Navy. Nonlinear optical imaging utilizes a single low-peak-power repetitively pulsed light source. The presence of lesions, whose
hat will cull the articles in on-line information sources to provide users with those best matching their interests. The XINF will use AI techniq
uples) residing within the virtual shared memory. The chief innovation of this research is to generalize tuple space into a true "object space"
detection device is realized by overlaying an amplifying semi-conductor structure, generally referred to an avalanche photodiode, directly
d carrier lifetime less than 0.5ps, providing a realistic marriage of GaAs photonics with silicon electronics. It is this obsservatiion that probid
hnique to allow specified regions of high grid resolution, such as are required in the tip region, without unacceptable time or resource pen
SIRABLE TO RESOLVE SIGNALS AND CLUTTER WHICH ARE CLOSELY SPACED IN FREQUENCY AS MIGHT OCCUR WITH SLOWLY MOVING VEHIC
g a Genetic Algorithm. A Nueral Network (NN) approach is used for detection and preclassification to reduce the number of false alarms. Th
als. HOS-based algorithms specifically address the cases where the desired signal portion does not exhibit Gaussian statistics, which is the
APRS to the optimization of gains for the F-18 inner loop command and stability augmentation system. The performance of GA & APRS in t
OWER DENSITIES AT 20% DUTY WILL BE 300 W/CM2 WITH A GOAL OF 400 WATT/CM2.
a compact, robust, high speed, high power, individually addressable 2-D source of mid-IR radiation. SDL, Inc. is ideally suited to carry out t
uaternary growths will be developed so as to allow common reactor technology to be used for all wavelength products. Next an advanced
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE QUANTUM WELL LASER STRUCTURE, MATERIALS, AND IN LASER MIRROR TECHNOLOGY ARE USED TO ACHIEVE TH
echnology based on a planar fabricated silicon optical bench containing lenses, waveguides, single mode fibers, microchannel coolers and
ER DIODES. THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE GaN BASED SEMICONDUCTORS WILL RESULT IN BLUE LASER SOURCES AND HIGH TEMPERATURE E
ill pass along to the amplifier which tracks the wavelength shift at high speed. Demodulation of the signal will be through spectral filtering.
HE MASTER OSCILLATOR OUTPUT UP TO THE 5 WATT POWER LEVEL. THE OUTPUT BEAM, AFTER EXITING THE AMPLIFIER COLLIMATION OP
EMONSTRATION OF A 460 MW DEFFRACTION-LIMITED DISTRUBUTED BRAGG REFLECTOR (DBR) RING OSCILLSTOR. THE PROPOSED DESIGN
R source based on coventional diode laser materials in a simple, rugged, robust package. In this program, SDL will develop a complete gas
Reduction of the cost of manufacturing existing optoelectronic components, providing a fabrication technology for a new generation of op
d within the prevailing weather. The cloud may be toxic. We develop a first-principle computational capability centered on a proven cloud fo
M NATURAL SELECTION AND GENETICS (I.E., THE GENETIC ALGORITHM) TO EVOLVE FINITE STATE MACHINES THAT LEARN TO RECOGNIZE P
LATION RESULTING FROM NONLINEARITIES IN CORRODED CONNECTORS OR LOOSE CONNECTORS, CROSSTALK IN CABLES AND CONNECTOR
ta will be analyzed and potential pattern recognition algorithms will be designed, coded and tested. In phase II, code will be implemented
ers with methodologies and tools to support their activities. To accomplish this goal we will: 1) Develop formal methodologies for integrati
s remain trapped within the mesh spacer and redeposit on the membrane upon repressurization, thereby obviating the effects of the effec
elocity spinning device designed to minimize fouling and promote ease of cleaning, for the processing of graywater and oily wastewater fee
nput from industry and academia and we are seeking government funding/involvement in promoting this WAN. We have faculty from MIT
Applications - A technique that renders soldier-borne communication equipment useless in enemy hands is vital for our forces to prevail an
effort will be underataken to extend the EM regime previously considered subject to probabilistic analysis. This extension will include topics
RSAMPLED OUTPUT OF THE ENCODER WOULD BE FILTERED AND DECIMATED AND ANALYZED BY AN FFT/PC ANALYER AND THE SENSOR CH
t the process can be used to treat webs of film that are moving at production-like speeds. Contact angle, adhesion and ESCA analysis will b
ONALITIES SUCH CYANO, HALOGEN, AMINE, NITRILE AND METALLATED GROUPS, IN THE BACKBONE OR SIDE CHAIN OF THE ACRYLATE MOL
fcients. The co-investigators for this proposal have discovered, through a previous study of the Gabor-Wigner combination, that a modific
ul nonlinear transform for the analysis of highly non-stationary signals. This transform have been used very successfully for estimating the p
e that the classical methods do not work well. It is shown in this proposal that not only are the self-noise signatures highly time varying, bu
e will propose to build the prototype system.

resolution of 2 microns and a positioning accuracy of less than 1 micron. The system output will be directly to film and provide hard copy a
quipment reviews, discussing requirements with chemical experts, and gathering marking trends and costs. An "As-Is" analysis and a "To-Be
ltiple planar photovoltaic panels embedded in the sides of a molded case. The electrical power output from each panel is conditioned so th
unds, feels, and flies like a real aircraft, for a friction of the cost that other simulation systems are able to create. The state-of-the-art virtua
or designing and implementing instrumentation and hardware for an injury assessment manikin neck, developing similar injury criteria for
nt state-of-the-art fragmentation and small arms protective system.
m which satisfies all of these functions and improves restraint performance in a crash. From several concepts for performing each function
Ge QUANTUM NANOCRYSTALS (QNCs) EMBEDDED IN A SILICON DIOXIDE (SiO2) MATRIX AND IS MUCH MORE RUGGED, CHEMICALLY INERT
the software community' SoftPak relates the statistical tools to specific user roles and applications' A key aspect of SoftPak is that it is targe
lity benefits of alternative software or system configurations, (c) providing an objective basis for hardware/software trade-offs, and (d) prov
LSET FOR THE COST-EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF SOFTWARE MANAGEMENT METRICS. RASME IS BASED ON THE CONCEPT OF AN AUT
tuations among team members; (3) outcome measures that assure that these perspectives are responsive to evolving situations; (4) a train
rocessing electronics, and bonding techniques for mounting LED dice to the sphere and transparent conductor deposition on the spherical
OR) AND DYNAMIC (MOVING SENSOR) DEPICTIONS OF PERFORMANCE FOR A SINGLE SENSOR OR COMBINATION OF SENSORS WITH COMP
pacing, and relative orientation for combined search performance; and Graphical user interface (GUI) that allows the search planner to obt
an environmentally clean design, provide access to optical components, and would offer reduced acoustically driven beam jitter. The propo
hnology should find uses in voice verification for security, law enforcement and intelligence. Commercial applications are anticipated in the
rates attractive removals of not only NOx, but also of CO, small (P-10) particles, SO2, HC1, and other contaminants. The new filter could hav
quite simple but requires time consuming repetitive dicing with a relatively expensive precision saw and is suitable for only making square
is proposed to incorporate structural changes to the gate region which have been demonstrated to speed turn-on by reducing the capacita
aromatic hydrocarbons and combustion products derived from burning fuel will be destroyed together with the constituents of FC-203CE. D
in naval warfare system development. We propose a study to define and develop an Open Architecture Stability Investigation System (OAS
f engineering changes to current CCAs/ESS/ATE(s), or b.) Performance parameters of a new ESS/ATE systems and procedures cost effective
HAS FAR BETTER THERMOOPTIC PROPERTIES. THE ADVANTAGES OVER OTHER SILICA FABRICATION METHODS ARE: PRODUCTION OF SILIC
military maneuvers. The proposed approach is to improve the currently available state-of-the-art algorithms which employ maximum likel
, parallel, and system-independent algorithms (1) to accumulate and to process very large data sets for a least squares system, and (2) to so
AL IMAGES. FOR EXAMPLE, THE SITUATIONAL AWARENESS OF AN OPERATOR ENGANGED IN A THREE DIMENSIONAL TASK WILL BE GREATL
microlens array to correct for nonplanar topography on a semiconductor wafer, for example. Using an array of microlenses, a large exposur
or example, the situational awareness of a operator engaged in a three dimensional task will be greatly increased. When coupled with a tw
es carries the risk of igniting accidental fires. Spectra Researc (S*R) proposes to overcome these limitations with a non-pyrotechnic explosio
g of first-order and second-order motion analysis.
absorption detection common to several gallium arsenide-based snesors developed by SSI for automated and unattended operation in the
tion of reactant sources in the gas phase. This data can be used to provide real-time control of film growth-rate and composition. The seco
n techniques, and provide for the coupling of these bars into a single fiber delivery system. Spire uses proprietary fluxless vacuum solderin
que properties of InAs/GaInSb superlattices will permit both photoconductive and photovoltaic detectors to be constructed. In Phase I, me
d be hybridized with a silicon signal processor using existing bump technology. In Phase I, Spire and its subcontractor Santa Barbara Focal P
STRONGEST NONLINEAR OPTICAL EFFECT. MEASUREMENTS WILL INCLUDE ATOMIC ORDERING AND BIREFRINGENCE VERSUS GROWTH CON
MATCHED TO GaN, WHICH SHOULD ALLOW PREPARATION WITH LOW DENSITIES OF DISLOCATIONS, A STRINGENT REQUIREMENT FOR KEEP
n 5% will be achieved by raising the cyclopentadienylthallium (CPTl) bubbler temperature to 150 degrees celcius and using a new Tl source
m, as well as material loss less than 1% from corrosion under a 2.29 mm thick aluminum plate. The new capability offered by a SQUID micro
at petroleum sites. In addition, a petroleum contamination site at an Air Force installation would be identified for a demonstation study of
ailable SCA for use in academic, industrial, and government laboratories.
MS. IT IS MEANT TO COMPLEMENT, RATHER THAN DISPLACE, MORE TRADITIONAL MODELING APPROACHES, AND IS IDEALLY SUITED FOR
he composites would be evaluated.
apten represents a closely proximate model for the transition state in organophosphate hydrolytic cleavage and should enable production
ccess in non-photochemical reaction of the chemical 2+2 is easily done because the properties of the product are already known. Therefo
mes problems encountered with the use of traditional methods. Using a CBR strategy for obsolescence prediction is both innovative and can
and DOE and has far reaching dual-use applications. The instrumentation systems are intended to evaluate the local material response at s
wo-photon fluorescence excitation for fluorescent photochromic media; differential interference contrast detection (DIC) for phase recorde
ntinuous wavelength tunability from l.4 to 4 um. This approach will provide a laser radar with wavelength agility to provide eyesafe opeatio
ght to thermally excite a specimen structure with an oscillating thermal pattern that is synchronously imaged and processed for the detecti
(ODP) and global warming potential (GWP). Three potential etch gases have been identified, and preliminary studies using one of them re
e expected to provide clinically useful images for as little as one-tenth the cost of present-day commercial MRI machines. The key compone
WILL REQUIRE Hi-Tc SUPERCONDUCTING FABRICATIONS AND MAGNETS WITH HIGHER CRITICAL CURRENT DENSITY. THESE WILL BE PREPA
substrate using novel lift-off procedures. Phase I will also study lamination of these YBCO films to low e substrates using organic polymers.
will demonstrate that data acquired from the measurements can be used for feedback control of the processes. Because the technique is n
na which uses this phase shifter technology and determine the feasibility of producing the antenna. This antenna will be developed in Phas
stem for a nitrogen ion source and a high temperature growth heater.
l by molecular beam epitaxy (MBE). The MBE growth system is equipped with in-situ diagnostics for close process monitoring in order to ac
ill elucidate the chemical and metallurgical mechanisms which cause seizing the galling of fasteners in Air Force engines. We will establish t
VE FEED FORWARD CONTROLS. THE SENSOR AND ACTUATOR CONFIGURATIONS WILL BE OPTIMIZED AND PERFORMANCE WILL BE ASSESS
VIRONMENT FOR METEOROLOGY EXPERT SYSTEMS AND TO IMPLEMENT AN OBJECT BASE CONTAINING PERSISTENT OBJECTS REPRESENTIN
ign early in the software design cycle would then permit an early evaluation of the anticipated maintainability (and quality) of the final soft
as evolved by Professor Manuel Blum. These developments are founded on a probablistic, interactive proof which relies on randomness an
ceiving actual images produced by the ORC silicon retina. The ORC will recognize objects despite some variation in scale, orientation, and s
hnology that has been identified is the application of Motorola's ALTAIR Wireless Inbuilding Network technology to outdoor mobile applica
ns that allow today's reconnaissance systems to evolve to a fully interoperable reconnaissance system. An interoperable reconnaissance sys
ction of the best tehcnical and operationally effective approach to be taken in Phses II and III, and will report the resuls in two documents
ualization are related, emerging technologies that promise to radically alter the operator-machine interface (OMI). The proposed effort wil
ENERIC MIXED MODE INTEGRATED CIRCUITS FOR DATA CONDITIONING THE PROPOSED GENERIC M MODE INTEGRATED CIRCUITS FOR DATA
n the physical phenomena occurring when a fluorescent bacteria is excited with sinusoidally modulated light, inducing a phase shifted emi
trol station or onboard network controller. Packets generated from the same data source and transmitted in the same uplink slot can be ro
bal Positioning System (GPS) navigation. The work effort will (1) evaluate the refractive-media ray-tracing technique; (2) produce prelimina
A high bandwidth memory interface will be designed to take advantage of high speed, high density BiCMOS static RAMs for extended wave
articula rfacilities in order to generate and update faicliyt specific CERs. Actual cost data from previous projects will be comiled into the dta
repackaging approach currently applied to commercial electronics equipment will provide for cost effective submarine adaptation of comm
t is providing closed loop control. The result is pilot induced oscillation. An adaptive notch filter offers the potential of tuning each filters so
SPECIFIC PHASE I TECHNICAL OBJECTIVE OF THE WORK PROPOSED HEREIN WILL BE TO DEVELOP A COMPUTATIONAL PROCEDURE FOR SYN
) flight testing performed by the Naval Air Test Center (NATC). The Phase I technical objective is to determine the minimum set and fidelity
ough a series of demonstration maneuvers. The proposed effort will review current flight testing and research methods to identify a limite
ing designs, are surveyed to identify potential approaches. Several proprietary STI-developed concepts are presented which demonstrate t
plicated shared-memory networks. SYSTRAN's SCRAMNet (Shared Common RAM Network) product currently includes "Long-Link" laser dio
SYSTRAN has successfully transferred the underlying technology used in SCRAMNet - Shared Memory Network (SMN) technology (develop
ed via the topotactic reaction of the oxide with NH3 . The dielectric oxide layers will be formed by anodization and solid electrolytes will be
erlays can be used with epitaxial films to provide mechanical support, electrical interconnection and interim testing as the MCM is assemble
efcients, indices of refraction, optical absorption, optical scattering, photobleaching index of refraction change, RF dielectric constant, as w
region. Moreover, our Bragg reflectors are formed from glasses which are chosen for their superior temperature stability. Thus the laser em
costs. All of the data and information tools described in this project can be centralized and networked Navy wide. The collective capability w
e particularly well suited to the needs of advanced seeker designers. These chips perform simple operations in a massively parallel manner
tegrated circuit design and synthesis tools. The tool will support industry standard CAD formats, and frameworks (e.g. CFI) where appropria
and analog current summing. We propose to research and develop custom integrated circuits that will support the construction of large, hig
e 16 or fewer integrated circuits (with a total silicon die area of 10 cm ). Advanced integrated circuit fabrication processes could reduce this
environment if sufcient numbers of systems are to be provided to the maximum numbers of forces requiring support. Tangent's "On-Dem
cognition of speaker-independent connected speech, using integrated delay lines and analog computing networks. During this Phase I, we
ircuits that implement application-specific neural networks. These tools will assist the application engineer in selecting between broad clas
y out nonlinear filtering for range compression and image enhancement at video rates. The nonlinear filtering intelligently compresses the
T CASES WHICH CAN BE UTILIZED TO COMPARE CANDIDATE NEURAL NETWORK ARCHITECTURE, AND EVALUATE THEIR APPLICABILITY TO S
ed technique will far exceed the capabilities of existing detection methods, as well as those known to be under development. Applicable to
he analysis of a multi-sensor suite selection for UAVs and manned aircraft platforms. In this analysis, the need for a low cost approach is em
ffective course in basic corrosion control and prevention. The results of this effort will include reports on the evaluation of existing military
ets or ultrasonic nozzles, using hot streams of air or steam. In addition to thermal techniques, mechanical and chemical means will be cons
and expansion nozzle will be coated with a layer of conductive tungsten metal to serve as the arc attachment surface and to protect the C/C
iner using a proprietary process which provides good bonding between the metal liner and the composite. The process should completely
gated. Feasibility will be demonstrated by manufacturing and testing a small barrel.
erature brush seal shaft coating. This coating will be used in conjunction with the ceramic brush seal to produce a high temperature, high s
er the entire surface. Measurement precisions on the order of a fraction of a mil are required over the entire surface, with in-situ measure
es, the feasibility of the thermal battery system for the expendable sonobuoy application at the cell stack level will be established. The pro
and preparation of these novel materials and electrolyte membranes, fabrication of cells, multicell component development and testing of
OWAVE-BASED FABRICATION PROCESS, FOR WHICH PHASE I FEASIBILITY WILL BE DEMONSTRATED VIA MICROWAVE IN SITU NITRIDING OF T
poses to demonstrate in Phase I, a safe, low cost and rapid chemical catalyst technique for decontamination of PCP-treated wood. The tech
nd associated contaminants is preferred over ones that simply immobilize the contaminants. Many treatment technologies have been deve
These sensor technologies are non-invasive and non-destructive.

t. Strain and acceleration data will also be gathered to monitor the force required to initiate movement (static friction force) from a variety
o counter the effects of ECM signals generated by active expendables during an airborne radar track mode, while minimizing the impact on
combine programs developed at TSC, and existing programs from other sources. Several Prototype TSC laser simulation routines will be bui
ormance advantages of FPA radar systems. In Phase II we will perform flight tests to collect data to validate and extend our simulation meth
t is applicable to all AIPD modes, but requires at least three receive channels to be effective. CASCADE is an innovative double-sided suppre
model framework that will allow simulator costs and training effectiveness to be estimated at concept formulation. In addition, this framew
R, WE ARE AWARE OF NO STUDIES OR EXPERIMENTS TESTING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THESE LAWS FOR CONTROL OF WEAPONS PLATFORM
sis is on short turnaround time for immediate prototyping. For mass production it is important to optimize the process plan to minimize the
roved method estimating the cost of these modifications and repairs is possible through a database with an intelligent query system. Nava
onsisting of titanium dioxide, metal ions, and oxidant, and the volatile organic chemicals. Anticipated Benefits: The simultaneous removal o
n situ weather data over remote and oceanic regions of the globe. Engineering development began in 1992, and three prototype aircraft ha
efcient devices. Combining the zeolite technology with the principle of energy regeneration results in high conversion efciencies and an
tion of propellants and explosives use carcinogenic hydrocarbon solvents, are time consuming, insufciently sensitive, labor intensive and c
outputs are tessellated into a common display surface that is coherently updated in real-time. The scalable architecture embodies an objec
WER BY 8 PERCENT, WHILE DECREASING FUEL CONSUMPTION BY 3.8 PERCENT. IN ADDITION, SINCE THE HEAT PIPES WILL REPLACE THE CU
(and area of needed testing) of the original FHPCP design was performance under adverse high-g loading and adverse elevation. A CPL des
he heat pipe system must be operated on earth gravity-aided (evaporator down). The proposed program will fabricate and test a high temp
s have been made, but vigorous research and development is required to ensure long lived AMTEC Cells. The proposed program addresses
e data fusion design concepts, and recommend algorithms and an architecture to support Joint Data Fusion. Special attention will be paid t
n extracellular enzymes, produced by an edible fungus, is capable of degrading MG. The overall goal of this proposal is to test the efcacy (
priate design, the InGaAs can be made to function both as the FET active layer, and, the optical detection layer, with the FET gate metals us
esent or planned for installation must be a key element of the overall design, and additional component development, production, and inst
ny may be lost or non-recoverable) and would have a battery life goal of 36 to 48 hours minimum. Such a system would also include a secon
f radar, communications, and sensing systems especially those operating in a space based environment. The proposed approach will use po
applications InP-based devices and circuits are limited by some key materials deficiencies. In particular, the "Kink effect", incomplete HFET
BLEM AS AN OPTIMAL CONTROL PROBLEM. OPTIMAL CONTROL THEORY HAS PREVIOUSLY BEEN USED TO SOLVE PROBLEMS IN CLASSICAL
ms capable of countering mobile missile launchers and other CMTs. The simulation will use the same innovative approach applied by Toyon
ease the process noise, our proposed approach is to use the observed deviations between the predicted and observed measurements to m
eering feasibility of the device and to assess its potential benefit and suitability for the tasks and environment of the single-seater fighter c
omputer generated forces (CGF) workstation participating in a distributed interactive simulation (DIS). In Phase I we will decompose the tan
ducted in the laboratory, and a cost/efciency analysis will predict the most promising systems for development.
of reclaimed bulk explosives and explosive constituents within the military will be identified. Material requirements for such use application
ing the Phase I program, we will define and investigate the requireioents for such a microclimate passive body undergarioent that would co
systems including system requirements capture, design, analysis arnu simulation, implementation, integration and test, and maintenance o
A LIMITED-SCALE WORKING DEMONSTRATION.
tooling. This increased flexibility allows for rapid design changes, dramatically reducing the cost and lead time involved in casting MMC's. C
ning steps and part-specific tooling. This increased flexibility allows for rapid design changes, dramatically reducing the cost and lead time i
tten to a standard based Healthcare Domain Model (HDM), built upon a consortium-led Healthcare Reference Architecture (HRA). We prop
y available technologies, and identifying additional requirements to overcome these deficiencies, so that a FOBD system for MODS become
t density of dielectric film significantly increases as thickness of the film is reduced to several hundred angstroms. Application of the ulta-th
r processing temperatures, and (g) flexibility in fiber-matrix interface control/design. The specific objectives of the Phase I effort are: (1) to
s progra, work will focus on hermetic sealing, manufacturing process and fabrication of high rate cathode. Also, assembled cells will be eva
zed from a common component point of view in a conventional main sprocket driven tracked vehicle.
of the laser light into the silicon surface localizes the heating and results in an extremely low thermal budget that facilitates the use of glass
cs" will then be used to drive the organic light source.

roving auscultation in this environment presents unique and complex problems which require unique solutions. The R&D effort demands a
hly anisotropic nature and strain rate strength dependency. To remedy this situation, a modeling technique is proposed to be developed ba
ll provide a detailed Phase II plan, schedule and cost estimate.
used to attache the probes to the aorta and pulmonary artery with small "pull-away" patches for lead removal. The crystals will provide bo
to identify where they fit into the overall process defined in task two; (4) assessment of the capability to model the various elements of the
fractory materials investigated in the 1960's for use on hypersonic vehicle heading edges. Other materials will also be investigated, building
may be shifted to the ammuntion, in the form of wear-reducing additives. In the proposed program, a gun and ammunition system will be s
TERIZING THE MECHANISMS CRITICAL TO OBTAINING SAFE AND CONSISTENT BALLISTICS. ON-GOING WORK AT VERITAY--SPONSORED BY A
L BE INCORPORATED IN THE DESIGN. * A YOKE LINKAGE DESIGN WHICH PROVIDES A HIGH GEAR RATIO IN A SMALL VOLUME. * AUNIQUE B
mulation and design will assure that the system proposed for phase II will meet all of it's performance goals. We have teamed with Internati
and real-time operations. The approach applies machine vision and precise positioning technologies to the field of pavement surfave cond
minal, operational, and trafc models. A successful Phase I feasibility Program leads directly to an SHF on-the-air Phase II Proof-of-concept
nd in transitioning those into successful government and commercial Phase III programs, and in transitioning those into successful governm
e proposed design uses existing Ku- band resources on a secondary basis. The spread spectrum signal processing provides an efcient meth
by taking the difference in their outputs; which are affected equally but in opposite directions by the coriolis acceleration caused by the ang
uces the same response in both the devices, but an angular rate normal to the linear acceleration input axes produces equal but opposite C
e and improve current density uniformity; an intermediate electrode to reduce unwanted plasma production from nearby surfaces and inc
normally unassociated applications. Recent work has shown that the energy maximum and intensity of the photoluminescence of porous
n angular rate normal to both the input axis and the velocity vector, the coriolis acceleration experienced by each is equal but opposite. Thu
e dynamic stresses generated during temperature fluctuations. Phase I will demonstrate and test the thermal stability and strength of joint
e bandwidth of this antenna, mode-switching and a feed network integrated into the antenna structure will be used.
nd low-power display unit will be used to reduce size, weight and power consumption, and more efcient power supply module with be in
ted too achieve self-reinforcing microstructures. Scanning electron microscopy and light microscopy will be used to evaluate microstructur
re the possibility of evaluating other measures of surface condition such as surface roughness, surface reflectivity and chemical compositio
age incorporated into the balance design to provide the amplification. The small displacements of the fiber-optic flexure balance will be se
S, WILL BE EXPLORED. EXAMPLES ARE SILICON CARBIDE, CERIUM OXIDE, CBN, GARNET AND SILICA SAND. A PARAMETRIC STUDY WILL BE CO
R COMPOSITE STRATEGIES WILL BE DEVELOPED THAT ALLOW THE OPTIMIZATION OF ACQUISTION SPEED, SPATIAL RESOLUTION, OR STORA
a weight of less than 15 lbs. There are other requirments on form factor, installation, axial ratio, gain pattern, etc. The baseline approach fo
-flex PWBs. The focus will be on high-temperature thermoplastics. High-performance engineering thermoplastics such as polyetheretherke
duce the visual signature. This combined approach results in antennas with impedance characteristics that can be matched with a small fix
ent bearings - a necessary requirement for many advanced propulsion systems. The approach is to develop a tribo-contact system with low
omposite structures, definition of new and improved methods and hardware needed, and information for attachment devices handbooks f
pe) fibrin adhesive. In these tests, it will be tested both in its natural form and when encapsulated in polymeric nanospheres. We believe th
nto the vehicle must be compared to other options for implementing the same functions. A top level design of a Traction Control System an
sts for organics breakdown in water media, and to demonstrate compatibility and combination with a bioremediation step. The Phase I resu
of the Cryo-coolers are that they have only a limited lifetime, are not very reliable, and are heavy and expensive. Therefore, their eliminatio
SDL. XPAL, the Xinotech Pattern Abstraction Language, will be used to specify transformation libraries to generate Ada and FORTRAN from P
EMENTS ARE IDENTIFIED THEN TO PROVIDE EXTENDED SENSOR DETECTION AND TRACKING CAPABILITIES AND TO IMPROVE SENSOR DATA
2) overheating. However, we are confident to overcome those obstacles by using recently developed heat resistant plastics and adhesives,
of storm water discharges without on-site calibration of the metering site. The system will be comprised of a family of primary flow meterin
THE REGENERATOR HOUSING. WITH FLOW CHANNELS AND SLOTS PROPERLY SHAPED AND SPACED, REGENERATOR INEFFECTIVENESS IS EX
g tow method will be designed to handle the rheology of toughened epoxy systems which will provide the properties necessary to meet th
ETERS SIMULTANEOUSLY WITHOUT INTERUPTION OF THE FLOW. THE PROPOSED SYSTEM IS SIMPLE AND HAS WELL DEFINED MATHEMATIC
unded's clothing, would be remotely sensed by an illuminating radar for the level of wound severity. Gauze, used to dress wounds, containi
o receive the image, and produce the Moire fringes, using software generated reference grating. Software will be developed to analyze the
ywhere in the world. The proposed work in Phase I will validate the concept by detailed theoretical analysis and laboratory demonstration o
ial outflow combustors will be designed.

ILITY AND IMPROVED CRYOGENIC PERFORMANCE. THE BENEFIT WOULD BE AN OPTICAL SUBSTRATE MATERIAL PROCESS TO FABRICATE HI
ocket thruster. Bonding a thin C fiber reinforced SiC skin to a tough SiC internal shell could enable diver propulsion thrust to avoid effusion
mary benefit of Phase I will be information regarding the utility of developing a short-range cloud forecasting scheme based on the extrapo
osting $195.00 per patient and require long averagingperiods (10 min.). Our system would achieve the same accuracy and real-time data us
ENT SYSTEM, WHICH COMBINES ULTRAVIOLET (UV) AND VISIBLE (VIS) EMISSION SPECTROSCOPY ON THE PLASMA, WITH FT-IR SPECTROSCO
TOMATION OF THE QUALITY CONTROL PROCEDURE, AND EXPLORE THE USE OF NEURAL NETWORK FOR TRACKING OF TARGETS. OUR PROP
ARDWARE SOFTWARE CO-DESIGN. VIOOL USES EXISTING VHDL DESCRIPTIONS TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY, AND TRANSLATES THESE INTO C
AND CUSTOM SOFTWARE WILL BE DEVELOPED TO ALLOW DESIGN OF FUTURE DEVICES. FABRICATION WIL BE PERFORMED AT THE NATIONA
WITH A HIGH LEVEL OF SYMMETRY, THIS ALLOWS THE ACCURATE NUMERICAL RESOLUTION OF DISCRETELY ORTHOGONAL SPACES THAT B
E PROPOSE TO STUDY AND EVALUATE EXISTING TECHNICAL APPROACHES TO THIS PROBLEM, AND THE GENERAL MECHANISMS AVAILABLE
THAT VARIES INVERSELY WITH THE DISTANCE FROM THE TOP DETERMINED. THE TUBE RESONANCE CAN BE DETERMINED, ELECRONICALLY
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY. THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROPOSED PROGRAM IS TO PRODUCE SURGICAL IMPLANTS AT SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER COS
MS, AND NETWORK MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS, WILL ENABLE THE COLLECTION OF UNPRECEDENTED LEVELS OF DATA FROM REMOTE OCE
WORK WITH USERS IN THREE INDUSTRY SEGMENTS: CHEMICAL PROCESSING, ELECTRIC POWER, AND FOOD PROCESSING TO (1) CLARIFY R
R SYSTEMS ARE OFTEN NOT ROBUST. FURTHERMORE, THE IMPLEMENTATIONS ARE TIMECONSUMING AND ARE DIFFICULT FOR NONSPECIA
RIED OUT. ADVANCED SIGNAL PROCESSING METHODS COUPLED WITH THE MULTIPLE SIGNATURE MEASUREMENTS WILL BE USED TO IMPR
TABLE LIFE CYCLE COSTS. IMI WILL RESEARCH THE OPTIMUM SUBSTRATE AND INTERCONNECT COMBINATIONS. IN RECENT SUBSTRATE TEC
AGNOSTIC SYSTEMS. THESE ADVANCES HAVE LED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF TOOLS FOR AUTOMATED DECISION-MAKING THAT EXHIBIT UN
BE STANDARDIZED AGAINST THE HIGH ACCURACY SPECTROPHOTOMETER AT NIST. PHASE 1 OF THE PROJECT ENTAILS DEVELOPING A STAND
ESULTS. IN ADDITION, THE TOPOLOGICAL MAP AND AVAILABLE NETWORK ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES OFFER THE POSSIBILITY OF EXTENDING F
MEDICAL REVIEW CRITERIA TO EVALUATE PRACTICE GUIDELINE CONFORMANCE, ORGANIZE THE AGGREGATE REVIEW DATA, FORMULATE PE
ED ON VERY THIN AND LOW HEAT CAPACITY SUBSTRTES WITH INTEGRATED RADIATION ABSORBER AND RESISTIVE HEATERS. IN PHASE I OF
A VIRTUALLY UNLIMITED DYNAMIC RANGE, AND WILL WORK WITH HETERODYNE FREQUENCIES FROM 100 KHZ TO 40 MHZ. THE DEMODUL
E MICROWAVE RADAR/RADIOMETER SYSTEM. THIS PHASE I EFFORT WILL STUDY SYSTEM TRADE-OFFS AND INCLUDE A DETAILED DESIGN O
ECT-ORIENTED DATA MODES MAY BE USED TO STRUCTURE AND MANAGE SPATIAL DATA BASES. THESE MODELS WILL ALLOW SPATIAL DATA
STS OF ELEVEN TEST SUITES INCLUDING SUITES FOR EMBEDDED SQL AND MODULE LANGUAGE FOR ADA, C, COBOL, FORTRAN AND PASCAL
NOLOGY TO THE MEASUREMENT OF THE PITCH DIAMETER ON A SERIES OF THREADED MASTER RING GAGES. IN ADDITION, IT IS ANTICIPA
A 20 FT. FRESHWATER TANK, THERMALLY STRATIFIED TO SIMULATE THE ACTUAL OCEAN THERMAL GRADIENT. PERFORMANCE DATA WOULD
LUDING TRANSECTS ALONG THE FLIGHT PATH FOR TEMPERATURE, SALINITY, OCEAN COLOR, AND CHLOROPHYLL CONCENTRATION. MAPS
OLOGIES CORPORATION HAS IDENTIFIED THE MULTIPLE FLAME BURNER THAT HAS THE POTENTIAL TO ACHIEVE VERY LOW NOX, WHILE M
OCESSES INCLUDE (1) EXCESS COSTS FROM EXTRA PUMPING STAGES WHENEVER VOCS PERMEATE THE MEMBRANE AND (2) HIGH DESIGN
TS. THE VERY LARGE NEGATIVE VALUE FOR THE GIBBS FREE ENERGY OF FORMATION, DELTA G DEGREES, ON THE ORDER OF -1,000KJ/MOLE
YDROCARBON EMISSIONS. THIS DEVICE WOULD BE SIMILAR IN DESIGN TO EXISTING CATALYTIC CONVERTERS. PHASE I WILL ADDRESS THE T
SE I PROJECT IS TO MEASURE THE SENSITIVITIES, AND LINEARITIES OF A LABORATORY INSTRUMENT VERSION OF THE PROPOSED AS FUNCT
NG POST-CONSUMER PLASTIC WASTE AS THE MATRIX MATERIAL, THIS PRODUCT WILL ALSO CONTRIBUTE TO ELIMINATING THE LANDFILL
nstration lesson. The Phase I effort will identify comprehensive and complete information on corrosion control, an optimal CBT authoring p
hness as high as some tool steels, up to 40 MPa-m. In a separate ARPA project, LPE is developing a desktop manufacturing system for mono
t current capabilities, goal capabilities, and subgoals that have to be accomplished to reach the goal. Alternative concepts are represented
ull open circuit voltage, recombines the hydrogen and oxygen to produce electricity. Since only a small portion of the system, the gas storag
and demonstrated the feasibility of a novel photopolymerization process for the preparation of high-quality electronically conducting orga
he proton- conducting polymer electrolyte membrane. The objective of this project is to develop a new generation pf PEM fuel cells having
n mode of adhesion and water itself. With this conflict in mind, it is the object of this research to utilize the natural marine adhesives produ
f applications in which adsorption of feed species and concomitant membrane fouling limit the utility of ultrafiltration membranes, this res
ethods to generate clear explanations of the assumptions and reasoning that underly model recommendations, using graphics and natural
pact. Population increases combined with limited amounts recycling efciency. This need is particularly acute in several agriculture-intensiv
specific set of laboratory proof-of-concept experimental measurements, as well as a feasibility study for implementation in targeted AEDC
OM MULTIPLE SPATIAL LOCATIONS WITHIN THE FLOW FIELD CAN BE DETERMI NED. THE ACCURACY OF THE MEASUREMENT IS LIMITED ON
everal orders of magnitude larger than microstructures, yet with the same feature resolution, expands the scope of planar technologies fro
gy development as it applied to next generation aircraft (year 2010); (2) an extension of that assessment to far term radar technology; and
ucing a silhouette on the detector array of a video camera. A sheet of laser light produces an illuminated line on the bobbin surface. The vid
y and commercialization plan for the selected waterless clothes washing concept.
rcial use of this wide-band receiver for evaluating electromagnetic environments and identifying potential interference of transient signals
tomer's requirements will be met. MaK's proximity to the DSI hub and MaK's extensive DIS resources and experience assure that program
res of certain crucial skills will be developed. The reliability and validity of these measures will then be established in a pilot study. Addition
equently, compuer-based measures for assessing leaders' operational problem solving, planning, and visioning models will be constructed a
onically steered phased array. Furthermore ceramic piezoelectrics are very inexpensive to manufacture, especially in slab form. Our proposa
FIED ON THE BASIS OF THE PERFORMED SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS.

as technical knowledge of the many problems associated with these platforms and has studied ways and means to improve the performan
which are small and energy frugal. The extremely fast processing speed of these chips will allow cancellation of high frequency component
ters to produce high density, high purity B4C monoliths. Optimized materials will be completely characterized, including measurements of
r storage, generation and delivery. This proposal will establish, as part of Phase I work, the proof-of-concept that fullerene based solids can
remes and manufacturability in large quantities at low cost. The effort involved will include economical production of fullerene materials, e
will be a stable platform that can contain a wide variety of different sensors, including tactile sensors, a High-Resolution, High-Frequency So
yer of a microstrip line parallel to the ground plane. The characteristic impedance of the microstrip line in the absence of the metal film is
C PROPERTY OF DECREASING DUCTILITY WITH INCREASING TEMPERATURES. THE TEMPERATURE ASSISTED EMBRITTLEMENT IS EXPECTED T
variation is to retrofit existing reaction chamber(s) for scouting experiments to demonstrate the viability of using HELs to synthesize exotic
the microstructure (fiber distribution) or contact-induced damage, and nature of loading. The code output may take the form of a simulate
ty. The selection of titanium results in a heavy structure which is expensive to fabricate. The introduction of more weight efcient composi
ge, approaches using toughened matrix materials, adhesive layers, and metal/composite hybrids, will be evaluated. A family of 3-D woven
ces required for commercial production of C-C Pistons. Successful design and production of C-C pistons in the Phase I, will permit extensive
IMPORTANT SINCE IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT THIS WILL BE REQUIRED FOR BOTH INDUSTYRY AND GOVERNMENT IN THE FUTURE. THE USE O
educing the need for expensive and time consuming validation runs, and minimizing part rejection rules. This was the goal of the recently c
etect flaws of expected sizes) and/or analytical simulations. Selected methods will be used in NDT on samples of procured materials and th
cess would make new designs possible, and allow the performance of these materials to be optimized through rapid composite design veri
EVER ELECTRICAL INSULATION IS NEEDED. THE CHEMICAL REACTIONS TO MAKE THESE NEW POLYMERS HAVE ALREADY BEEN ESTABLISHED
ailed resin testing, development of processing techniques, and composite panel fabrication and testing. A successful effort will demonstrat
two Poly-X(tm) derivatives and several modifications thereof will be prepared for intial ballistic polycarbonate and incorporation of glass-fi
BE SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED AND THE RESULTING DISPLAYS WILL BE MORE EFFECTIVE THAN THOSE AVAILABLE COMMERCIALLY TODAY. A
esign and construction of a thin walled ablative lined afterburner. 5. Durability testing of the above on a turbocharger based gas turbine po
R THE PHASE I PROGRAM WOULD ACCOMPLISH THE FOLLOWING: 1. DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF A REDUCTION GEARBOX WITH LUBR
minimum efciency of 45%. We will design and analyze for possible RF electric field breakdown a multiple cavity output circuit capable of e
eater than .1u and free the entrained water to produce the quality heavy fuels demanded by the close tolerances of the high speed direct
h games and a complete design of one such game. In Phase II, the authoring tools needed to create games specified in Phase I will be deve
structure rehabilitation, both nationally and internationally. The processing parameters for phthalonitrile polymer resins will be evaluated
elop a high-level description of each tool and the infrastructure that integrates them. Also developed in Phase I will be a development and
WITH NORMAL SEISMIC TECHNIQUES. IF ELECTROMAGNETIC DETECTION TECHNIQUES PROVE FEASIBLE, THEY WOULD AUGMENT NORMA
have the best possible potential for success. Experimental data will be collected on those applications with the highest potential payoff. Th
mployment doctrine. This implies that the required SEW synthetic environment must be compatible with and connectable to a larger aggre
er, high-resolution laser radar can be achieved, which is effective for such applications as: battlefield target acquisition, classification and tra
ALE TO LEVELS >100 W AVERAGE AND >5 KW PEAK. THIS RESULTS IN A CAPABILITY NOT YET REALIZED WITH COMMERCIAL SEMICONDUCTO
est and training ranges. The Phase I study will concentrate on developing and testing software prototypes of universal integration schemes
rements of its transmission coefcient.
d modules, connection with existing simulations through the standard interface or via data files generated by an external program. Phase I w
development cycle. It will also address specific technical issues such as control system response times, fabrication and assembley technique
ady demonstrated that TWTs can be used to generate high-freqency, microwave-excited plasmas for diamond deposition at fixed frequenci
ting methods and more uniform curing than is possible using other microwave heating methods. The technical approach of the Phase I effo
rrent density of currently available plasma processing tools. The energy range of the atoms may be high enough for chemical reactions at l
nal quality and amplitude. Two techniques for implementing and controlling the excitation of the weld pool are outlined in the proposal. In
se properties allow magnetostrictive materials to be used as sensors or actuators. Unfortunately current magnetostrictive materials (Terfen
mission. A valid response received at the interrogator identifies the asset as a friendly. Millimeter wavelengths offer significant advantages
ld and test a hybrid model at the end of Phase I. During the study we will consider the impact of substrate material and type of diode on th
ultrasonic sensors as well as a detalied requirements definition, concpet devleopment, and concept verification tasks. In preparation for P
tical Model. Many have a direct bearing on capabilities of interest to the Air Force Armament Directorate, Eglin AFB. Verification of Model p
ode SAR and specialized signal processing is to increase the processed signal gain of the GPR system to enhance detection and target recog
e the identification of the most promising methods for various types of applications, and a determination of the feasibility of a programma
CE THROUGHPUT OPTIMIZED TESTER (HATOT) WHICH WILL PROVIDE HIGH-SPEED PARAMETRIC TESTING AND PARAMETER EXTRACTION, T
crack propagation or delamination, or by providing an avenue for internal investigation of part integrity using various non-destructive inspe
in diabetic patients. The other application involves "on the scene" invasive blood chemical analysis for identification of poisions, abused d
be at variance from standard tests. Selection of local clandestine test environment by a knowledgeable party can reduce the probability of
EASURE SYSTEMS WITHOUT SYSTEM RECODING. IT UTILIZES EFFICIENT DATA COMPRESSION TECHNIQUES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE
ered constraints. The Phase I effort will consist of the following. An existing ambulatory monitor for acquiring kinematic data will be configu
enhanced cycle life for portable electronic devices, both civilian and government. The new generastion of rechargeable batteries will resu
UDE SOME AUTOMATION. FOR EXAMPLE, SIMPLE MARKING OF EVENTS IS RELEGATED TO EARLY VIDEO PASSES BY A LOWER-COST ASSISTA
oth energy storage capacity and cycle life. Anticipated Benefits: The proposed program will result in rechargeable lithium batteries with hig
ted during the Phase I program. Anticipated Benefits: These capacitors may be utilized in a variety of applications demanding a high power
larly shaped dispersive media, (2) reduce significantly its memory and execution time requirements with respect to conventional method o
, the robotic screening will be expanded to screen approximately 10,000 bacterial strains and test the bioremediation traits for additional m
mental effect on the formless coils during use. For this reason, extensive vibration tests will be conducted using a developed vibration profil
sis of opticla fiber test cell lateral line contact loading conditions, and generation of reduced lateral storage modulus and loss modulus data
ll allow for smaller and less expensive PM fiber applications such as telecommunications (HDTV) and sensors (fiber optic gyroscope).
unit cell in either a tandem or adjacent configuration using HgCdTe for the MWIR and either HgCdTe or AlGaAs quantum wells for the LWIR
onitor and control field operations, support insertion and extraction missions, indirect fire, communications, and conduct training exercise
elligence Community, the Department of Justice, as well as within Department of the Treasury. MRJ has demonstrated the potential of usin
materials prepared both by powder/binder processing and by sputtering to Pratt & Whitney-Florida for independent evaluation. The projec
gies and processes currently being used by the USAF at WPAFB for gas turbine control system validation and evaluation. The Phase I final re
e marriage of WAVES and VHDL in this effective design and test paradigm will be a significant enhancement to design practices across the in
end radar data representing detection/classification tasks of interest to the Navy. MultiSpec has considerable experience with nonlinear an
primarily for a Silicon Graphics machine, using X-Window and GL graphics. Several commercial visualization software products will be eval
n ideal test bed to implement the MEDLL or similar algorithm with multipath correlator bank. There are always certain scenarios in which m
res of the proposed technique mean that when satellite visibility is good and measurement noise is low, the ambiguities can be resolved im
totype GPS autolanding systems suitable for UAVs. Under the proposed Phase I efforts, the operational and performance requirements for
olid cultures of white-rot fungi. Two different enzyme concentrations from each strain of fungi will be used. Samples will be analyzed 48 ho
craft GPS and INS sensors. This method has the following advantages for enhanced weapon delivery: low cost, miniaturized GPS sensor whi
y applications have demonstrated successful applications of these knowledge-based techniques. Authoring tools that package these techni
nally for scalable, concurrent computers to allow arbitrary-topology networks, long-distance links, and fault-tolerant operation. We propose
area of new membrane materials suitable for ion masks. The second is in the selection, availability, and bondability of new, stiffer frames. T
ord size is increased significantly and parallel access is enabled. Data will be stored in the molecular structure of synthetic DNA, bringing tru
IONS); 4) MAY BE REDUCED TO MONOLITHIC INTEGRATED CIRCUITS (ICs) -- A FIRST IN THE RF ELECTRONICS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY. N
while maintaining good microwave surface resistance in both HTS layers. Such a configuration is essential to a number of microwave circui
tion will be given to identifying current capability deficiencies in available MEMS components as well as integration issues associated with c
nd testing of microscopes which are capable of detecting the magnetic fields associated with currents flowing in this metallic films. By ana
eristics of the vehicle. Nielsen Engineering & Research (NEAR) proposes to develop an innovative design tool employing combined numerica
TABLY ECONOMICAL FOR PRELIMINARY DESIGN AND ANALYSIS PURPOSES, WILL BE APPLICABLE TO STUDY CONFIGURATIONAL EFFECTS ON
ulation techniques, and we will demonstrate that this approach can provide protection from jamming on satellite channels. A question of c
t tranform coefcent of image sequence will be developed as part of our project. Our architecture will produce the best compression integ
ualization, and (2) a demonstration of the above novel paradigm whereby execution and management of multiple simulations is expected to
ment where autonomous adaptation is imperative. Preliminary research do date has resulted in one simple conclusion: The use of a neura
tion and remediation of soil and groundwater contamination problems. Anticipated Benefits: The tube wave logging will provide an effectiv
(e.g. battle management, air trafc control) and commercial (e.g. medical imaging, scientif computing, video games, etc.). Upon completio
lso allows for a relatively simple image fusion of intensified and HUD projected scenes. NVC proposes to conduct a complete survey of curr
aterial provides excellent penetration of hard targets, are corrosion resistant, enviornmentally safe and with the same grain weight of prope
ow to be suitable for a 256Kbit MRAM with an access time of 20ns to 40ns. A memory array architecture will be designed around this GMR
articular focus of this effort because the short HPM pulses require very fast risetimes along with significant reductions in size and weight. BL
and the silicon substrate. Preliminary data showed that the SPF technology may be more flexible and reliable than the prevalent technolo
easing existing bandwidths.
sal identifies numerous soil decontaminationtechnologies and offers a description of four technologies whic have been successfully applied
holographic applications. Effective processing technologies will also be developed to substantially improve the weakness of each materials
S ON III-V COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTORS IS A PREREQUISITE FOR THE PROPOSED DEVICE FABRICATION PROCESS. THE PE-CVD APPROACH
perational priorities. The track confidence levels would be aposteriori probabilities. These probabilities can be readily interpreted and would
al of simultaneously overcoming all the limitations which present in the current data storage technologies. ONF-RAMs may be a solution to
OF THIS PHASE I PROGRAM WILL MAKE POSSIBLE A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE IN PERFORMANCE AND REDUCTIONS IN SIZE AND COST FOR TH
ing the code internally may require a considerable rewriting of an existing code or even the development of new techniques specific to vul
ared source in the 50-200 micron wavelength range suitable for a variety of civilian and military applications. The proposed Phase I study in
L IS COMBINING VISUAL AND PHYSICAL REALISM OF SIMULATED WEATHER CONDITIONS TO SUPPORT HIGH FIDELITY SIMULATIONS OF MIL
specific cooperataive tactics with supportive Concepts of Operations which demonstrte the uniqu JTIDS mission attributes for each missio
ding on the connectivitiy requirments of the semi-autonomous coexisting communities which need to exchagne information, available slot
to support design and maintenance activity evaluations, (3) to assess the availability to standards, guidelines, and health effects data for ph
markets extending from the military to the consumer. Optical E.T.C., Inc. proposes to exploit silicon micromachining technology to develop
UARE ROOT MILLIWATT HAS BEEN DETERMINED USING RELATIVE INTENSITY NOISE MEASUREMENTS, AND A MAXIMUM RELAXATION OSCI
OPTICAL FIBER (POF) MANUFACTURERS IN THE U.S. THERE IS NO SUCH MATERIAL AVAILABLE IN THE U.S. AT THIS TIME. JAPAN CURRENTLY
me holographic optical interconnects elements (V-HOIEs) for N5 "smart" optical interconnects will be incorporated into the final design. By
both a line scan system as well as a FLIR system, interchangeably.

ularly difcult when a unity magnification system is required with a wide field of view. In this SBIR we will develop optical system which pro
sive when compared to those available in the 1300nm and 1550nm signal bands. The commercial availability of our optimized, high perfor
TE LEVEL OF MATHEMATICS AND THE PREFERRED LENGTH OF EACH LESSON/MODULE. THEY WILL ALSO SUPPLY INFORMATION ON HOW TO
(ii) FAIRLY SHORT LENGTHS (6 M) OF HIGH NUMERICAL APERTURE, AND HIGHLY DOPED, Pr-DOPED FIBERS, (iii) OPTIMIZED SINGLEMODE D
igh angle of attck guidance law based on differential game theory will be used to generate commands for the autopilot. The high angle of a
software based PM demodulation process.
ur analysis showed that for industrial applications, however, simpler interferometer-type gyros can be built with sufcient sensitivity. There
y uses JPEG for still frame compression and makes use of decoders which can recover when errors are encountered. Similar techniques can
nsist of a photonic switch, WDM optical link, ATM protocol processor, and a machine-specific bus interface. We have identified two initial ta
analysis have assumed short interconnect (10s of millimeters or less) or did not address high parallelism; (2) Experimental characterization o
rferometer. A typical system might include 100 independent channels.
t of the optical front end is that it can be remote, e.g., at the antenna site, from the signal processing section through use of low loss, EMI
s research addresses high-temperature durability requirements by combining a reliable metal-diaphragm-based design with a hermetically
LEAST THREE DIFFERENCE SPECTRAL BANDS MAY BE SIMULTANEIOUSLY PROJECTED ONTO THE SYSTEM UNDER TEST. THE PROPOSED OPER
lso would be displayed. The collected timing data would be replayed at an operator-selected speed to aid in understanding. Static graphs o
s produced by both real animals and artificial means to gain insight that might result in either military commercial spin-offs. Our proposed
cision Support Systems (DSS) and ORINCON's extensive knowledge of active systems developed in the Low Frequency Active (LFA) signal pr
UE DECOMPOSITION (SVD) HAS BEEN USED TO ENHANCE THE SIGNAL DECOMPOSITION IN THE PRESENCD OF NOISE. THIS PROPOSAL WILL
itecture. ORINCON will make available an operational RIPPEN/PRIISM system, a sophisticated rapid-prototyping environment that fulfills all
ce signals and suppress noise to reveal new features. Objective metrics will be developed which can be extracted from the data by machine
along a preprogrammed path and stores the data and the measurement locations. On subsequent path passes, the snapshot measuremen
II will expand the working model into an engineering prototype for multiple platforms.
I, we will apply ORINCON's experience with IUSS sytems and field-proven coustic surveillance technologies to determine the feasibility of
roblem to be jointly developed with the Ofce of Primary Responsibility.

means of identifying non-cooperative targets and also can be used for identifying friend or foe. Pacific Advanced Technology has invented a
at we have done in the development of the "neuromorphic" infrared focal plane device. It will show how this technology may be combined
ower) 7) Through put sensitivty 8) CW and single pulse detection (10 nsec pulse width) 9) Detect scattered and direct laser signals A system
OPOSAL WE DESCRIBE THE IMSS AND DEMONSTRATE HOW IT CAN BE APPLIED TO A KE WEAPON SEEKER TO MEASURE THE SPECTRUM OF
test will also be conducted to demonstrate the reliability and fouling resistance of the technology. In Phase II a prototype will be designed,
nts of data.
F message. The transponder is alerted by the single laser pulse, and awaits the RF message at a specified time delay. Receiving the proper m
s well. PIM features flexible graphical displays of the import networks used by WMD developers to obtain critical commodities for their pro
o make measurement on any IR or EO sensors of interest to WL/AAWD-2. It will save money by allowing personnel with minimal training to
ge field of regard is obtained by translation of the dichroic element. A second design approach uses a relatively large, stationary dichroic sc
II demonstration will be extremely low.
will not increase pilot workload. These and other especially promising candidate technologies will be compared using a computer model an
BOARDS, MICRO-CHANNEL FOR CHIP-MODULES), AND OPTIMIZATION AND INTEGRATION OF VISUALIZATION AND OTHER IMPORTANT I/O
SSARY FOR CALCULATING THE NONLINEAR MIXING EFFICIENCY OF THE MID-INFRARED AND TERAHERTZ FREQUENCIES. THIS WILL DEMON
. The environment would operate on user-defined or existing applications. Phase I would define and prototype a visualization language tha
y can be concentrated in specific areas of the penetrator rod, its effectiveness can be significantly increased. The key challenges during Pha
stalline charge of InP. In Phase II, we will design, build and operate a custom MLEK system that will encompass the technology developmen
ementary physical (XPS) analysis, and mechanistic modeling with advanced battery technology and manufacturing processes developed by
on is generated. In Phase I we will perform flow tests to measure loads on the impeller shaft during operation and to show that the mixing
leable, and cost effective for both the provider and the participating insurers. The proposed design addresses authentication and patient co
replication process that has already been demonstrated in commercial use. In addition, the unique structure of this holographic film allows
d bottom mines from helicopter platforms. This anti-mine munition (AMM) would also be used as part of a surface ship torpedo defense s
simple, effective feedback control strategies for resonant tuning of the adaptive passive device. The feedback control and acoustic/vibratio
e demonstration includes evaluation of the developed concepts as well as a potential FADEC embedded platform. The project is to be acco
series of job-relevant situations and ask them to indciate wich of several alternative actions would be most effective and which would be le
adial stiffness. This improvement does not resolve the design, fabrication, installation, and alignment problems. This project will examine a
Using facts and data supplied by the USAF, literature searches through universities and DTIC, and our own in-house engineering expertise, P
foan can be synthesized from methacrylate monomers in polar solvents with appropriate amounts of crosslinker and catalysts. Final proces
analytical, technical, and business expertise relating to photoresist chemistry and, generally, to integrated circuit manufacturing operations
e I effort with an optional task during which actual small intricate equipment will be processed in a larger system. Background information
ut the preparation of GAP/AN formulations and for conducting a preliminary economic evaluation which will establish the merits of a Phase
polarization in addressing the stressing problems faced by BAllistic Missile Defense Organization (BMDO) (i.e. separation of a booster or bus
e nozzles for each experiment. The Phase I effort will include determination of the governing parameters for a simulation of erosive rain im
o integrate hitherto separate computer models operating in different environments into interactive high fidelity system simulations. This pr
ode such as DISAMS, ESAMS or ALIA. Evaluation criteria will include the time elapsed between loss of missile lock (LOL) and the detection o
d optical performance using CAD; 3) fabricate temperature-insensitive LSE-ARRAYs; 4) assemble a breadboard optical interconnection and t
RCHITECTURE, AND (4) DEVELOP A PHASE II PROGRAM TO (I) BUILD A PROTOTYPE DISPLAY AND (II) COMMERCIALIZE THE DISPLAY TECHNO
in amplitude; or (3) decrease the photon lifetime. VCSEL cavities have very high finesse (R1, R2 > 0.995) but are very short (L=1). Conseque
analog systems such as image processing and neural networks. Close interaction with groups presently working on OSPs will insure utility f
S OF USERS/NODES IN A PHOTONIC INTERCONNECT NETWORK WITH INDIVIDUAL USER/NODE ACCESS OF 64 GIGABITS/SEC AND A NETWO
M FOR IN-DEPTH STUDIES; 2) DESIGN AND EVALUATE CONVENTIONAL MACRO-LENS SYSTEMS FOR THESE ARCHITECTURES; 3) DESIGN AND E
compare to experiment VCSEL, integrated VCSEL-HBT (heterojunction bipolar transistor) and VCSEL test structure simulations. General pur
TURES TO BE CREATED. FURTHER, BY DEVELOPING MULTIPLEXTED GRATINGS THAT ARE ANGULAR AND WAVELENGTH MULTIPLEXED, IT IS P
NDS THE SOURCE, THE TIR LENS CAN FOCUS ALMOST ALL OF THE SOURCE-S LIGHT ONTO A SMALL AREA FOR THE NAVY-S NAVIGATION LIG
ARE THEN RECORDED AT TWO DIFFERENT TIMES AS THE STRESS DECREASES. THIS CAN BE DONE IN REAL-TIME BY USING A PULSE LASER AN
ffraction orders. A variety of phase recording materials will be examined to demonstrate the feasibility of this concept, while Phase II resear
mented in any spectral range, and give a clear two-dimensional pattern of inhomogeneties of the aerodynamic field. By selecting the transm
and smaller size (500 x 500 um2) hologram arrays for massive interconnection and parallel processing not achievable by VLSI. POC will also
and increase the system's dynamic range, the HPOC will incorporate positive and negative CCD detection channels. With the HPOC, ten mil
ification of CMOS state-of-the-art technology. The LIDIA concept is supported by many POCs proprietary and patented technologies.
ment of preliminary design concepts for a field-testable biosensor prototype to be developed during Phase II.
ICE IS THE BASIC BUILDING BLOCK FOR SUPER HIGH SPEED (FSEC) OPTOELECTRONIC COMPUTING AND SIGNAL PROCESSING. THUS, THIS G
or light delivery and signal pick-up, and an x-y stage for 3-dimensional surface stress mapping.
URALLY OFFER HIGHER DEGREES OF STRENGTH WHICH WILL BE FURTHER ENHANCED BY A DIAMOND-LIKE COATING. THIS COMBINATION W
s well as designed into future ones. This is a significant step forward in improving the performance of ultra high frequency satellite (and oth
ll be interconnected using a micro-mirror monolithic approach for static coupling of the single-mode polymeric waveguides. The optically a
ems. The waveguide PBG can preserve the performance of existing waveguide devices (modulators, switches, polarization control devices, a
ATIBLE WITH GLASS, POLYMER, OR POLYIMIDE WAVEGUIDES. THEREFORE, UNLIKE MOST OTHER STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNOLOGIES, ALL O
oxyl radical and combustion intermediates.
tered in conventional 3-D electronic signal processing hardware. Phase I work will include the designs for both electronic processing eleme
our proposed approach include: (1) spectrographic optics are miniaturized and confined to 2D, using waveguide geometry, which is highly
f equipped with a pixel filter array, the system can be used for sectioning imaging of three dimensional objects without any scanning. The P
nal optics); very small number of moderate-quality optical components required; the depth of focus significantly increased compared to co
n to make the NIO a natural extension of the fiber end. Therefore, only a one-piece sapphire probe needs to be exposed to the hot environm
ding the results of Phase I by optimizing the fabrication and material processes to meet international standards of quality productization. P
e a large number of sensors in a network, while maintaining extremely low cross talk and high dynamic range. Using the proposed multiple
r using charge-coupled device (CCD) intensification techniques developed for the Hubble Space Telescope program. The high sensitivity, lar
onvert the captured fluorescent signal to a reading of chemical concentration. The main goal of the proposed Phase I effort will be to dem
AND PHEBNOMENOLOGY WILL PROVIDE THE BASES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF BATTLE DAMAGE ASSESSMENT METHODS AND THE DEFI
flight envelope. In the proposed work plan, a flow visualization technique based on laser-induced fluorescence of a molecular flow tracer w
y effort will address the issues involved in adapting the instrument concept for use in the l to 3 Hm range and to shorter wavelengths. Instru
or controlled carbonization process to potentially reduce the densification time from 12 weeks to 4 weeks. In addition, the proposed proce
acility will also be demonstrated. The Phase II program will then design, fabricate, deliver, and validate a prototype instrument on a designa
fied. In collaboration with the Semiconductor Division of M/A COM, the fluorine FAST process will be assessed for production use. One or m
e at liquid nitrogen temperatures (77 K), require relatively simple and inexpensive cryogenic systems and the shielding level obtained with H
d a sensitivity of less than 100uV/Hz. Picosecond lasers have now become standard, off-the-shelf items. The use of infrared pulses is desira
p computer, a multi-dimensional signal processing testbed or tool kit which can be used to enhance desired features in time series data. Th
IT IS EXPECTED THAT THE DESIGN WILL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE FREQUENCY COVERAGES OF 5 - 6 OCTAVES, SIGNIFICANT REJECTION OF AMB
act conditons (variations in materials, shape, mass, and velocity) in a physically consistent fashion. This proposal addresses the need for a h
CONSTRUCTION OF A LABORATORY PROTOTYPE DISTRIBUTOR AS WELL AS AN INTEGRITY VERIFICATION SYSTEM. THE STUDY WILL BE SUPPL
ture and inventory while simultaneously assessing combined air arms operations. The interactive embedded tactical trainer shall be be use
future. We will conduct atmospheric pressure rig tests of both baseline and modified configurations to evaluate stability and emissions. In
ermore, Flex Tube provides sufcient capacity in a single continuous pressure vessel, eliminating valves and manifold hardware required by
ration signals. Particular interest will be paid to shallow water noise environment modeling and adaptive beamformer constraint selection
multi-dimensional spreadsheet) and one or more existing state-of-the-art optimization packages. The user of the proposed system will dev
undertaken with 2000x2000 pixel density on a 16x16" substrate. In the Phase I, the device design will be optimized and some of the basic
ce cold. In Phase I we propose to develop design programs for these key components and use them to fabricate a bread-board model of th
brication could be used for other types of FPAs in the visible and near IR wavelenths as well as for fabrication of large lenses on wafers. The
es will enable long distance inter-city communications using very small antennas. Ferrite components, such as circulators and latching circu
WORK AS A VALUABLE ALTERNATIVE THAT OFFERS NUMEROUS ADVANTAGES. CONDUCTIVE POLYMERS HAVE EXPERIENCED RAPID DEVELO
0-1000 scfm prototype will be constructed and evaluated for efciency and pressure drop. The effect of the minimized ozone production on
NCLUDE TACTICAL MISSILE, RECONNAISSANCE POD, SATELLITE OR UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE.
panies, PRI, FMI and Ultramet. These companies will research all aspects of the JVTVC system involving vane configuration (airfoil and finen
ncrease the information content of the signal transduction process. Our research has shown that the color of light emitted by beetle lucifera
006 dB steps). Target signals are transmitted to a grid of antenna sites via optical fibers. Each antenna module mounted at active sites conv
participating in the MBL Accelerated Research Initiative (ARI), supported by ONR, to design a system to meet the scientific needs of the pr
entation in an easy to use format. Pultrusion parameter development will identify the critical factors that are key to the production of a qua
ability as well as very high retrieval accuracy and low bit error rate. In Phase I, ET thin films sandwiched between transparent electrodes wi
TH CURRENTLY AVAILABLE DEVICES. SUCH TEMPORAL PROCESSORS, IF SUCCESSFULLY DEVELOPED, WILL HAVE A SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON
onic pixels.
of bond failure. Quantum Magnetics has recently shown that NMR can be used to detect heat damage, moisture, and surface cracks in the
lly been difcult to handle in a solid source MBE system. The development of a valved group V cracking source has reduced many of the co
ffort will focus on selection and testing of candidate ceramic materials necessary for oxidation-resistant, high intensity, radiant combustion
he theoretical short-term and long-term accuracy can be achieved. A specification for a prototype instrument to be designed, fabricated an
d out as requested.
r the frequency converison stages, as well as the A/D converter clock generator. This set of VMEbus modules performing hte RF tuning and
f conventional blind PTV and non-PTV adaptive filters in many applications. The BRPTV filter is rapidly convergent and includes a variety of
tters provided by the processor front-end. Both stages provide optimal (GLRT) statistics for detection and classification of the emitter wave
ty (detection/acquisition capability) and link margin of thse systems, by allowing the receiver to extract the received signal even in the pres
OCESSING ON THE GROUND TO PRODUCE AN INEXPENSIVE, HIGHLY ACCURATE SYSTEM IMMUNE TO INTERFERENCE. THE GPS SIGNAL IS S
SEQUENT SUPER- RESOLUTION DF ON THE COPIED EMITTERS, BY EXPLOITING THE ABRUPT ON AND OFF TRANSITIONS (EDGES) OF THE PU
uate the similarity of resonators on a single substrate for using one as a reference. RAMAR is a four year old company devoted exclusively t
e will develop techniques of passive biasing of modulators so that the amplifier will operate in the linear range. Optical wavelenghts and su
55% to 65% range is anticipated and is based on substantial engine development performed to date. The unique combustion process of th
in the near term, and the development of a dual use technology that can significantly reduce the cost of missile systems. Anticipated Bene
re uniformity, multiple rings of lamps are used, and the power to each lamp ring is individually controlled. Unfortunatel, deriving the neces
interaction), while they differ in that they are more likely to seek protein invaginations rather than surface epitopes and thus would be com
mechanism will be built to prove the selected concept. After testing on a UST mock-up, the design will be refined and modified with the goa
ith small "bowling ball" sized rocks. One of the most successful applications in remote technology has been ROVs. They have been used in m
LE SOFTWARE ACROSS MULTIPLE PLATFORMS AND APPLICATIONS. APPLICATIONS FOR THE SINGLE BOARD CONTROLLER INCLUDE RECONN
pendable propellant impulse performance to levels comparable to nuclear rockets without the reaioactive risks. Geosynchronous satellites
can provide laser detection and spectral processing on a single integrated circuit with very low power. The proposed configuration provide
n the MMC and steel alloy or nickel base alloy wear resistant sections of a composite shaft. The project will initially involve selecting candid
t very high conversion efciencies.
in ALTAIR and (5) assessing the potential use of the ionospheric model at other geographic locations.
G ACCURATE AND COHERENT DESCRIPTIONS OF EXTERNAL ENTITLES (TERRAIN AND OBSTACLES) THAT CAN ADVERSELY AFFECT THE MISSIO
ects and requirements for automated tools. Criteria will be developed to tailor the methodology and tasks for unique requirements of indiv
rameters and relationships. The proposed approach allows a confidence-consideration of the results in a revised availability model. Techni
otype. The project will be leveraged with contributory facilities, systems, software, and expertise through a Cooperative Research and Deve
ystems will be available to satisfy the functional requirements; (4) a multi-variate decision analysis using the analyic hierarchy process to de
s the digitization of complex surfaces with the use of appropraite sensor (digital cameras and light beam projectors) configuration. Multi-re
with intermediate thermalization. The key to the process is to first convert the high-grade ion energy to photon energy, which can then be
mance. We propose several optimizations to SVM which could make it competitive with hand-coded message passing programs for a wide
mented using the libraries, and their performance will be compared to existing solvers. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - A porta
LVE WEAR AND OXIDATION PROBLEM. THE CONTACT TEAM HAS EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE AND UNIQUE CAPABILITIES IN CVD HARD COATING
IAMOND TECHNOLOGY WILL STUDY THE FEASIBILITY OF GROWING HIGH QUALITY, SINGLE CRYSTAL DIAMOND BOULES FROM A DIAMOND
on of a core set of force effectiveness parametrics applicable to conventional warfare in which theater level campaign analyses were perfor
of concern. Each of these systems will be defined by a series of characteristics. In the modeling phase of the project, each of these charact
rmance characteristics of flexible shafts without actually building them. We are the only such manufacturer to have such a tool. Our effort
ques necessary in traditional upconversion and multiplication schemes and will employ readily available commercial hardware, providing ex
ry testing. The result will be a sound analytic and experimental basis for the near-term development of practical semiconductor laser array
meter that can provide PEB process control in chemically amplified resists. This class of resists are recognized as a critical path for achieving
based translational actuator together with a 915 MHz capacitive sensor fulfill these requirements adequately. The proposal outlines a Pha
nsitive to first order temperature-caused variations since resonance is electronically maintained. We have a significant opportunity to fabric
OTOR CONTROL PROBLEMS, HOWEVER, THE HYDRAULICALLY ACTUATED SWASHPLATE IS INADEQUATE. BECAUSE A SWASHPLATE CAN COM
s on a diode pumped external cavity resonator. Experimental and computer modeling of laser the external resonant cavity will be conducte
f our sturdy plugs, our felts, of fiber networks. The fibers are polycrystalline iron whiskers in the range of 0.1 - 0.5 - 1 micron, while the type
at this wavelength, as is the ability to penetrate obscurant and dust on the battlefield. The proposed Phase I effort draws on past and on-go
nel simplicity and low cost. SEO will design a system which provides nin-channel performance with three-channel complexity, size, and cost
RT AND NEXT GENERATION FIGHTER AIRCRAFT. A HEEB MATERIAL PROCESSING SYSTEM WOULD ALSO ALLOW COST EFFECTIVE SURFACE H
RAMETERS ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IN VENT PLUMES: WEAPON DESIGN INCLUDING EXPLOSIVE TYPE AND YIELD
transmitter module, PEN data module and a receiver module, the sensor will ha ciompact and lightweight with low power consumption a
ant cost savings due to simple basic design and non expensive materials; (2) Simplicity of design model optimization; and (3) Enhancement
rig. The firm should like to focus its research on centrifugal compressors, because it is the preferred type for small turboshaft engines. The
on of phased array and nonlinear acoustic interactions will greatly extend the effective range of the denial effect, while providing unique w
for a specifci sensor capability. This approach offers high confidence that an effective complement to existing sensor systems will result. Pro
esign configuration also allows an intrinsically stable TEMOO mode amplifier beam profile, which can be exploited for an efcient output fib
and subsequently recycling the water. Such a closed cycle system has two advantages (1) a modest reduction of toxic contaminants is requi
. The presence of lesions, whose absorption and/or scattering properties differ from those of the sorrounding tissue, can be determined fro
ests. The XINF will use AI techniques to adpatively refine its knowlege of users' interests based on minimal user input and feedback, so it w
space into a true "object space" where "object" is consistent with the object- concept from OOP languages. This will require many novel d
avalanche photodiode, directly on top of a charge coupled device structure. The resulting device is a hybrid of two mature tehcnologies, t
t is this obsservatiion that probides the opportunity described in this proposal for a joint study beween SRA and Purdue U. to design and fa
acceptable time or resource penalties. Under Phase II further simulations would be made to optimize groove depth, location, orientation, e
R WITH SLOWLY MOVING VEHICLES. EXISTING CLUTTER REJECTION TECHNIQUES, WHICH USE WEIGHTED FAST FOURIER TRANSFORM (FFT
ce the number of false alarms. The FTM-GA-NN approach will be applied to real radar data representative of that generated by the current
Gaussian statistics, which is the cases in many radar system applications. Additionally, the higher-order cumulants are insensitive to additiv
e performance of GA & APRS in terms of solution reliability and function evaluations will be tested on a simulation. Phase II will involve com
nc. is ideally suited to carry out the proposed research due to SDL's unparalleled experience with the development of high power, reliable l
gth products. Next an advanced array submount will be developed capable of highest duty cycle of operation and lowest cost allowing a co
OLOGY ARE USED TO ACHIEVE THESE RESULTS.
bers, microchannel coolers and alignment marks. With an innovative optical component design, this new technology not only provides an
CES AND HIGH TEMPERATURE EELECTRONIC DEVICES THAT WILL GREATLY IMPACT BOTH COMMERCIAL AND MILITARY APPLICATIONS INCLU
will be through spectral filtering. The proposed approach has multiple advantages including excellent beam quality for use as an effective s
THE AMPLIFIER COLLIMATION OPTICS, CONSISTS OF A SINGLE GAUSSIAN DIFFRACTION-LIMITED LOBE. THE LASER SOURCE OFFERS HIGH RE
LLSTOR. THE PROPOSED DESIGN ENABLE POWER SCALING WHILE MAINTAINING SPECTRAL AND SPATIAL COHERENCE. THIS REVOLUTIONAR
SDL will develop a complete gas monitoring module combining a tunable mid-IR laser source with optics, control, and calibration electronic
ology for a new generation of optoelectroni components previously not economically manufacturable, such as WDM arrays and phase-shift
ty centered on a proven cloud formation code (PSR/2DSALE). A tailored grid with variable vertical resolution based on specific launch profi
ES THAT LEARN TO RECOGNIZE PATTERNS FROM PAST OBSERVATIONS. THE APPROACH WILL UE SIMPLE PATTERNS AND COMPARE RESULTS
ALK IN CABLES AND CONNECTORS, VSWR RESULTING FROM MISMATCHED CHARACTERISTIC IMPEDANCES, INCREASED CONTACT IMPEDAN
se II, code will be implemented in an existing EWT site.
rmal methodologies for integrating KBS with conventional software, with specific emphasis on the process of V&V/testing of DHS. 2) Develo
obviating the effects of the effects of the cleaning operation.
aywater and oily wastewater feeds aboard ship. This rotating membrane system utilizes the process of centrifugal action and shear forces t
WAN. We have faculty from MIT and UMASS advising us on areas of Aviation Safety and Radio Networks. Our partners in industry will help
vital for our forces to prevail and emerge victorious in a conflict. Real time battle management dictates that force deployment positions be
This extension will include topics such as probabilistic representation of external coupling, crack and aperture definition, and EM penetratio
C ANALYER AND THE SENSOR CHANNEL TESTED FOR LINEARITY AND TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION. A REPORT WILL BE WRITTEN.
dhesion and ESCA analysis will be done on the surface of the films, to relate the data to the work done by the ETDL and further quantity eff
E CHAIN OF THE ACRYLATE MOLECULE. THE METAL LAYERS CAN BE ONE OF SEVERAL MATERIALS THAT INCLUDE Al, Ni, Cu, Co, AND SS. THE
gner combination, that a modification of a high-resolution parametrric spectral analysis technqiue, origianlly developed for stationary signa
successfully for estimating the parameters of constant-modulus signals of the type commonly used in radar and sonar systems. One of its r
gnatures highly time varying, but there are further exploitable signature characteristics that can be used to improve the reduction or cance
y to film and provide hard copy and photoresist printing. A complete system is proposed that offers software to print and generate comput
. An "As-Is" analysis and a "To-Be" plan will be developed under this project. Design parameters for marking and recognition systems (man
m each panel is conditioned so that its voltage is equal to the output voltages of the other panels. These output voltages will be controlled
eate. The state-of-the-art virtual environment technology will wrap the cockpit and outside terrain completely around the pilot. The $100,
eloping similar injury criteria for additional body segments, and subsequently developing a computer simulation model for injury likelihood
pts for performing each function, three locking system concepts will be proposed for development in Phase II. At least one test method will
RE RUGGED, CHEMICALLY INERT AND COMPATIBLE WITH IC PROCESSING THAN POROUS SILICON. THE Si/Ge QNC FILMS WERE FORMED BY
spect of SoftPak is that it is targeted for use by non- statisticians' To facilitate use by the non-statistician. SoftPak embodies several importa
software trade-offs, and (d) providing an objective basis for reliability/performance trade-offs. The effort consists of (1) definition of softwa
D ON THE CONCEPT OF AN AUTOMATED TIE-IN TO THE DEVELOPMENT SOFTWARE ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENT (SEE) USING LOW COST,
to evolving situations; (4) a training environment that represents the crucial elements of a time-critical, mass conflagration situation, while
ctor deposition on the spherical surface. The sphere will then be tested in a state of art network laboratory setting. Advantages anticipated
ATION OF SENSORS WITH COMPLETE CONTROL OF THE VIEWER'S VANTAGE POINT. THE SENSOR COVERAGE WILL BE DISPLAYED IN AN INTU
allows the search planner to obtain an intuitive "feel" for the multiship/MI planning process and sensitivity analysis. The technical approac
lly driven beam jitter. The proposed program would simulate such aero-optical disturbances as thermal boundary layers at optical surfaces
pplications are anticipated in the area of credit card fraud reduction.
minants. The new filter could have many Air Force and civilian applications, in addition to JETCs. The proposed project will explore three of
suitable for only making square posts with facing parallel surfaces that are symmetrically distributed in the composite. The situation poten
turn-on by reducing the capacitance and series resistance of the gate circuit. Most of the proposed changes are already used in the most re
h the constituents of FC-203CE. During Phase I, an existing 0.01gpm prototype will be used to identify preferred process operating condition
ability Investigation System (OASIS) to explore the dynamic nature of the open architecture market. We will identify criteria that enable fut
ms and procedures cost effective configuration using COTS hardware/software whereever possible/but, without degrading ESS/ATE capabiliti
ODS ARE: PRODUCTION OF SILICA GELS AT LOW TEMPERATURE, AND ENABLE FABRICATION OF PURE AND HOMOGENEOUS SAMPLES.
ms which employ maximum likelihood estimators, by (1) introducing adaptive algorithm to modify the estimator accordingly for processing
ast squares system, and (2) to solve the resulting large linear system of equations. The proposed approach include developing tools paralle
ENSIONAL TASK WILL BE GREATLY INCREASED. AN EXAMPLE PARTICULARLY PERTINENT TO THE MISSION OF THE SDI IS THE RADAR DISPLAY
y of microlenses, a large exposure field can be printed with uniform quality. Field flatness problems can be greatly reduced in such designs.
reased. When coupled with a two dimensional display for horizon views, this three dimensional monitor will be a useful training platform.
s with a non-pyrotechnic explosion simulator that is compact, reusable, and configurable for a range of effects. The proposed simulator use
and unattended operation in the detection of single species in open air. GASMAN incorporates these features, along with a long-path absor
-rate and composition. The second is a wafer sensor which measures film thickness and composition during growth. An innovative, high-un
rietary fluxless vacuum soldering for mounting 1 cm, coated array bars without solder voids, and proposes to use all-refractive optics for ef
to be constructed. In Phase I, metalorganic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD) growth conditions for superlattices with different barrier a
contractor Santa Barbara Focal Plane will design a two-color IR focal plane array camera and experimentally demonstrate the proposed two
RINGENCE VERSUS GROWTH CONDITIONS. PHASE II WILL OPTIMIZE THE GROWTH OF Ga(1-x)In(x)P SO THAT THE SECOND-ORDER NONLINE
NGENT REQUIREMENT FOR KEEPING MINORITY CARRIER LIFETIMES IN THE BASE AT VERY HIGH LEVELS, A PREREQUISITE FOR HIGH GAIN. P
elcius and using a new Tl source, isopropylcyclopentadienylthallium, which has a higher vapor pressure than CPTI.
pability offered by a SQUID microprobe together with advances in fabricating SQUIDs and pickup coils from high-temperature superconduct
fied for a demonstation study of cleanup costs based on non-risk-based regulatory cleanup standards versus risk-based cleanup standards.
ES, AND IS IDEALLY SUITED FOR LATTICE-GAS MODELS OF PHYSICAL PROCESSES. THE CURRENT MODULAR DESIGN CAN BE DIRECTLY USED
e and should enable production of a highly effective catalytic antibody for organophosphate neutralization. The project is a collaborative eff
duct are already known. Therefore during the six month period of Phase I we will start a screening of many one-electron oxidants for radica
iction is both innovative and can lead to commercial applications. Obsolescence prediction by its nature resists accurate calculations. By ba
e the local material response at specific points within a structure and to be used to estimate, among other things, the level of damage a stru
detection (DIC) for phase recorded media. We have already achieved "write-once, read-many" (WORM) media at densities of > 10 12power
agility to provide eyesafe opeation, tuning to defeat wavelength dependent countermeasures, and the abioity to match the spectral output
ed and processed for the detection of flaws. Thermoelastic Stress Analysis(TSA)is a differential thermography technique capable of nearly r
ary studies using one of them resulted in very encouraging results. The second approach is very novel and based on a very broad and a new
MRI machines. The key component still required to make PMRI a feasible technology is an ultra-low loss RF receiver. Present-day MRI receiv
T DENSITY. THESE WILL BE PREPARED BY PROPRIETARY PRE-FORMED TECHNIQUES WHICH CIRCUMVENT PROBLEMS WITH BRITTLE, LOW-CU
bstrates using organic polymers. The HTS/low e/HTS layer structure is the enabling technology for many different applications including mu
sses. Because the technique is non-invasive, insensitive to mechanical vibrations and hostile environments, and can be done in real time, S
ntenna will be developed in Phase II of this project. The federal government, and in particular the Department of Defense, along with the p
process monitoring in order to achieve exact composition control. The QW structure parameters will be determined from theoretical mode
Force engines. We will establish the relationships between fastener lubricant performance in engines and in component screening tests.
PERFORMANCE WILL BE ASSESSED USING A DETAILED SIMULATION. THE SIMULATION WILL DRAW ON TWO EXISTING SIMULATIONS. THE F
RSISTENT OBJECTS REPRESENTING ALL OF THE AVAILABLE SYNOPTIC CLIMATOLOGICAL ENTITIES AND DATA. AT LEAST TWO MAJOR PROBLE
ility (and quality) of the final software product. The objective of this SBIR activity is to identify appropriate software design complexity met
f which relies on randomness and the interplay between a prover and a checker to achieve a practically unassailable proof of correctness. T
ation in scale, orientation, and shape of the objects. The basic objective of this research effort is to define the specific architecture of the O
ology to outdoor mobile applications. The Wireless LAN is an Internal Research and Development (IRAD), multiyear effort directed toward
nteroperable reconnaissance systems is a system of systems, and permits systems such as sensors, platforms, data transports (data links, m
ort the resuls in two documents (q) A Reconnaissance Data Recording Road Map to assist tha Navy in formulating research and develoment
e (OMI). The proposed effort will result in the definition of a system architecture and the selection/definition of key hardware and software
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS FOR DATA CONDITIONING THE PROPOSED GENERIC MIXED MODE ASIC CONSISTS OF A PROGRAMMABLE GAIN CON
ht, inducing a phase shifted emission corresponding to the time lag between absorption and fluorescence. These "phase" fluorescence par
n the same uplink slot can be routed to different downlink beams. Fast packet satellite switching has a number of advantages over circuit s
echnique; (2) produce preliminary refractive- SAR (RSAR) architecture that merges time- and frequency-domain information to fill three-dim
OS static RAMs for extended waveform storage. The GaAs IC will include a phase-locked Voltage Controlled Oscillator (VCO) to generate the
jects will be comiled into the dtabase by approapoiate criteria. During Phase I six specific technicla objectives will be met as follows: determ
e submarine adaptation of commercial electronics equipment. The ultimate goal of the Universal Submarine Electronics Equipment Packag
potential of tuning each filters so that it can provide the necessary structural mode suppression while minimizing the introduced phased sh
TATIONAL PROCEDURE FOR SYNTHESIZING A REALISTIC LOW-ALTITUDE ATMOSPHERIC DISTURBANCE MODEL THAT CAN BE USED DURING
ne the minimum set and fidelity of simulation cues required for helicopter shipboard landing training and for developing DI launch/recover
arch methods to identify a limited set of maneuvers that will serve as a check of an aircraft's overall flying qualities. These maneuvers will b
presented which demonstrate the significant potential for improved performance, treatment of specific limitations of existing concepts, an
tly includes "Long-Link" laser diode boosters for internode distances approaching 3,500 meters. The Avionics Wind Tunnel (AWT), an ongoi
work (SMN) technology (developed by WL/AA) - into a successful commercial product. As part of our participation in, and contribution to, m
tion and solid electrolytes will be used in the Phase I laboratory prototype. Electrical evaluation will include determination of capacitance, e
m testing as the MCM is assembled. In this program, we will combine these two technologies to develop a process which maintains the adv
ange, RF dielectric constant, as well as chemical stability, mechanical properties, and thermal properties. We will also determine the suitab
ature stability. Thus the laser emission wavelength is locked to a predetermined value. With this approach optimized and well-developed d
y wide. The collective capability will provide REAL-TIME information tools that search, analyze and monitor component selection, usage and
s in a massively parallel manner akin to the neural computations of the eye and brain. Under development over the past ten years, a few n
works (e.g. CFI) where appropriate. A novel self-timed synthesis methodology will be used, permitting fully static circuits that have been sh
ort the construction of large, high performance neural networks. Our Phase I effort will include the design AND FABRICATION of a small-sc
tion processes could reduce this area to a single IC. Potential advantages over DSP solutions include: single chips solutions for 256x256 foca
ring support. Tangent's "On-Demand" mapping system developed for commercial applications provides an off-the-shelf basis for definition
etworks. During this Phase I, we propose to investigate robust speech processing as an intuitive interface to relieve crew work load and enh
in selecting between broad classes of analog and digital implementation technologies, architectures, interconnect topologies, interfaces, a
ng intelligently compresses the range without distortion. We will prepare a design that increases processing speed by an order of magnitu
UATE THEIR APPLICABILITY TO SPECIFIC EMBEDDED APPLICATIONS. THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEURAL N
nder development. Applicable to both military and commercial aircraft, this proprietary approach would also operate with newer aircraft h
ed for a low cost approach is emphasized. An open architecture sensor suite conceptual design is proposed that is fully compatible with ex
he evaluation of existing military training programs, devices and procedures. We will select, discuss and recommend potential tools and tec
nd chemical means will be considered for a complete dishwashing process. Agents for scrubbing, degreasing, collection of food and cleanin
nt surface and to protect the C/C composite surface will also ensure effective radiation of the heat flux generated by the arcjet plasma.
The process should completely fill any cracks or pores in the C/C composite. In the second approach, metal alloy tubes will be placed in re
duce a high temperature, high speed, low wear, high sealing, efciency, secondary flow seal. A number of screening tests are proposed for
re surface, with in-situ measurement being highly desirable so that the coating deposition process can be controlled to meet the coating th
evel will be established. The proposed Phase I program consists of studying a number of cathodes and processing of thin electrode and sal
ent development and testing of prototype cells, and multicell stacks.
ROWAVE IN SITU NITRIDING OF THE GREEN RBSN CORE. ANTICIPATED BENEFITS: THIS CORE-SKIN STRUCTURE APPROACH IS EXPECTED TO P
n of PCP-treated wood. The technique is called Base Catalyzed Decompisition and has already been demonstrated to decontaminate PCP co
ent technologies have been developed to dechlorinate toxic chlorinated organics, however, very few have been demonstrated to dechlorina
atic friction force) from a variety of angles throughout the sweep regime. Additional processing will be applied to the data, including the fas
e, while minimizing the impact on the radar system. The two techniques--Target Modulated ECCM (TAME) and Multiple Target Angular Reso
er simulation routines will be built, including a novel laser simulation program for transient signals in the presence of spontaneous emission
and extend our simulation methods and to demonstrate the focal plane technology more directly with real data.
n innovative double-sided suppressed carrier (DS-SC) technique that is believed to be applicable to all radar modes. Phase I study tasks con
mulation. In addition, this framework will allow estimation of the effectiveness and cost of training on actual equipment ( an area that has l
NTROL OF WEAPONS PLATFORMS. THE PRIMARY GOAL OF OUR RESEARCH EFFORT IS TO ASSESS THE PERFORMANCE OF THE NONLINEAR D
the process plan to minimize the machining time. The proposal objectives are to automate the design and manufacture plan of custom par
n intelligent query system. Naval Air Systems Command has a requirement to systematically collect and use historical data to develop param
fits: The simultaneous removal of metal ions and the destruction of volatile organic chemicals would reduce the cost of treating contaminc
, and three prototype aircraft have since been built. Here we propose to complete development and flight testing of the third prototype, in
h conversion efciencies and an overall increase of the coefcient of performance (COP) to 1.0 or more. This technology has been proven i
y sensitive, labor intensive and costly. Besides, bydrocarbon solvents are expensive, require vacuum distillation to remove the solvent from
architecture embodies an object-oriented, I/O application framework. This reusable framework is designed and simulated via a logically co
EAT PIPES WILL REPLACE THE CURRENT COOLING PASSAGES, PROBLEMS DUE TO BLOCKAGE OF COOLING PASSAGES BY SAND AND DUST W
and adverse elevation. A CPL design features inherently improved performance under these adverse conditions; consequently, the propose
ill fabricate and test a high temperature loop heat pipe, using an alkali metal or other suitable working fluid and examine the effects of loo
he proposed program addresses the need for materials research and development for AMTEC cells in four areas: *Ceramic to metal seals f
n. Special attention will be paid to effective, timely information dissemination and the information flow problems introduced by a distribute
s proposal is to test the efcacy (under a variety of conditions) of these fungal enzymes for neutralizing the chemical warefare agent MG.
ayer, with the FET gate metals used in Schottky photodetectors. Success would enable 1300 and 1550 nm fiber technologies to be available
velopment, production, and installation cost should be modest, so that the overall system is affordable. The proposed approach incorporat
ystem would also include a second version of the terminal for use by law enforcement ofcers. This terminal would contain a small readout
e proposed approach will use power combining arrays of FET based power generators. This method allows low loss combining ofa large nu
e "Kink effect", incomplete HFET pinch off at high drain voltages and low HFET breakdown. We plan to develop a technology for growing hig
SOLVE PROBLEMS IN CLASSICAL MECHANICS AND FOR FINDING OPTIMAL TRAJECTORIES FOR SPACECRAFT. THIS APPROACH HAS THE ADVA
ative approach applied by Toyon in support of DARPA's sensor development efforts, but will be structured to focus on the issues relevant to
nd observed measurements to modify/improve on our a priori estimate of vehicle drag profile. Our approach can be described as one of us
ent of the single-seater fighter cockpit.
hase I we will decompose the tank weapon system into about 60 subsystems to demonstrate the existence of the template. We will assess
irements for such use applications will be quantified and compared with material characterization information. Procedures to establish a q
ody undergarioent that would contain no having or active components. With proper selection of PCMs contained within a series of packets
tion and test, and maintenance object-oriented representation of the requirements database, sim~ used in the Resource Capture tool (deve
me involved in casting MMC's. Computer integrated manufacturing incorporating rapid prototyping will establish pressure infiltration casti
educing the cost and lead time involved in casting complex shape MMCs. Computer integrated manufacturing incorporating rapid prototyp
nce Architecture (HRA). We propose to demonstrate secure access and authentication systems to insure that privacy and confidentiality of
FOBD system for MODS becomes technically and economically feasible. Propagation of high power laser radiation through optical fibers of
stroms. Application of the ulta-thin capacitor to a switch-load resistor memory cell makes it possible to reduce the memory cell area to one
s of the Phase I effort are: (1) to demonstrate the potential of the sputter deposition process for obtaining highly controlled, uniform, adhe
Also, assembled cells will be evaluated for electrical performance and safety. U.B.I is uniquely qualified to conduct this program, as we hav
et that facilitates the use of glass substrates or the construction of multilayer (stacked) circuitry. Good process repeatability requires the dev
tions. The R&D effort demands a comprehensive investigation and understanding of the: (1) auscultation & diagnostic requirements, i.e., pa
is proposed to be developed based on philosophy of approach beginning with analytical modeling leading to numerical modeling. Fundam
oval. The crystals will provide both velocity and vessel diameter simultaneously, making flow data easily derived. The probe will be easily a
odel the various elements of the processes defined in task two and recommendation of enhancements needed to existing models and add
will also be investigated, building on previous work with Cu-Cr coatings on Cu-Nb microcomposites (ref.6). Indium Tin Oxide coatings will be
and ammunition system will be selected and wear additive development will be performed and demonstrated for that system. Additive form
RK AT VERITAY--SPONSORED BY ARDEC AND OTHERS--SUGGESTS THAT PYROTECHNIC IGNITION MAY HAVE INHERENT VARIABILITY CHARACT
A SMALL VOLUME. * AUNIQUE BRUSHLESS MOTOR WHICH HAS AN EXTREMELY HIGH TORQUE TO INERTIARATIO. *USE OF STANDARD MAT
. We have teamed with International Dynamics Corporation (IDC) for expertise in shock hardening. The phase I effort will emphasize design
e field of pavement surfave condition evaluation that will provide unique advantages over current practices. These advantages include dram
he-air Phase II Proof-of-concept demonstration, including measurements to verify Performance Predicted in Phase I. The high pay-off Phas
ng those into successful government and commercial Phase III products. ViaSat engineers pioneered the original Frequency Hop Code Divis
essing provides an efcient method for minimizing the interference between secondary and primary Fixed Satellite Service users. Phase I w
s acceleration caused by the angular rate component. The development of an IMU design based upon this concept is the objective of the P
es produces equal but opposite Coriolis components in the accelerometers. By adding and subtracting the accelerometer output signals, on
on from nearby surfaces and increase total current; increased carbon tuft surface density to produce more uniform current density and red
e photoluminescence of porous silicon can be reversibly modified by chemical adsorbates. By applying different surface treatments the por
y each is equal but opposite. Thus, by taking the sum and difference of the outputs of the devices one can measure both the linear acceler
mal stability and strength of joints made of SiC and diamond films to copper. Phase II will involve optimization of the processes in terms of u
power supply module with be integrated to the system to further conserve power usage and extend the service duration. Finally, human fa
e used to evaluate microstructural evolution.
ectivity and chemical composition.
r-optic flexure balance will be sensed with a modified and upgraded commercial fiber-optic sensor, which is currently being used in a fiber-
A PARAMETRIC STUDY WILL BE CONDUCTEDTO DETERMINE SUITABLE ABRASIVES, LIQUIDJET PRESSURES AND FLOW RATES. SEVERAL METH
SPATIAL RESOLUTION, OR STORAGE CAPACITY. ACQUISITION AND STORAGE OF IMAGES DURING MECHANICAL TESTS LASTING SEVERAL HO
n, etc. The baseline approach for the proposed research will be the newly invented spiral-mode microstrip (SMM) antenna (patents pendin
plastics such as polyetheretherketone (PEEK), polyetherimide (PEI) and liquid crystal polymers (LCPs) are less hygroscopic and tend to be m
can be matched with a small fixed network or by a simple impedance transformation and are visually covert. The proposed antennas can b
a tribo-contact system with low traction and excellent run-in characteristics to allow thin film EHD lubrication. The traction of PFPE fluids d
attachment devices handbooks for thin wall and sandwich structures. The research required to complete this proposal has resulted in disco
meric nanospheres. We believe the adhesive must be part of a wound dressing system which will produce hemostatsis and protect the site o
n of a Traction Control System and the MCM will be furnished as part of the data package for Phase I of the project. Anticipated Benefits: If
emediation step. The Phase I results will support subsequent scale-up and field testing to be conducted during Phase II and Phase III.
nsive. Therefore, their elimination in the space-based surveillance systems can make the system much simpler to design and fabricate, with
nerate Ada and FORTRAN from PSDL, and to partially generate PSDL from existing Ada programs imported into the environment.
AND TO IMPROVE SENSOR DATA WHICH WOULD BE FED INTO REAL-TIME FEATURE EXTRACTION AND DISCRIMINATION FUNCTIONS. THE LA
esistant plastics and adhesives, and individual cell valves capable of containing the electrolyte, at the same time allowing excessive gas pre
a family of primary flow metering elements (flow tubes) and normally-off, low-power sensors that can be configured and interrogated over
NERATOR INEFFECTIVENESS IS EXPECTED TO BE LESS THAN HALF OF THAT EXPERIENCED IN WOVEN SCREEN REGENERATORS. THE FLOW PA
properties necessary to meet the mechanical and environmental requirements of the structure.
HAS WELL DEFINED MATHEMATICS (FLOW EQUATIONS, STRESS/RATE RELATIONSHIPS, ETC.) WITHOUT ANY ASSUMPTION SUCH AS ENTRAN
, used to dress wounds, containing smart textile could also be remotely sensed supplying advanced medical information on partially treate
will be developed to analyze the fringe pattern, retrieving the displacement and stress information.
s and laboratory demonstration of a breadboard model of the basic system. Both L-band and millimeter-wave circuits will be involved and t
ERIAL PROCESS TO FABRICATE HIGH PERFORMANCE SPACEBASED OPTICAL COMPONENTS AT A MUCH LOWER COST.
opulsion thrust to avoid effusion leakage at chamber pressures previously not attainable.
ng scheme based on the extrapolation of satellite imagery. If the derived time scales are sufciently long, then experience gained in Phase
e accuracy and real-time data using a standardcatheter costing $40.00 per patient. We have tested the technique in five animals and have f
LASMA, WITH FT-IR SPECTROSCOPY ON THE SUBSTRATE AND THIN FILM STRUCTURE. THIS COMBINATION WILL PROVIDE IN-SITU DATA REL
ACKING OF TARGETS. OUR PROPOSED APPROACH FOR PHASE 1 BUILDS ON PRELIMINARY WORK THAT HAS ALREADY BEEN PERFORMED AT
AND TRANSLATES THESE INTO C+++. THESE MODULES CAN BE TESTED TOGETHER. MOREOVER, COST AND PERFORMANCE INFORMATION
BE PERFORMED AT THE NATIONAL NANOFABRICATION FACILITY, WHERE AVOCA LABORATORIES IS AN APPROVED INDUSTRIAL USER. AVOCA
LY ORTHOGONAL SPACES THAT BLOCK DIAGONALIZE THE OPERATOR IN THESE DOMAINS. THESE RESULTS HAVE INTERESTING APPLICATION
NERAL MECHANISMS AVAILABLE FOR ENVIRONMENT INTEGRATION AND PROCESS INTEROPEABILITY. THE EVALUATION WILL HELP VALIDATE
E DETERMINED, ELECRONICALLY, FROM THE VARIATION IN THE IMPEDANCE OF THE TRANSDUCER WITH FREQUENCY. THE PROCESS WOULD
TS AT SIGNIFICANTLY LOWER COST AND WITH EQUIVALENT QUALITY, INCLUDING BIOCOMPATIBILITY AND FATIGUE RESISTANCE, TO WROUG
ELS OF DATA FROM REMOTE OCEAN ENVIRONMENTS. THE KEY FUNCTION OF THIS ANALYZER IS TO MEASURE THE PARAMETERS REQUIRED
OD PROCESSING TO (1) CLARIFY REASONS FOR THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EXPECTATIONS AND USAGE OF FIBER OPTIC SENSORS; (2) IDENTI
D ARE DIFFICULT FOR NONSPECIALISTS TO APPLY, LIMITING WIDESPREAD USE. THE PROPOSED RESEARCH WILL DEVELOP A NEW METHODO
REMENTS WILL BE USED TO IMPROVE DETECTOR PERFORMANCE. THE RESULT WILL BE A NEW SMOKE DETECTION TECHNOLOGY WITH THE
ONS. IN RECENT SUBSTRATE TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENTS, NEW FR4-LIKE MATERIALS CAN BE PRODUCED WITH 2 MIL LINES AND SPACES
SION-MAKING THAT EXHIBIT UNPRECEDENTED ACCURACY AND FLEXIBILITY. WE PROPOSE TO APPLY THESE METHODS TO REDUCTION OF F
T ENTAILS DEVELOPING A STANDARD CALIBRATION MODEL FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF RESEARCH OCTANE NUMBER (RON), MOTOR OCT
HE POSSIBILITY OF EXTENDING FIRE HAZARD ANALYSIS RESULTS BEYOND THAT PORTION OF THE STRUCTURE ANALYZED BY THE FIRE MODE
TE REVIEW DATA, FORMULATE PERFORMANCE RATES, AND APPLY THESE RATES TO STANDARDS OF QUALITY. THE OBJECTIVES OF M&C'S PR
ESISTIVE HEATERS. IN PHASE I OF THIS PROGRAM WE PROPOSE TO UNDERTAKE SUCH A TASK. USING A PULSED LASER DEPOSITION TECHNI
KHZ TO 40 MHZ. THE DEMODULATOR GENERATES BASEBAND SIGNALS THAT ARE PROPORTIONAL TO PHI,(PHI+2PI/3), AND (PHI-2PI/3), WH
D INCLUDE A DETAILED DESIGN OF A DUAL-FREQUENCY RADIOMETER THAT WILL BE INTEGRATED WITH AN EXISTING C-BAND SCATTEROME
DELS WILL ALLOW SPATIAL DATA PRIMITIVES TO BE GROUPED INTO OBJECT CLASSES CONTAINING DATA, ATTRIBUTES, AND HIERARCHICAL O
C, COBOL, FORTRAN AND PASCAL, AND A SEPARATE SUITE FOR INTERACTIVE SQL. CURRENTLY, THE NIST IS UPDATING THE SQL TEST SUITE T
GES. IN ADDITION, IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT OTHER CRITICAL DIMENSIONS OF THE RING GAGES WILL BE DERIVED FROM THE SAME DATA SET
NT. PERFORMANCE DATA WOULD BE CAPTURED VIA ITS ARGOS SATELLITE UPLINK TRANSMISSIONS. A PHASE II SCIENCE MISSION DEPLOYM
PHYLL CONCENTRATION. MAPS OF DATA FROM IMAGING DEVICES CAN ALSO BE PRODUCED. THE ACDMS WILL ALSO PROVIDE OTHER ANA
HIEVE VERY LOW NOX, WHILE MAINTAINING THE FLEXIBILITY NEEDED FOR WIDESPREAD USE OF THE BURNER. THE BURNER USES THE INTE
EMBRANE AND (2) HIGH DESIGN COSTS SINCE MEMBRANE-VOC INTERACTIONS MUST BE STUDIED IN EACH CASE. COMPACT MEMBRANE S
N THE ORDER OF -1,000KJ/MOLE, FOR EACH REACTION INDICATES THAT THE REACTIONS SHOULD OCCUR SPONTANEOUSLY. THE KINETICS,
RS. PHASE I WILL ADDRESS THE TECHNICAL QUESTIONS NEEDED TO DETERMINE FEASIBILITY. THESE INCLUDE DETERMINING THE CAPACITY
ON OF THE PROPOSED AS FUNCTIONS OF CATALYST MATERIAL, CATALYST TEMPERATURE, AND GAS COMPOSITION. FOR SELECTED PROMIS
TO ELIMINATING THE LANDFILL SPACE PROBLEM. IN ADDITION, SINCE THE RAW MATERIAL COSTS OF THIS RECYCLED REINFORCED PLASTIC
trol, an optimal CBT authoring package for the predicted level of technical training, cost effective hardware recommendations for delivery o
manufacturing system for monolithic ceramics using a laminated object manufacturing (LOM) technique. The LOM technique is uniquely su
native concepts are represented either as "alternate paths" in a single Roadmap or in separate Concept Roadmaps within a single roadmap
tion of the system, the gas storage, is devoted to energy storage the rate of increase in size with increasing discharge time is reduced. Using
ty electronically conducting organic polymer materials. The successful results obtained provide a strong technical base for further developm
neration pf PEM fuel cells having ultralightweight components and a simple means of construction as well as a novel means of internal hyd
e natural marine adhesives produced by mussels and barnacles, covalently crosslinked by a proprietary catalyzed chemical reaction to prod
trafiltration membranes, this research will focus upon treating the shipboard graywater. A Phase I research program is needed to character
tions, using graphics and natural language. The effectiveness of these tools will be demonstrated by their application to a number of budge
ute in several agriculture-intensive regions of the US that are highly dependent upon irrigation and in direct competition with metropolitan
plementation in targeted AEDC engine test facilities. Extension to flow density and temperature will also be explored.
E MEASUREMENT IS LIMITED ONLY BY THE ABILITY T O DETERMINE TIME AND DISPLACEMENT, AND CAN BE PERFORMED AT VECTOR UPDA
scope of planar technologies from micrometer to centimeter sized devices bridging the fabrication gap between the micromechanical and
o far term radar technology; and (3) a conceptual framework to exploit the available technology in the design of radio frequency (RF) senso
ne on the bobbin surface. The video camera captures the surface shape at this slice by viewing at an angle between the surface and the ligh
interference of transient signals for verification of commercial radar test environments.

experience assure that program cost and program risk will be low during the build-and-test step. Anticipated Benefits: The proposed projec
ablished in a pilot study. Additionally, this model will be used to identify interventions that might accelerate skills development. A set of self
ning models will be constructed and validated. These measures will then be applied in a series of experimental studies intended to identify
pecially in slab form. Our proposal addresses both a piezoelectric reflective MMW phase shifter as well as a conformal, lenses phase shifter
means to improve the performance of CRRC(S). Our plan utilizes a rigid inflatable material called "INFAB" that can be shaped into hull forms
on of high frequency components of the diesel engine noise, eliminating the need for passive noise suppression measures. The neural filter
zed, including measurements of mechanical properties, elastic modulus, and hardness. Tiles will be produced for evaluation by the Army. T
pt that fullerene based solids can store and delivery oxygen. The effort envisioned is to prepare fullerene based oxygen storage and generati
oduction of fullerene materials, enclusure of the fullerene materials in glass substrates and extensive performance testing of various device
h-Resolution, High-Frequency Sonar System, chemical sensors, video sensors, etc. The program will be carried out by an interdisciplinary te
the absence of the metal film is 50 ohm. A dc magnetic field is applied normal to the film plane. When the magnetic film is biased away fro
EMBRITTLEMENT IS EXPECTED TO NUCLEATE FAILURE MORE READILY ALONG THE ADIABATIC SHEAR BANDS. SECONDLY, BASE ON THE ESTA
f using HELs to synthesize exotic materials including fullerenes and collect data for the design of the equipment that will subsequently be d
t may take the form of a simulated stress-strain curve for monotonically increasing loading, or progressive change in compliance under stati
f more weight efcient composite material designs into this component offers the opportunity to produce a more acceptable flight-weight
valuated. A family of 3-D woven composites recently developed at MSC, which may provide significant improvement in delamination resista
he Phase I, will permit extensive engine bed testing during Phase II. MMI has initiated early colaboration with major automotive manufact
MENT IN THE FUTURE. THE USE OF THE GUIDES PERMITS COMPARISON OF INFORMATION FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES AND THE TRANSFER
his was the goal of the recently completed Air Force "Processing Science for CVI" program. This program went a long way in developing and
ples of procured materials and the results studied, compared and interpreted. Cost, advantages and improvements needed in the methods
ugh rapid composite design verification. In addition, the low cost tooling would facilitate short-run manufacturing of these materials for sp
VE ALREADY BEEN ESTABLISHED UNDER PROGRAMS AT MAXDEM DIRECTED TOWARDS STRUCTURAL RESINS. WE PROPOSE HERE TO USE T
successful effort will demonstrate that high quality Poly-X composites can be prepared by standard thermoplastic composite fabrication te
ate and incorporation of glass-fiber mats and short-glass fiber reinforcements. A successful effort will demonstrate novel Poly-x(tm) produc
ABLE COMMERCIALLY TODAY. A CENTRAL PORTION OF OUR WORK WILL BE TO DEVELOP METHODS BY WHICH USERS CAN IDENTIFY THEIR
rbocharger based gas turbine power plant. All design and fabrication work will be accomplished at the M-DOT facility in Phoenix. Testing wi
EDUCTION GEARBOX WITH LUBRICATION SYSTEM AND SPEED SENSOR. 2. DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF AN AXIAL FLOW DRIVE TURBINE
cavity output circuit capable of efciently extracting the fundamental RF power from the electron beam. We will emphasize high thermal ca
erances of the high speed direct fuel injectors intendcd for these engines. Although the spiral wound elements will be operated in dead-end
specified in Phase I will be developed and used to implement the game designed in Phase I. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - T
polymer resins will be evaluated to achieve optimization of conditions for prepregging, sizing and fabrication. Mechanical, thermal, and solv
ase I will be a development and marketing plan. This plan will be implemented in Phase II with the design, development, and evaluation of
HEY WOULD AUGMENT NORMAL SEISMIC TECHNIQUES IN THE DETERMINATION OF WEAPON YIELD, AND POSSIBLY OTHER PARAMETERS.
h the highest potential payoff. The data will then be off-line processed in various ways for comparison. The results will be compiled and doc
nd connectable to a larger aggregate synthetic environment composed of multiple individual synthetic environments as required to represe
acquisition, classification and tracking, high resolution remote sensing and terrain profiling.
H COMMERCIAL SEMICONDUCTOR LASERS.
of universal integration schemes using point estimators based on various norm constraints designed for robustness to outliers, near sufcie
by an external program. Phase I will provide detailed system definition and requirements and will include rapid- prototyping of a module to
cation and assembley techniques, and issues raised during the Phase I review. By the end of the Phase II the government will have a demo
nd deposition at fixed frequencies. This Phase I effort will demonstrate controlled, variable-frequency operation. This proposed effort will c
ical approach of the Phase I effort will be to use an existing prototype variable frequency microwave furnance available at MLI, which is ca
nough for chemical reactions at low surface temperature, and at the same time low enough to prevent bombardment induced damage and
ol are outlined in the proposal. In both cases the pool is continuously excited at its natural resonant frequency and the excitation frequency
agnetostrictive materials (Terfenol-D) are mechanically stiff and cannot accommodate the large displacements required for isolation moun
ths offer significant advantages for one or both links in an IFF system. The short wavelength compared to microwave and longer wavelengt
material and type of diode on the system requirements. The modeling of a monolithic beam steering array will be carried out on existing in
cation tasks. In preparation for Phase II, an optional task will be to reconfigure existing Millitech instruments to measure returns from comm
glin AFB. Verification of Model predictions is an important first step. The Phase I Work Plan addresses both the requirements and methods
ance detection and target recognition of subsurface targets. The Phase I effort will leverage an existing instrumentation GPR owned by M
of the feasibility of a programmable signal-separating workstation or one or more dedicated processors for signal separation in specific app
AND PARAMETER EXTRACTION, TEST CRITICAL RHA PARAMETERS NOT PRESENTLY BEING MEASURED, AND REMOVE THE RHA TESTING BOT
ng various non-destructive inspection methods. Under the proposed program, a technical evaluation will be made of the techniques in wh
ntification of poisions, abused drugs, and chemicals present in battlefield environments. Anticipated Benefits: A non-invasive blood glucose
rty can reduce the probability of detection. Optical signatures can be degraded by shallow burial in water or soil; hydroacoustic signals from
FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF THE LARGE AMOUNT OF DATA REQUIRED TO REPRESENT THREATS AND COUNTERMEASURES. THESYSTEM INC
ng kinematic data will be configured and adapted. Tasks and constraints will be defined to evaluate the kinematic performance of soldiers o
rechargeable batteries will result in lighter weight and longer operational time of battery powered electronic devices.
SSES BY A LOWER-COST ASSISTANT. ITEMS THE EXPERT MUST JUDGE ARE EXTRACTED, COMPRESSED, AND PLACED ON RANDOM ACCESS M
geable lithium batteries with high specific energy and long cycle life of importance to portable computers, cellular telephones and electron
cations demanding a high power and a high energy density including the hybrid systems for electric traction.
espect to conventional method of moments and partial differential equation solvers. These features are of crucial impotance in application
emediation traits for additional metals, including radionuclides. The scale of the work is only possible using robots. The most promising stra
sing a developed vibration profile. Other critical issues including mounting methods, critical alignment concerns, and high acceleration effe
modulus and loss modulus data. Specific, detailed, Phase I work plan tasks are given for investigating the technical merit and feasibility of
ors (fiber optic gyroscope).
aAs quantum wells for the LWIR. R/O design will share charge between the unit cell capacitors and columns to increase signal-to-noise but
ns, and conduct training exercises. GPS and visualization have numerous commercial applications including transit system monitoring, emer
monstrated the potential of using prallel processing for very high speed analysis of patterns of abuse to the law enforcement community. W
ependent evaluation. The project will be performed with the technical assistance of Pratt & Whitney-Florida and Rice University.
d evaluation. The Phase I final report will identify several validation methodology options an their cost both in dollars and manpower.
t to design practices across the industry. We will encourage use of, and obtain feedback upon, the guidelines through an organized contact,
ble experience with nonlinear and/or nonstationary analysis of real data in areas of importance for the Navy. UItra-wideband radar is enha
n software products will be evaluated for possible integration into the system. A modular design for the data input and output and the visu
ways certain scenarios in which multipath cannot be isolated. NAVSYS has developed a receiver autonomous integrity monitoring (RAIM) su
e ambiguities can be resolved immediately after a single measurement from each channel. When visibility is reduced or noise is large, the
d performance requirements for a PLAS system will be identfied to take full advantage of the V-22 insertion and extraction capabilities. A st
Samples will be analyzed 48 hours after treatment with the enzymes.
ost, miniaturized GPS sensor which requires no initialization pre-launch; rapid signal acquisition even in high dynamics (
tools that package these techniques will allow trainers to develop simulations that adapt to varying learning levels and accommodate the
t-tolerant operation. We propose to examine whether this technology can be applied to distributed computing between conventional comp
ndability of new, stiffer frames. The third is in the demonstration of high lifetime of ion masks fabricated from new materials. The final task
ure of synthetic DNA, bringing true nanotechnology to science and industry. The diffraction limit of current optical storage systems will be c
S MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY. NTC PROPOSES TASKS FOR THE ANALYSIS, ENGINEERING, AND BREAD-BOARD MODELING OF SIX INDUCTOR
to a number of microwave circuit configurations, including lumped capacitors and cross-overs. If successful, it will form the basis for more a
egration issues associated with construction and operation of arrays of these devices.
wing in this metallic films. By analyzing the magentic fields, an image of the conductor responsible for the production of the fields is obtaine
ol employing combined numerical optimization/aerodynamic prediction techniques for the optimal aerodynamic design of missile fins with
CONFIGURATIONAL EFFECTS ON UNSTEADY SEPARATED FLOWS AND THE SUBSEQUENT INDUCED DYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS. THE UNSTE
atellite channels. A question of considerable interest, which we will address, is whether this technique can support a higher data rate than
duce the best compression integrating three independent methods.
ultiple simulations is expected to provide orders of magnitude speedup. Anticipated Benefits: Simplify the development and operation of d
e conclusion: The use of a neural network controller for active vibration suppression has been shown to be both feasible and realistic.
e logging will provide an effective means for measuring permeability of the formation or fractures. Through this project, the technology an
eo games, etc.). Upon completion of Phase 1, a solid foundation for prototype of a 3D display system will be built.
onduct a complete survey of current technology to develop system requirements and then build and deliver a prototype of the approach w
h the same grain weight of propellant now used have substantially increased velocity.
ill be designed around this GMR memory cell and simulated. An MRAM chip will be designed and built using this architecture in Phase II. In
reductions in size and weight. BLT thyratrons and higher voltage Barium Titanate capacitors will also be tested. The final pulse generator w
ble than the prevalent technologies such as flip-chip bonding and epitaxial liftoff. We will apply the SPF technology to integrate photonic d
ic have been successfully applied to similar soil decontamination problems. The final report will also identify superfund projects within the
the weakness of each materials, e.g. increasing the sensitivity of the ferroelectrics by methods of transition-metal doping and chemical re
ROCESS. THE PE-CVD APPROACH COMBINES PLASMA ACTIVATION AND ACTIVE OXIDATION FOR NON-EQUILIBRIUM, LOW TEMPERATURE C
be readily interpreted and would provide track confidence levels that can be directly compared for prioritizing.
ONF-RAMs may be a solution to the quest for nonvolatile random access memory (RAM) devices of even higher density, higher read/write
TIONS IN SIZE AND COST FOR THE NEXT GENERATION MILITARY AND COMMERCIAL SENSORS, WITH EMPHASIS ON MISSILE SYSTEMS AND
of new techniques specific to vulnerability assessment. The overall goal of this Phase I research is to develop a recommendaiton concerning
s. The proposed Phase I study involves linear and nonlinear theory and numerical simulations to allow design of the structure and its incor
H FIDELITY SIMULATIONS OF MILITARY OPERATIONS. WE PROPOSE TO INVESTIGATE, EVALUATE, SELECT AND DEVELOP ADVANCED, INNOVAT
ission attributes for each mission area. Specifically quantitative payoff estimates derivable by these JTIDS-basaed tactics will be addressed.
agne information, available slot resources may not support both the internal and external communication needs. Furthermore, any tow te
es, and health effects data for physical and chemical agents, (4) to develop and demonstrate technical and analytical approaches to perform
machining technology to develop and demonstrate a cost-effective, reliable, and broadly-applicable vertical integration of a multichip modu
A MAXIMUM RELAXATION OSCILLATION FREQUENCY OF 71 GHz WAS OBSERVED BY STREAK CAMERA MEASUREMENTS, ON AN 8 MICROM
AT THIS TIME. JAPAN CURRENTLY OFFERS FLUOROCARBON CLADDING MATERIALS AT EXORBITANT PRICES. THE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPED H
porated into the final design. By implementing "smart" pixel technology coupled with free space global optical interconnects, two primary
develop optical system which provide one and two intermediate images suitable for use with laser limiters. The optical system will operate o
ity of our optimized, high performance and low cost TDFFOAs will benefit a host of dual use technologies tremendously and have a signific
PPLY INFORMATION ON HOW TO MAKE THE PHYSICS MODULE MOST APPEALING TO MINORITY AND FEMALE STUDENTS. A SCRIPT AND ST
(iii) OPTIMIZED SINGLEMODE DESIGNS FOR FABRICATING THE 1017/1310 NM WAVELENGTH DIVISION MULTIPLEXERS, AND (iv) THE EVENT
he autopilot. The high angle of attck missile control and guidance laws will be ealuated in a simulation to bring out the advantages of high
with sufcient sensitivity. Therefore, we propose here to build an inerferometer-type gyro as the low-cost integrated optic rotation sensor
ountered. Similar techniques can be incorporated in other high compression algorighms, including wavelets and Optivision's own Recursive
. We have identified two initial target applications for the distributed ATM optical interconnect. It can be used to network clusters of compu
) Experimental characterization of existing transmitter and receiver designs to enable design of practical arrays of elements. Experimental v
on through use of low loss, EMI proof optical fibers. In this case, since there are not electrcial signals present at the antenna, e.g., L.O. leak
based design with a hermetically sealed sensor construction. We week to significantly reduce costs of optoelectronic transceivers by develo
NDER TEST. THE PROPOSED OPERATIONAL SYSTEM CONSISTS OF SEVERAL DEVICES WHICH ARE EACH INDIVIDUALLY OPTIMIZED FOR PERFO
n understanding. Static graphs of cumulative statistics, such as average execution time, would also be provided. In this method, the decoup
mercial spin-offs. Our proposed Phase I research will focus primarily on bat biosonar processing because of the availability of more extensi
Frequency Active (LFA) signal processing work for SPARWAR. ORINCON's Strategy for Resource Allocation Through Acoustic, Geographic, an
OF NOISE. THIS PROPOSAL WILL DEVELOP FURTHER ENHANCEMENTS, INCLUDING THE USE OF TOTAL LEAST SQUARES (TLS) TECHNIQUES, G
yping environment that fulfills all identified IUADE general requirements, early in Phase I as a baseline configuration and hardware/software
racted from the data by machine. This will provide the first step toward automatic screening of large volumes of EEG data. Advanced array
sses, the snapshot measurements-taken at the same locations-are compared to the initialization measurements by differencing. If "signific
s to determine the feasibility of using existing IUSS resources and maritime patrol aircraft to detect, classify, and monitor whale and fishing
nced Technology has invented a technique for performing multi-color imaging using staring arrays. This technique not only enables a senso
his technology may be combined with hyperspectral imaging technology that we have also developed to produce an overall system which p
and direct laser signals A system designed to detect pulsed lasers may not be effective in detecting CW lasers if such a system is looking fo
TO MEASURE THE SPECTRUM OF THE TARGETS AND BACKGROUNDS IN ORDER TO DISCRIMINATE AND IDENTIFY.
e II a prototype will be designed, build and operated under actual field conditions. Osmotek has pioneered commercial development of DO
me delay. Receiving the proper message, the "Victim" operator is alerted to the operation. Meanwhile, the message is valiadated and answ
ritical commodities for their programs. Data is entered for each supplier, route, transshipment point, entry port, etc., represented as nodes
rsonnel with minimal training to collect data.
vely large, stationary dichroic screen to reflect the project IR wavefront to the missile sensor under test. This development approach has th
ared using a computer model and measures of effectiveness that consider optical transmission, resolution, canopy reflection reduction, and
ON AND OTHER IMPORTANT I/O FUNCTIONS (OPERATING SYSTEM AND USER-TABLE AND DISPLAY PALETTE TABLE MANAGEMENT) IN ORDE
REQUENCIES. THIS WILL DEMONSTRATE THE ABILITY TO PRODUCE MATERIALS THAT HAVE DESIRABLE NONLINEAR PROPERTIES.
type a visualization language that allows the rapid construction of simulation visual layouts. Phase II would explore the technology necessa
d. The key challenges during Phase I will be economically provide a thick coating (of an adiabatic shear prone alloy) on the tungsten alloy su
ass the technology developments and improvements highlighted in the Phase I plan. The 3" diameter InP crystals will be grown, processed
acturing processes developed by our teammate, Alliant Techsystems. During Phase II, we will apply the Phase I methods to the cathode inte
tion and to show that the mixing impeller provides uniform conditions in the etching chamber. A prototypical hydrodynamic bearing will be
ses authentication and patient confidentiality issues and adheres to open standards for user interfacing and networking. Feasibility will be d
re of this holographic film allows the creation of liquid crystal composites that can be electrically controlled, allowing the development for
a surface ship torpedo defense system. A variant of projectile designs currently under development is proposed for the required mine neut
ack control and acoustic/vibration performance is verified through experimental testing of the prototype device.
atform. The project is to be accomplished in seven tasks: Requirements Identification, Model Design, Control Strategy and Design, Software
effective and which would be least effective in each situation. We will capitalize on the expertise of AP training staff and aircrew members
ems. This project will examine and compare the spiral and tangential flelxure for designing reproducible, highly reliable, long life, radially s
n-house engineering expertise, Pegasus will perform feasibility studies to evaluate the potential and practical feasibility of four identified co
linker and catalysts. Final processing with supercritical fluids will maintain the microstructure of the material while removing solvent.
circuit manufacturing operations. In addition, through their relationship with MIT Lincoln Laboratory, IBM will have access to state of the ar
system. Background information on similar chemical and biological systems, the extended and accelerated schedule of events and mileston
ll establish the merits of a Phase II program.
e. separation of a booster or bus from the associated plume, target discrimination, target orientation determination, hard body/wake sepa
or a simulation of erosive rain impact, design of a unique, innovative droplet generator, and demonstration of droplet production and contr
delity system simulations. This project will develop a design and proof-of-concept kernel for an end-to-end simulation of the critical elemen
ile lock (LOL) and the detection of same by the algorithm, and the rate of false LOL indications. The effoects of noise and measurment erro
ard optical interconnection and test the bit error rate for both signle- and multi-mode VCSELs; and5) develop the Phase II plan for demonst
ERCIALIZE THE DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY. THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROPOSAL IS TO CONDUCT THE NECESSARY DESIGN, EVALUATION
t are very short (L=1). Consequently, the photon density can be > 100 times higher than in edge-emitters while the photon lifetime remain
orking on OSPs will insure utility for systems under development. Objectives are: 1)evaluate the usefulness to OSPs of device configurations
64 GIGABITS/SEC AND A NETWORK THROUGHPUT OF 4 TERABITS/SEC. THE SYSTEM WILL BE ROBUST, COMPACT AND FAULT-TOLERANT. TH
RCHITECTURES; 3) DESIGN AND EVALUATE CORRESPONDING HYBRID LENS SYSTEMS, 4) COMPARE THE PERFORMANCES OF THE SYSTEMS A
ucture simulations. General purpose, verified and accurate numerical simulators capable of handling both photonic and electronic devices
VELENGTH MULTIPLEXED, IT IS POSSIBLE TO CREATE MORE POWERFUL AND FLEXIBLE INTERCONNECTION NETWORKS THAN TYPICAL FAN-
OR THE NAVY-S NAVIGATION LIGHT APPLICATION, A LARGE-DIAMETER OPTICA FIBER OR FIBER BUNDLE COULD RUN UP THE MAST TO DELI
IME BY USING A PULSE LASER AND REAL-TIME HOLOGRAPHIC MATERIALS AND THUS BE IMMUNE TO VIBRATION. THE RECONSTRUCTED IM
is concept, while Phase II research will be aimed toward real time implementation of the proposed all optical non-linear processor for narr
mic field. By selecting the transmittance profile of the elementary object, it is possible to adjust the WFS spatial sampling rate to the mediu
achievable by VLSI. POC will also explore applications of this HBDOP system to high-speed radar signal processing, morphological image pr
hannels. With the HPOC, ten million parallel correlations can be performed. The unique, extremely high parallelism of computation, which
nd patented technologies.
NAL PROCESSING. THUS, THIS GENERIC CONCEPT HAS POTENTIAL TO SPAN A BROAD VARIETY OF UNIQUE PHOTONIC COMPONENTS, INCL
COATING. THIS COMBINATION WILL ENSURE THAT POC'S SYSTEM IS "RUGGED, RESISTANT AND RADIATON HARD. PHASE I EFFORTS WILL FO
high frequency satellite (and other) communications. POC's DDR will operated using a pseudo straightforward synchronization (PSS) metho
meric waveguides. The optically active polymer-based channel waveguides can be fabricated on any optoelectronic substrate, including GaA
es, polarization control devices, and coherent couplers). It can also improve existing devices by reducing loss, increasing the branching angl
-THE-ART TECHNOLOGIES, ALL OF THE INTEGRATED-OPTIC MATERIALS WILL HAVE CLOSELY MATCHED REFRACTIVE INDICES. POC'S RECONF
both electronic processing element photonic interface units which constitute the basic building blocks of the proposed 3-D, optically assiste
guide geometry, which is highly compatible with fiber optic systems. Spatial filtering by an SLM array eliminates all mechanical movements
ects without any scanning. The Phase I research effort will result in an experimental demonstration of a proof-of-concept of the pixel filter
cantly increased compared to conventional systems; easy alignment. POC realizes that the proposed approach differs significantly from the
o be exposed to the hot environment of the engine. The sapphire probe can be installed flush with the engine wall, without intruding into t
ards of quality productization. Phase II will also include ehancing the performance characteristics of both modulators, and cost effectively e
nge. Using the proposed multiplexed FBG sensor network, combined with neural network data analysis techniques, the status of the aircraft
program. The high sensitivity, large dynamic range, small size, and lower power requirements of the proposed CCD detector promise a com
sed Phase I effort will be to demonstrate the ability of such sensors to measure meaningful concentrations of at least one chemical of medi
MENT METHODS AND THE DEFINITION OF BATTLE DAMAGE REPAIR TECHNIQUES AND EQUIPMENT.
nce of a molecular flow tracer will be used to study the effects of this actuation technique on a separated flow surface. The influence of m
nd to shorter wavelengths. Instrumental configurations are presented that cover both the atmospheric windows at 3 to 5 and 8 to 12 pm. Il
In addition, the proposed process can be used with the simpler low pressure impregnation and carbonization precedure for added cost sa
ototype instrument on a designated Air Force engine test stand.
sed for production use. One or more device lines will be selected as the Phase II test-bed. The process flow charts will be modified to accom
he shielding level obtained with HTS shields is greater than can be obtained with pre-existing 77 K shielding technology. However, with curre
he use of infrared pulses is desirable because they can be generated by compact fiber pumed by highly efcient diode lasers. This combinati
d features in time series data. The data will be displayGd in the LOFARgram format, after processing. When the tool kit is completed one or
SIGNIFICANT REJECTION OF AMBIENT NOISE AND REFLECTED NOISE, AND ACOUSTIC IMAGING CAPABILITY.
posal addresses the need for a high fidelity, physics-based model for first-order predictions of meteoroid and debris impact damage and its
TEM. THE STUDY WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED BY CRITICALLY REVIEWING OPTICAL FIBER MATERIALS SUITABLE AT 10.6 MICRON AND STATE-OF
ed tactical trainer shall be be used during flight and crew training, mission operations (including austere basing), mission debriefs, and main
luate stability and emissions. In Phase II we will choose an appropriate Air Force gas turbine engine combustor configuration or proposed f
d manifold hardware required by conventional multi-cylinder storage systems. By flexing and conforming to the available vehicle space, CNG
eamformer constraint selection to model realistic beamformer operation. The results of this Phase I effort will include a complete design a
r of the proposed system will develop models in IMPROV, which will then be fed transparently to the optimization package, which will retur
ptimized and some of the basic process issues will be resolved. Anticipated Benefits: A practical low cost x-ray diagnostic imager will have w
icate a bread-board model of the membrane-driven compressor. This compressor will be tested for reliability and consistency to establish t
on of large lenses on wafers. The large area binary lenses can be used to replace the refractive lenses with tremendous reduction in weight
as circulators and latching circulators are used in the front-ends of two way communication systems. The requirement of low cost and high
AVE EXPERIENCED RAPID DEVELOPMENT IN RECENT YEARS, AND THEY NOW HAVE PROPERTIES THAT SUGGEST THAT THEY ARE QUITE ATTR
e minimized ozone production on ventilation requirements to meet NIOSH standards for ozone, will also be established by means of a mate
ne configuration (airfoil and fineness ratio), materials of construction, applicable coatings, heating and structural aspects, thermochemical a
of light emitted by beetle luciferases can be controlled by changing less than 1% of their primary structures. This unique situation should al
ule mounted at active sites converts the optical signals to electronic signals and drives an antenna. The entire wide-band data path can sim
eet the scientific needs of the program.

re key to the production of a quality carbon fiber composite. Thermal energy management will be a primary focus of effort to establish ove
ween transparent electrodes will be fabricated and characterized to determine the feasibility of the electric page-addressability. The config
AVE A SIGNIFICANT IMPACT ON OPTICAL COMPUTING AND OPTICAL SIGNAL PROCESSING TECHNOLOGIES. TO DATE, ALL THE RESEARCH AC
oisture, and surface cracks in the carbon/epoxy composite materials common in aerospace applications. Quantum Magnetics has also show
urce has reduced many of the complications associated with using solid phosphorous. This will be the approach taken for this proposed pro
gh intensity, radiant combustion. Radiant intensity will be measured for the experimental bench-scale combustor design for a range of emitt
ent to be designed, fabricated and evaluated in Phase II will be developed.
es performing hte RF tuning and digitizing functions is a natural compliment to the wide range of high performance signal processing board
ergent and includes a variety of known modulus and known constellation cost functions. A specialized adaptive PTV filter termed the optim
lassification of the emitter waveforms, and provide optimal (ML) estimates of the emitter waveforms under appropriate modelling conditio
received signal even in the presence of strong interference, and by allowing the transmitter to maximize the received signal energy in the
RFERENCE. THE GPS SIGNAL IS SNAPSHOT DIGITIZED AND TELEMETERED TO THE GROUND OVER EXISTING METEOROLOGICAL CHANNELS.
RANSITIONS (EDGES) OF THE PULSED EMITTERS. HOWEVER, THE CURRENT DMP IMPLEMENTATION HAS A FIXED TEMPORAL (EDGE) RESOL
d company devoted exclusively to the design, manufacture, and marketing of lithium niobated modulators for the communications, CATV a
nge. Optical wavelenghts and substrate materials will be chose for suitability for this novel application. We will also determine compatible
unique combustion process of the Modular Engine permits multi-fuel utilization with inherently low pollutant emissions. The use of proven
missile systems. Anticipated Benefits: The exceptional optical and mechanical properties make RCS transparent spinel useful as domes for in
Unfortunatel, deriving the necessary power-time profiles is both expensive and time consuming. Therefore, the objective of this Phase I pro
epitopes and thus would be complementary to the antibody approach. In Phase I, we will demonstrate the feasibility of this technology fo
fined and modified with the goal of providing a hardened design. Phase II and III will be used to develop the controller to dirve the sytem a
n ROVs. They have been used in many applications from underwater surveillance to off-shore oil platform servicing. However, shallow enviro
CONTROLLER INCLUDE RECONNAISSANCE, DECOY DEPLOYMENT, MINE DETECTION AND REMOVAL, AND ROBOTIC CONVOYING. THE PROP
risks. Geosynchronous satellites used for C3I purposes will benefit dramatically from advanced solar rocket propulsion. Ultra High temperat
proposed configuration provides high optical efciency and discriminates non-laser phenomenon based on temporal, coherence and wave
initially involve selecting candidate MMC/metal alloy combinations in transition joint configurations for preliminary screening tests and we
ADVERSELY AFFECT THE MISSION. INFORMATION MUST BE PRESENTED SUCH THAT IT DOES NOT DISTRACT THE PILOT FROM OTHER TASK
for unique requirements of individual ADP development projects. Our Phase I effort will produce: (1) a requirements document prepared in
evised availability model. Technical objectives include modifying current Mil-Std 1388 model of operational availability, expanding model el
a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement (CRADA), with the Robot Systems Division of the National Institute of Standards and
e analyic hierarchy process to define and evaluate measures of merit (effectiveness and efciency) to perform trade-off analyses among the
rojectors) configuration. Multi-resolution data, depending on the requirement, can be collected for different surfaces simultaneously or sep
hoton energy, which can then be directly converted to electrical energy. We term this new process Photon-Intermediate Direct Energy Conv
ge passing programs for a wide range of applications, including iterative linear Bolvers, unbtructured computational fluid dynamics codes,
/Potential Applications - A portable, object-oriented linear algebra library will permit users to develop easy to use, machine-independent lin
PABILITIES IN CVD HARD COATING TECHNOLOGY; THIS PROVIDES A STRONG BASIS FOR SUCCESSFULLY MOVING INTO cBN COATINDS WITH M
OND BOULES FROM A DIAMOND SEED USING THIS NEW DEPOSITION TECHNOLOGY. ONCE PROCESS PARAMETERS FOR HOMOEPITAXIAL GR
campaign analyses were performed within the "Strategy to Task" as well as the acquisition directives (DoDI 5000.1/.2). This proposal takes
he project, each of these characteristics will be varied parametrically and the impact of the variation on scenario outcome defined. The imp
r to have such a tool. Our effort will determine, amoung other things, the following: 1. How to manufacture the proposed design. 2. The id
mmercial hardware, providing extremely attractive size and cost efciencies. The proposed system also avoids the phase noise problems of
actical semiconductor laser array coolers.
ed as a critical path for achieving small CDs (0.25 um) of the future, and controlling PEB is essential for reliable, repeatable processing.
tely. The proposal outlines a Phase I program to design a X-Y translation mechanism and to provide experimental proof of concept by demo
a significant opportunity to fabricate the structure with the LIGA process by virtue of our access to the CAMD facility at LSU. This technique
CAUSE A SWASHPLATE CAN COMMAND ONLY THREE DEGREES OF FREEDOM, INDIVIDUAL BLADE CONTROL (IBC) CANNOT BE ACCOMPLISH
resonant cavity will be conducted witht different stabilizing parameters studied.

.1 - 0.5 - 1 micron, while the type of plastic can be selected. Examples are epoxy or polycarbonate. Since an already conductive network of
e I effort draws on past and on-going activities at SEO to prove the feasibility of target identification, and to develop a preliminary design of
hannel complexity, size, and cost. This will be accomplished by constructing a three-channel transmitter and a nine-channel receiver which
OW COST EFFECTIVE SURFACE HARDENING OF STEEL UP TO DEPTHS OF 5 MM. THE AVERAGE POWER LEVELS NOW AVAILABLE USING HEEB
DING EXPLOSIVE TYPE AND YIELD; TARGET DESIGN, COMPLEXITY, AND RESPONSIVENESS; PREEXISTING VENTS AND VENTS PRODUCED BY PE
with low power consumption and low cost. In this novel configuration# the sensor will be intrinsically inssinsitive to noise, background rad
timization; and (3) Enhancement of elementary broadband antenna design, to significantly increase low frequency performance. The techn
r small turboshaft engines. The firm presented a candidate clearance control system in this proposal, although the candiate control system
effect, while providing unique weapons interactions with the target facility. Anticipated Benefits: This technology has very significant poten
ng sensor systems will result. Promising sensor candidiates include remotely-emplaced seismic/acoustic arrays, chemical species identificati
ploited for an efcient output fiber coupling. Availability of the alser crystals and use of modular design concept will provide wide spectral
on of toxic contaminants is required thereby significantly reducing the treatment cost and (2) the elimination of wastewater discharge into
ing tissue, can be determined from observation of the light transmitted through the tissue. The technique relies on nonlinear optics in spec
user input and feedback, so it will be simple to use and capable to high selectivity. In addition, the XINF will be implemented using scalable
es. This will require many novel developments, including hierarchical tuple spaces (to support inheritance) and generalized models of proce
id of two mature tehcnologies, that, with certain provisions, allow the two technologies to function properly as a single integrated unit. The
A and Purdue U. to design and fabricate photo-conductors of LT GaAs on silicon, and begin a study that may provide an additional path to s
ve depth, location, orientation, etc., and the final designs would be verified by experiment.
FAST FOURIER TRANSFORM (FFT) PROCESSING, SUFFER FROM DEGRADED FREQUENCY RESOLUTION. A NEW POWERFUL TECHNIQUE OF SP
of that generated by the current Joint STARS system and/or near-term technologically feasible enhancements to the Joint STARS system to c
mulants are insensitive to additive Gaussian-distributed noise, such as receiver noise and interference sources. Thus, cumulant-based algor
mulation. Phase II will involve complete optimization and testing of the flight control system using FA and APRS methods.
opment of high power, reliable laser diodes covering 0.630-2.0 um spectrum range, including 8 W CW at 2.0 um and 50 W cw monolithic 2
on and lowest cost allowing a common submount for all products. Common lithography-based cooler technology and common high brightn
echnology not only provides an efcient high brightness laser coupling, but also provides a low cost manufacturing method. Successful com
D MILITARY APPLICATIONS INCLUDING HIGH PERFORMANCE OPTICAL STORAGE, COLOR PRINTING, COLOR REPROGRAPHICS. VISUAL DISPL
m quality for use as an effective space laser radar.
LASER SOURCE OFFERS HIGH RELIABILITY AT A VERY HIGH ELECTRICAL-TO-OPTICAL CONVERSION EFFICIENCY EXCEEDING 25%. THE LASER
OHERENCE. THIS REVOLUTIONARY LASER DESIGN IS APPLICABLE TO ALL SEMICONDUCTOR LASER MATERIALS EMITTING FROM VISIBLE TO
ontrol, and calibration electronics that can, by swapping in and out diode sources, be used at any wavelength in the 2-5 um band. The gas s
h as WDM arrays and phase-shifted DFBs.
on based on specific launch profiles is proposed, and we develop a distributed buoyancy and momentum source function based on the "gro
TTERNS AND COMPARE RESULTS WITH A NEURAL NETWORK APPROACH. FINITE STATE MACHINES ARE A VERY SIMPLE WAY TO TRANSFORM
INCREASED CONTACT IMPEDANCE, INSERTION LOSS, TRANSFER IMPEDANCE VARIATIONS AND DECREASED SHIELDING EFFECTIVENESS. IF
of V&V/testing of DHS. 2) Develop a data base of V&V tools that can be commercialized. We will also become uniquely qualified for provid
trifugal action and shear forces to prevent membrane fouling common to spiral-wound elements. The open channels in the unit eliminates
ur partners in industry will help in commercialization of the technology. We will also be bringing our expertise in fault tolerance to make th
at force deployment positions be known accurately. However, such information should not fall into the hands of the enemy, or the security
ure definition, and EM penetration through such p.o.e.'s. Deterministic treatment of p.o.e. EM penetration and of the external coupling wil
ORT WILL BE WRITTEN.
the ETDL and further quantity effects of the O2 and CF4/02 plasmas. Treated films will be metallized with and with out exposure to air, and
LUDE Al, Ni, Cu, Co, AND SS. THESE NEW COMPOSITES HAVE EXCELLENT ELECTRICAL AND THERMAL CONDUCTION CHARACTERISTICS AND
ly developed for stationary signals, can generate time-frequency grams for non-stationary signals with better resolution than that of the W
ar and sonar systems. One of its remarkable properties is that the PPT converts broadband signals whose phase is a polynomial function of
improve the reduction or cancellation of the self noise. These include a high degree of spectral redundancy (or spectral correlation) and e
re to print and generate computer generated DOEs.
g and recognition systems (manual and automated) that will meet our current and future needs will also be addressed. The ultimate goal o
utput voltages will be controlled so that efcient battery charging can be done. Power conditioning and charge control electronics will be em
tely around the pilot. The $100,000 in Phase I funding will be used by the partners to formalize the design and specifications of the prototy
ation model for injury likelihood assessment. The culmination of the Phase I and subsequent program efforts will be the capability to predi
II. At least one test method will be suggested for each system concept.
e QNC FILMS WERE FORMED BY ANNEALING SILICON DIOXIDE CONTAINING EXCESS Si OR Ge AND TEM AND RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY REVE
oftPak embodies several important innovations not provided by e)^isting statistical tools: (1) use of SoftPak is goal directed, rather than algo
onsists of (1) definition of software reliability metrics for distributed Systems, (2) establishing model selection criteria, (3) model evaluation
NMENT (SEE) USING LOW COST, HIGH YIELD DTA COLLECTION FILTERS. THESE FILTERS WILL ADDRESS THE CRITICAL NEED FOR TIMELY AND
ass conflagration situation, while providing responsive training support. This phase I proposal will result in a specification for a prototype vi
y setting. Advantages anticipated include increased data rate, extremely compact form factor, minimal component count, and the eliminatio
E WILL BE DISPLAYED IN AN INTUITIVE AND EASY-TO-INTERPRET FORMAT THAT WILL SIMPLIFY AND STREAMLINE THE RESOURCE ALLOCATI
y analysis. The technical approach to this project is compatible with sensor performance prediction (SPP) program architecture with a task e
undary layers at optical surfaces and thermally driven optical path density variations and parametrically evaluate BPC concepts that minim
sed project will explore three of these potential applications (natural-gas boilers, diesel engines, and a waste incinerator) at actual sites at M
e composite. The situation potentially gives rise to undesirable inter-post resonant activity. This problem may be eliminated if circular posts
s are already used in the most recent generation of integrated circuits, but have not yet been adapted by power MOSFET suppliers. The de
rred process operating conditions and determine process throughput and energy requirements. This small prototype will be modified to a
l identify criteria that enable future warfare system designers to select appropriate Application Programming Interface (API) layers that pro
hout degrading ESS/ATE capabilities to identify OES and other classes of CCA failures during testing. SCT's overall technical objectives are to
HOMOGENEOUS SAMPLES.
mator accordingly for processing of waveforms over different surfaces and terrains, and (2) improving the computational speed of the proce
include developing tools parallel to build parallel codes for efcient computation of recursive spherical functions and for parallel processin
F THE SDI IS THE RADAR DISPLAY OF MULTIPLE TARGETS IN A LARGE SPATIO-TEMPORAL OPERATIONAL FIELD.
greatly reduced in such designs. By exploiting massive parallelism, high throughput can be achieved. Thus it is possible to eliminate photom
will be a useful training platform.
cts. The proposed simulator uses a pneumatic shock tube to generate the sound, a non-toxic aerosol agent to generate the smoke, and a fl
res, along with a long-path absorption cell, multiple diode-laser sources, and multiplexing techniques. An internal microprocessor system c
g growth. An innovative, high-uniformity, single-wafer reaction chamber incorporating the control sensors will be designed for first-pass su
to use all-refractive optics for efcient fiber coupling. The Phase I effort will result in the delivery of a proof-of-concept fiber-coupled demo
erlattices with different barrier and well thicknesses will be established. Single element photoconductive infrared detectors operating in the
y demonstrate the proposed two-color HgCdTe IR detector in MOCVD materials. Spire has successfully fabricated MOCVD two-color device
AT THE SECOND-ORDER NONLINEAR OPTICAL SUSCEPTIBILITY AND BIREFRINGENCE ARE MAXIMIZED. WE WILL THEN DESIGN, FABRICATE, A
PREREQUISITE FOR HIGH GAIN. PHASE I INVESTIGATIONS WILL CENTER ON DETERMINING ADVANCED METALORGANIC CHEMICAL VAPOR D
high-temperature superconductors provides a technological opportunity for developing a hand-held, electromagnetic microscope for eval
us risk-based cleanup standards.
DESIGN CAN BE DIRECTLY USED FOR A CAM-8 UNIT OF A BILLION SITES. OUR DEVELOPMENT EFFORT WILL FOCUS ON SIZE-RELATED IMPLE
The project is a collaborative effort between Steroids, Ltd which will do the synthesis, conjugation and haptn-protein ratio determination,
one-electron oxidants for radical cation formation (route a), exhaustively vary reaction parameters for the cobalt catalyzed cyclodimerizati
sists accurate calculations. By basing the estimate on similar cases, far greater accuracy can be achieved. The Phase I effort will focus on th
things, the level of damage a structure has suffered and its resulting condition. The work will include structural analyses of the chosen sites
dia at densities of > 10 12power bits/cm3 in 30-layer photopolymer phase recorded structures. Here we propose to extend this work with
oity to match the spectral output to ambient atmospheric conditions or known target characteristics. This technology also has a wide variet
hy technique capable of nearly real-time measurement of mixed-mode stress intensity factors. Both FDT and TSA use the same dynamic th
based on a very broad and a new concept, which we call "Etching by Inverse MOCVD." The concept is simple in that, etching is performed b
receiver. Present-day MRI receiver technology is inadequate for the low-noise requirements of PMRI. For the Phase I effort, we propose to
ROBLEMS WITH BRITTLE, LOW-CURRENT WIRE. THESE NEW Hi-Tc TECHNOLOGIES AND PROPRIETARY MAGNET DESIGNS WILL IMPROVE EFF
fferent applications including multi-chip modules, interconnects and high frequency microwaves. Anticipated Benefits: The innovation is a g
, and can be done in real time, SPI is truly suited for electronics manufacturing as well as for quality inspection applications. Anticipated Be
ment of Defense, along with the private sector communications industry, use phased array antenna technology for many applications. These
termined from theoretical modeling and their infrared properties will be thoroughly investigated.
n component screening tests.
O EXISTING SIMULATIONS. THE FIRST IS A SIMULATION OF FEEDBACK CONTROL OF A TWO DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURAL SURFACE WITH DIS
. AT LEAST TWO MAJOR PROBLEMS AND OPPURTUNITIES ARE ADDRESSED BY THIS EFFORT. ONE OF THESE IS GREATLY FACILITATING THE D
software design complexity methods for an eventual development of an automated tool which identifies and measures software design co
assailable proof of correctness. This software testing technique has been proven in a non-real-time environment, but needs to be extended
the specific architecture of the ORC and assess its technological feasibility. The ultimate objective is to be able to produce a cost-effective g
multiyear effort directed toward adapting Motorola's commercial wireless technology to mobile military applications. The IRAD is concentra
ms, data transports (data links, magnetic storage media, etc.) and exploitation equipment to be interchangeable, acquired through separate
ulating research and develoment objectives and in monitoring critical data recording technologies that are being pursued by commercial ve
on of key hardware and software technologies for a Battle Group Tactical Decision Aid (BG/TDA) for the Navy's Copernicus C4I architectural
OF A PROGRAMMABLE GAIN CONTROLLED AUTO-ZERO INIXED MODE ASIC CONSISTS OF A PROGRAMMABLE GAIN CONTROLLED AUTO-ZER
These "phase" fluorescence parameters are used to generate Excitation Emission Frequency Arrays (EEFAs) for use in detecting, classifying
mber of advantages over circuit switching but requires trafc flow and congestion control to minimize buffer overflow at the satellite. The S
main information to fill three-dimensional grid cells; (3) define a wideband, low-frequency (100 dB) radar receiver for GPR applications; and
Oscillator (VCO) to generate the sample clock, and registers, programmable by the microcontroller, to control the amount of pre-trigger de
ves will be met as follows: determine the sources of relevant aircraft repair and modification data, identify categories, develop framework o
ne Electronics Equipment Packaging Engineering Development is to reduce the cost associated with adapting readily available commercial e
mizing the introduced phased shift. A neural network based parameter identification technique is proposed as a means to solve, on-line, fo
DEL THAT CAN BE USED DURING REAL-TIME ROTORCRAFT SIMULATIONS OF SPECIFIC EXAMPLES OF NOE FLIGHT CONDITIONS. THE MODEL
or developing DI launch/recovery envelopes. This objective will be accomplished in three tasks: (1) review and document previous work to
ualities. These maneuvers will be representative of actual flight mission elements and will include expected limits of desired and adequate
mitations of existing concepts, and the proposed development approach. It is demonstrated that improved air drop precision will cause aer
cs Wind Tunnel (AWT), an ongoing plan to connect several Wright-Patterson AFB facilities within the Flight Dynamics and Avionics Director
ipation in, and contribution to, many SMN applications, SYSTRAN designers and engineers have become extremely knowledgeable about t
determination of capacitance, effective series resistance, leakage current, energy storage density, and temperature stability. During the co
process which maintains the advantage of each separate technology and facilitate inprocess testing and repair of multichip modules. During
We will also determine the suitability of various candidate polymers for application to external modulation devices. This determination will
optimized and well-developed diode lasers may be combined with optimized Bragg reflectors. There are numerous applications of this tech
component selection, usage and support. The application goal is to automate obsolescence management at component level. The infrastr
t over the past ten years, a few neuromorphic chips are now available for evaluation. Computational speed, temperature stability, etc of the
y static circuits that have been shown to operate robustly with power supply voltages less than 1V. In conjunction with the inherent power
AND FABRICATION of a small-scale prototype CMOS integrated circuit to prove the feasibility of our development. Our approach will utilize
chips solutions for 256x256 focal planes, ultra-low power consumption (less than 1mW), very high processing speed (10 Mpixels/sec per c
off-the-shelf basis for definition of a Downsized Color Reproduction System. This research effort will define how the "On Demand" mappin
relieve crew work load and enhance crew safety. We will develop the performance specifications required for a speech system to solve a r
connect topologies, interfaces, and permit direct circuit synthesis of manufacturable integrated circuits. The tools would also interface to s
ng speed by an order of magnitude, to 500-1000 frames per second, in the Phase I effort. We will measure the performance limits of the ex
DEVELOPMENT OF A NEURAL NETWORK KNOWLEDGE-BASED (N2KB). THE N2KB WILL BE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE INFORMATION ON NEUR
so operate with newer aircraft having structures made of composite materials. Accurately determining when and how much de/anti-icing fl
d that is fully compatible with existing off-the-shelf hardware. The core architecture is based on real-time orthorectification and fusion of in
ommend potential tools and techniques to develop a detailed computer-based training implementation guideline. This implementation pla
ng, collection of food and cleaning residues, or sanitization may be required. Trade studies will be performed to select the most promising t
erated by the arcjet plasma.
al alloy tubes will be placed in refractory metal lined holes in the C/C composite. The gap between the tubes and the lined holes will be fille
screening tests are proposed for the candidate coatings. The tests include thermal shock, abrasive wear, sliding wear at representative tem
controlled to meet the coating thickness specifications. Current measurement technologies are inadequate to perform these measurement
cessing of thin electrode and salt wafers. Based upon this study, a cell stack will be designed and fabricated. Finally, the electrochemical ev
RE APPROACH IS EXPECTED TO PROVIDE COMPOSITE BEHAVIOR WITHOUT THE EXPENSE OF FABRICATING THICK SECTION COMPOSITES. IF
strated to decontaminate PCP contaminated soil, as well as PCB contaminated wood. Based on these demonstrations, the extension of this
een demonstrated to dechlorinate extremely stable tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin. TA&T proposes to perform a survey of existing and emerg
ied to the data, including the fast fourier transform (FFT), calculation of the kurtosis (measure of impulsiveness), and calculation of jerk (de
and Multiple Target Angular Resolution (MTAR) complement each other--and together will counter ECM wave forms expected from active e
esence of spontaneous emission noise. A library of TSC radar system simulation programs will be included. Driver routines to integrate rele
r modes. Phase I study tasks consist of assessing current and postulated future ARM parameters, developing the two frequency agility coun
al equipment ( an area that has largely been ignored in the past); A number of cost and effectiveness models will be developed. These mod
ORMANCE OF THE NONLINEAR DECOUPLING CONTROL LAWS FOR WEAPONS SYSTEMS. THE STARTING POINT WILL BE OUR EXTENSIVE EXP
manufacture plan of custom parts by developing a concurrent engineering system with geometrical reasoning engine, for integrated design
e historical data to develop parametric cost estimates for repairs and modifications to be performed at or by Naval Aviation Depots and oth
e the cost of treating contamincated water substantially. Tetra proposes to develop a small, compact, electron beam treatment system wh
testing of the third prototype, including demonstration of long-endurance capability. In Phase II an initial operational aircraft will be design
his technology has been proven in our successful development of residentail heat pumps and solar refrigerators. It is environmentally benig
tion to remove the solvent from the extracted compounds, and the plant has to explosion proof. A new process, safe to personnel, meetin
d and simulated via a logically concurrent process structure.
ASSAGES BY SAND AND DUST WILL BE ELIMINATED. IN PHASE I OF THE PROGRAM, ENGINE COMPONENTS THAT CAN BENEFIT FROM THIS I
tions; consequently, the proposed program would use a CPL design to improved the FHPCP's performance and possibly qualify the advance
d and examine the effects of loop heat pipes on overall radiator mass.
areas: *Ceramic to metal seals for Insulated Electrical Feedthroughs *Ceramic to metal seals for B"-alumina solid electrolyte (BASE)BASE-to
oblems introduced by a distributed data fusion architecture, and the issues of database consistency and stability of the fused product. The
chemical warefare agent MG.
fiber technologies to be available for digital optical interconnects and phased array antenna remoting, while fully leveraging integrated GaA
e proposed approach incorporates all the above elements. Characteristics of the communication function include bandspreading, multipat
al would contain a small readout LCD display and a keyboard for sending short messages in the field or to the tactical control and monitorin
low loss combining ofa large number of FET sources at low cost by using monolithic integration. Critical elements addressed in the propos
elop a technology for growing high IiiAs mole fraction InGaAs quantum well channel heterostructure field effect transistors (HFETS) with InA
THIS APPROACH HAS THE ADVANTAGE THAT THE DYNAMICS OF THE AIRCRAFT ARE EXPLICITLY MODELED IN THE PROBLEM FORMULATION
o focus on the issues relevant to sensor platforms rather than sensors. Phase I, the principal subject of this proposal, will focus on demonst
ch can be described as one of using drag as an additional state variable which is estimated in real time using the predictor/corrector proce
of the template. We will assess whether the Combat Instruction Set (CIS) for crew behavior needs to be modified to operate with a modula
tion. Procedures to establish a qualification methodology will be formulated and military use development program will be outlined; both t
ntained within a series of packets in a well-designed vest or undergarment, sufcient heating or cooling can be provided for satisfactory com
the Resource Capture tool (developed under the ONR Engine Complex Systems (ECS) technology block) will be the primary repository syste
tablish pressure infiltration casting as a new paradigm for affordable and timely manufacturing of near-net shape metal matrix composites
ring incorporating rapid prototyping will establish pressure infiltration casting as a new paradigm for affordable and timely manufacturing o
at privacy and confidentiality of patient data are protected. We will work closely with the Department of Defense' Ofces of the Surgeons G
adiation through optical fibers of various types and sizes will be evaluated through mathematical modelling and laboratory experiments. Th
uce the memory cell area to one-third that of a conventional memory cell. Techniques, such as thermal oxidation of titanium sputtering, an
highly controlled, uniform, adherent deposits of the titanium aluminide alloy, Ti-22Al-23Nb, on short-length SiC fibers, (2) to demonstrate t
conduct this program, as we have in place manufacturing process necessary for manufacture of Li/Mn02 batteries and owns a safety-shutd
ess repeatability requires the development of accurate in situ monitors that directly measure dose and junction depth. We propose to surve
diagnostic requirements, i.e., patient sound pathology (signals), (2) signal characteristics (frequency, amplitude), (3) noise interference cha
to numerical modeling. Fundamentals of the basic properties of polymer honeycomb core material combined with analysis of the individu
erived. The probe will be easily attached by endoscopic surgeons without opening the chest and will interface with commercially available u
eded to existing models and additional models to be developed; (5) preparation of an overall plan for SBIR phase II, including recommende
ndium Tin Oxide coatings will be investigated for graphite reinforced epoxy structures to provide protection against erosion of low earth or
ted for that system. Additive formualtion and configuration work will be performed to address physical properties, combustion product che
NHERENT VARIABILITY CHARACTERISTICS THAT ARE IMPEDING THE ACHIEVEMENT OF REPRODUCIBLE BALLISTICS. TO DEMONSTRATE THE
RATIO. *USE OF STANDARD MATERIALS AND PROCESSES WHICH KEEP PRODUCTION COSTS DOWN. A TWO PHASE APPROACH WILL BE USE
ase I effort will emphasize design trade studies in the areas of cost, size, shock hardening attributes, motor size and type, electronics archite
. These advantages include dramatic increased processing throughout afforded by direct digital imaging and the use of automated image p
in Phase I. The high pay-off Phase II program is tailored for a Phase III opportunity to feed the Powerful networking equipment into mainstr
iginal Frequency Hop Code Division Multiple Access (FH-CDMA) waveform that evolved into the existing DSCS Universal Model System AJ w
Satellite Service users. Phase I will result in a detailed system architecture that can be implemented and demonstrated in Phase II. Phase I w
concept is the objective of the Phase I effort.

accelerometer output signals, one measures both the linear acceleration and the angular rate applied to the multisensor. The angular rate
uniform current density and reduce explosive plasma production; and a ballast resistor array behind the fibers to prevent hot spots of curr
erent surface treatments the porous silicon, the material can be tailored to respond to differently towards specific chemicals, however the
measure both the linear acceleration and the angular rate. A minimum of three such pairs in a sensor cluster would yield a three axis IMU.
on of the processes in terms of uniformity, reliability, durability and cost effectiveness. Phase III will develop potential applications of electr
rvice duration. Finally, human factors will be incorporated into the system design of both software and hardware integration by evaluating
s currently being used in a fiber-optic transducer under development at QUEST. During Phase I, we will develop and test a two-component
ND FLOW RATES. SEVERAL METHODS OF PRODUCING ALJS WILL BE TESTED, INCLUDING ENTRAINMENT OF DRY ABRASIVE POWDER, ENTRA
CAL TESTS LASTING SEVERAL HOURS IS POSSIBLE. IMAGES WILL BE ANALYZAED BY AN ESPERT SYSTEM TO INTERPRET THE VISUAL CHANGE
(SMM) antenna (patents pending), of which Wang-Tripp Corporation holds the exclusive license. The primary effort will be to meet the size
ss hygroscopic and tend to be more dimensionally stable than materials that are currently used. Because thermoplastic materials are reme
ert. The proposed antennas can be incorporated into the fabrication of composite or other non-conducting parts (Class I antennas) or easily
tion. The traction of PFPE fluids decreases with temperature (i.e. sliding velocity). With sufciently high molecular weight PFPE's, EHD films
his proposal has resulted in discovering new materials, hardware and new attaching methods. These new attachment methods are continui
emostatsis and protect the site of injury from contamination. The dressing is also a potential vehicle for eluting antimicrobial agents or tiss
project. Anticipated Benefits: If successful this project will provide improvements in technical performance, cost/benefit ratio, reliability, d
ing Phase II and Phase III.

pler to design and fabricate, with increased reliability and lifetime, and also result in considerable cost reduction. In Phase I, we plan to fabr
into the environment.

RIMINATION FUNCTIONS. THE LATTER FUNCTIONS WOULD THEN AID THE RANGE OPERATORS, CONFIRM TARGET IDENTIFICATIONS, AND D
e time allowing excessive gas pressure to vent. Although the work and performance projections included in this proposal are based on conv
onfigured and interrogated over a wireless communication channel by a PC hosting user-friendly Windows(tm) -compatible software. The s
N REGENERATORS. THE FLOW PASSAGES THROUGH THE PROPOSED REGENERATOR ARE UNIFORM, REDUCING DEGRADATION OF PERFORM
ASSUMPTION SUCH AS ENTRANCE EFFECTS. THE DEVICE CAN BE USED AS AN IN-LINE RHEOMETER/QUALITY CONTROL TOOL BY CONNECT
al information on partially treated trauma cases. A dual-use application of smart textiles would exist for both the military combat soldier an
ave circuits will be involved and the program effort will include defining the requirements and basic concepts for suitable monolithic microw
hen experience gained in Phase I will be used to develop a forecasting scheme, which will be proposed in Phase II. Such a forecasting schem
hnique in five animals and have found thesystem capable of making cardiac output measurements using only 2 ml injectate volumes. The s
WILL PROVIDE IN-SITU DATA RELATED TO THE CONCENTRATION, METAL STOICHIOMETRY, AND TEMPERATURE IN THE PLASMA, AND DATA
S ALREADY BEEN PERFORMED AT AER: A NEURAL NETWORK TECHNIQUE FOR DETERMINING CLOUD TYPE AND LEVEL, AND A CROSS-CORR
PERFORMANCE INFORMATION OF THE COMPONENTS CAN BE TAKEN INTO ACCOUNT AS WELL, AND BASED ON CONSTRAINTS PROVIDED
ROVED INDUSTRIAL USER. AVOCA EMPLOYEES MAKE FREQUENT USE OF THIS FACILITY IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF COMPOUND SEMICONDU
HAVE INTERESTING APPLICATIONS TO DOMAIN DECOMPOSITION, SINCE THEY ALLOW THE DEFINITION OF HIGHLY ACCURATE WAVELET ELE
VALUATION WILL HELP VALIDATE THE DESIGN OF A CASE FRAMEWORK THAT WILL FEATURE BOTH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL INTEGRATION
REQUENCY. THE PROCESS WOULD BE CONTROLLED BY A MICROPROCESSOR WHICH WOULD ALSO PERFORM CALIBRATION, STATUS VERIFIC
ATIGUE RESISTANCE, TO WROUGHT TITANIUM. IN PHASE 1, DYNAMET TECHNOLOGY WILL UNDERTAKE A COOPERATIVE PROGRAM IN WHI
RE THE PARAMETERS REQUIRED TO CALCULATE THE NET CO2 FLUX ACROSS THE AIR-SEA INTERFACE. THESE PARAMETERS INCLUDE THE PA
IBER OPTIC SENSORS; (2) IDENTIFY NEEDS THAT FIBER SENSORS CAN FILL UNIQUELY; AND (3) IDENTIFY PHASE 2 TASKS THAT WILL LOWER B
WILL DEVELOP A NEW METHODOLOGY FOR CREATING FAULT DETECTION OBSERVERS (FDO'S) FOR DETECTING AND DIAGNOSING THESE PRO
ECTION TECHNOLOGY WITH THE CAPABILITY OF IMPROVED SESNSITIVITY AND SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED FALSE ALARM RATES.
D WITH 2 MIL LINES AND SPACES AND WITHSTAND MODEST THERMAL EXCURSIONS. TAPE AUTOMATED BONDING (TAB) AND FLIP CHIP TEC
E METHODS TO REDUCTION OF FIRE-ALARM RATES IN LARGE BUILDINGS. WE WILL BUILD A PROBABILISTIC MODEL FOR THE ALARMING PR
NE NUMBER (RON), MOTOR OCTANE NUMBER (MON) AND PUMP OCTANE NUMBER. THIS MODEL WILL BE USED TO PREDICT OCTANE NUM
RE ANALYZED BY THE FIRE MODELS AND TO MAKE MEANINGFUL INFERENCES ABOUT FIRE-RELATED PARAMETERS WHICH WERE NOT SPEC
Y. THE OBJECTIVES OF M&C'S PROPOSED PHASE 1 RESEARCH WILL DEMONSTRATE THE NEED FOR CAP GUIDELINES QUALITY(TM) AND IDEN
SED LASER DEPOSITION TECHNIQUE, WE WILL DEPOSTI HIGH QUALITY YBA2CU3O7 (YBCO) FILMS ON VERY THIN (25 UM) LOW HEAT CAPA
PHI+2PI/3), AND (PHI-2PI/3), WHERE PHI IS THE INSTANTANEOUS INTERFEROMETRIC PHASE. THESE SIGNALS GO TO THE POLARFISH CONV
EXISTING C-BAND SCATTEROMETER. WE PLAN TO PROPOSE THAT THE RADIOMETER SYSTEM BE BUILT AND FLOWN ON A NOAA P-3 AIRCR
TRIBUTES, AND HIERARCHICAL OBJECT RELATIONSHIPS. ADDITIONALLY, HIGHER LEVEL (APPLICATION LEVEL) FEATURES CAN BE COMPOSED
UPDATING THE SQL TEST SUITE TO THE ENTRY SQL STANDARD. THERE IS A NEED FOR TEST SUITES FOR INTERMEDIATE SQL AND FULL SQL (P
IVED FROM THE SAME DATA SET USED TO CALCULATE THE PITCH DIAMETERS. MOST OF THE WORK DURING THIS PROJECT WILL CONCENT
SE II SCIENCE MISSION DEPLOYMENT OF SIX SLOCUM PROFILERS WILL BE PLANNED WITH PARTICULAR EMPHASIS ON IDENTIFICATION OF M
WILL ALSO PROVIDE OTHER ANALYSIS TOOLS FOR THE POST-PROCESSING OF DATA. ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH COASTAL SURVEYS, AND P
NER. THE BURNER USES THE INTERACTION OF SEVERAL FLAMES TO CONTROL EMISSIONS AND ENHANCE BURNER FLEXIBILITY. TO SHOW TH
H CASE. COMPACT MEMBRANE SYSTEMS, INC., PROPOSES DEVELOPING A NOVEL FAMILY OF PERFLUOROPOLYMER MEMBRANES HAVING H
PONTANEOUSLY. THE KINETICS, HOWEVER, ARE UNKNOWN AND WILL BE STUDIED DURING THE CONDUCT OF THIS RESEARCH.
DE DETERMINING THE CAPACITY OF THE SORBENT, THE TEMPERATURE/PARTIAL PRESSURE RELATIONSHIP (ADSORPTION ISOTHERMS), THE
OSITION. FOR SELECTED PROMISING CASES, THEY WILL TEST THE CATALYST WIRES FOR LONGEVITY AND POISONING BY LIKELY CONTAMINA
RECYCLED REINFORCED PLASTIC ARE NOMINAL, FOSTER-MILLER'S MATERIAL WILL BE COST-EFFECTIVE AND CONSEQUENTLY ATTRACTIVE T
e recommendations for delivery of the CBT courseware, and a course outline that will form a basis for the development and implementatio
he LOM technique is uniquely suited to manufacture the layered ceramic composites. The objective of the Phase I project is to demonstrat
admaps within a single roadmap set. Concept Roadmaps are tied to a database containing other decision-related information. We are prop
discharge time is reduced. Using fuel cells instead of batteries keeps all of the desirable features of batteries (rapid start-up, ambient tempe
chnical base for further development work, including the application of this technology to the manufacture of passive circuit components a
as a novel means of internal hydrogen gas humidification. New and novel concepts for catalytic electrodes, internal humidification of the P
alyzed chemical reaction to produce an alternative structural adhesive naturally designed for use in high moisture environments. The resulti
program is needed to characterize membrane configurations and to evaluate operation parameters on graywater treatment. The primary o
pplication to a number of budget-related decisions for Department of Defense. Anticipated Benefits: The product to be developed will let d
t competition with metropolitan requirements. This proposal concerns a new electrochemically-driven membrane separation process that
e explored.
E PERFORMED AT VECTOR UPDA TE RATES OF 30 HZ USING READILY AVAILABLE COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT. THE M EASUREMENT CAN BE P
tween the micromechanical and macromechanical (conventional) instruments. Gyros as well as accelerometers fabricated by this approach
gn of radio frequency (RF) sensors to meet the user requirements within stated budget requirements.
between the surface and the light sheet. Images of actual bobbin baselayers and windings will be acquired with the two configurations and
ed Benefits: The proposed project will increase the readiness of both National Guard units. It can increase the readiness of deployed tropps
skills development. A set of self-paced, computer-interactive training programs will then be constructed, and their influence on effective a
ntal studies intended to identify the kinds of training interventions likely to contribute to the development and effective application of thes
conformal, lenses phase shifter configuration with application to a 5" guided projectile. Under the proposed Phase I SBIR effort such a pie
at can be shaped into hull forms of superior seakeeping characteristics with the potential to reduce the spectral signature of the craft at a
ssion measures. The neural filter can be trained to ignore strong acoustic interferences picked up by the residual error microphone(s) . This
ed for evaluation by the Army. The project will culminate with an economic analysis that will project the cost of producing B4C tiles by the
ased oxygen storage and generation units in many different forms. The Phase I effort will directly lead a scaled up design for the Phase II wo
rmance testing of various devices. Many different fullerene based materials are envisioned so as to ensure this program's success.
ied out by an interdisciplinary team of experts from both Massa Products Corporation and Northeastern University. The concepts are base
magnetic film is biased away from FMAR the magnetic metal film interferes strongly with wave propagation. The characteristic impedance
DS. SECONDLY, BASE ON THE ESTABLISHED SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE OF [100] ORIENTED B.C.C. W SINGLE CRYSTALS IN BALLISTIC IMPACT, I
ment that will subsequently be designed and fabricated.
change in compliance under static or cyclic loading. The Phase I effort will be restricted to unidirectional composites and modeling of the in
a more acceptable flight-weight system. The proposed program will identify composite designs and fabrication procedures for the V-22 coc
rovement in delamination resistance, will also be evaluated. In addition, hybrid composites including a surface layer such as tough films or
with major automotive manufacturers for participation in this development and testing effort upon successful development of a cost effecti
T SOURCES AND THE TRANSFER OF DATA FROM ONE DATABASE TO ANOTHER. DATA VALIDATION CAN BE INCORPORATED INTO THE KNOW
ent a long way in developing and validating a prototype CVI Process Model. However, there are a number of outstanding issues which mus
vements needed in the methods will be analyzed for selection of a couple of methods for possible prototype devices to be considered for P
cturing of these materials for specialty applications in both the defense and commercial sectors. In Phase I, MSI will design and demonstra
NS. WE PROPOSE HERE TO USE THIS CHEMISTRY TO PREPARE POLYMERS WITH STRUCTURES SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR THE NEEDS OF EL
oplastic composite fabrication techniques and will provide baseline mechanical and failure properties. Phase II efforts will build on this work
onstrate novel Poly-x(tm) product forms with promising ballistic properties. Phase II efforts will build on this work and include more detaile
ICH USERS CAN IDENTIFY THEIR INFORMATION ANALYSIS NEEDS AND PRODUCE DISPLAYS WHICH ADDRESS THEM. DURING THE COURSE O
OT facility in Phoenix. Testing will be accomplished on an M-DOT owned gas turbine power plant.
AN AXIAL FLOW DRIVE TURBINE AND ASSOCIATED DUCTING. 3. DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF AN ELECTRONIC FUEL CONTROL. 4. SPEC
e will emphasize high thermal capabiliy, long life and robust construction. We will design, fabricate and RF test all cavities including the mu
ents will be operated in dead-end mode, the spiral wound design and the TFE membrane allows them to be cleaned in a cross-flow manner
enefits/Potential Applications - The games produced by this enterprise will bring known benefits of computer- based training to adult learn
n. Mechanical, thermal, and solvent testing will be performed to support the optimization test plan. The Phase I results will transition into P
development, and evaluation of a prototype.

POSSIBLY OTHER PARAMETERS. IF THE ELECTROSEISMIC EFFECT IS SHOWN TO BE A USEFUL TOOL, THE RESEARCH CAN BE EXTENDED IMM
results will be compiled and documented in the final report which will also recommend the radar system definition for a wide area search
ronments as required to represent the overall warfighting operational system of the future. The purpose of the proposed Phase I effort is:
bustness to outliers, near sufciency, minimum variance, noise suppression, and mitigation of the effects of large deviations. We will also in
apid- prototyping of a module to evaluation two mission utility figures of merit -- response time (applied to the FAS mission) and stationkee
he government will have a demonstration of the key cost saving technologies, identification and assessment of the principal technical, cost,
ation. This proposed effort will couple microwave energy from a TWT into a cylindrical cavity and use variable frequency operation to raste
nce available at MLI, which is capable of providing up to 200 Watts of CW microwave power over the 2.4 to 7.5 GHz frequency range. Near
mbardment induced damage and hydrogen diffusion into the bulk. There is no charge induced damage since neutral particles are used. Sinc
ncy and the excitation frequency changes. Excitation at the resonant frequency alows maximum excitation with minimum input energy. In a
ents required for isolation mount applications. In Phase 1, the MARIM program will investigate the feasibility of adding magnetostrictive pr
microwave and longer wavelengths allow for higher resolution interrogators of suitable size. The ability to penetrate battlefield obscurants i
will be carried out on existing in-house software. When the design is in place we will build a hybrid prototype for testing at 94 GHz. This te
s to measure returns from common terrain obstacles. This task will provide the confidence in the approach to be followed in the Phase II p
h the requirements and methods for verification by direct measurement. Active participation by the research staff of the Armament Directo
strumentation GPR owned by Mirage Systems to perform an experiment to quantify the benefits of the innovative GPR approach and speci
signal separation in specific applications.
REMOVE THE RHA TESTING BOTTLENECK.
e made of the techniques in which Fourier Transform Near-Infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy methods (Raman or otherwise) are used to remote
fits: A non-invasive blood glucose monitor would benefit the approximately 2.5 million American that suffer diabetes mellitus. Progress in t
or soil; hydroacoustic signals from shocks and bubble pulsations will be altered by near-surface bursts; seismic, EMP and acoustic signature
NTERMEASURES. THESYSTEM INCORPORATES AN INNOVATIVE TRAINABLE LINEAR OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUE, THE MIMIC NET, FOR CLASSI
ematic performance of soldiers on two military related tasks, each under the normal and a likely constrained condition. A protocol incorpor
nic devices.
PLACED ON RANDOM ACCESS MEDIA TO MINIMIZE THE ANALYSIS TIME REQUIRED. SUPPORT DEVICES SUCH AS TOUCH SCREENS, VOICE R
cellular telephones and electronic devices. The proposed developments will also significantly enhance the prospects of the Army's project
crucial impotance in applications involving electrically large 3-dimensional volumetric scatterers with frequency dependent material prope
robots. The most promising strains will be tested for metal binding or detoxification in shaker flask experiments and bench scale bioreacto
cerns, and high acceleration effects are also addressed. Anticipated Benefits: Ultra-miniature formless fiber optic coils can be used in fiber
echnical merit and feasibility of the proposed measurement methodology and instrumentation approach. Anticipated Benefits: Tactical sys
ns to increase signal-to-noise but yet maintain a small cell. The effort will plan experiments for processing the R/Os and detectors and for gr
transit system monitoring, emergency vehicle dispatch and monitoring, geodeteic survey support, and port navigation.
e law enforcement community. We will develop the system using knowledge mined from historical claims databases and test its heuristics o
da and Rice University.
h in dollars and manpower.

es through an organized contact, distribution, and follow-up program with industrial and government users. This will cultivate an acceptanc
vy. UItra-wideband radar is enhanced when converted into a system identification task and higher-order signal analysis tools are used for ta
ta input and output and the visualization tools will result in a system which can be easily tailored to other multi-dimensional data problem
us integrity monitoring (RAIM) subsystem to warn the user of degraded performance in such situations. This RAIM subsystem will be includ
is reduced or noise is large, the technique can be enhanced to minimize the number of consecutive measurements required before the am
and extraction capabilities. A study will be performed of the best method to integrate the GPLAS with the aircraft and design the ground e
h dynamics (
ng levels and accommodate the opportunistic, exploratory behaviors of individual learners. Reuse of the authoring tools, domain knowledg
ting between conventional computers and clusters of small nodes specialized for tasks such as video storage and retrieval, and signal and i
om new materials. The final task of the program is to bring together the survey and the theoretical and experimental studies and then selec
optical storage systems will be circumvented because data bits per unit area will increase with the number of distinguishable pre-programm
RD MODELING OF SIX INDUCTORLESS RF CIRCUITS: ULTRA-STABLE/"AGELESS" OSCILLATORS, VOLTAGE-CONTROLLED OSCILLATORS (VCOs), T
, it will form the basis for more advanced circuit processing technique that eventually will also involve the patterning of the dielectric and t
roduction of the fields is obtained. The overall goal of this SBIR program is to market a high temperature superconducting magnetic micros
namic design of missile fins with geometric constraints such as those imposed by conformal/internal carriage and constraints set by actuat
IC CHARACTERISTICS. THE UNSTEADY NONLINEAR AERODYNAMIC PREDICTION METHOD, INCLUDING PROPULSION EFFECTS, WILL BE CONS
support a higher data rate than traditional anti jamming techniques. Anticipated Benefits: The major anticipated benefit of this effort is th
development and operation of discrete event simulation software and significantly reduce its cost. Provide a user-friendly, highly interactiv
both feasible and realistic.
h this project, the technology and analysis methods will be developed into an integrated data acquisition and processing system for the use
r a prototype of the approach within a ANVIS Night Vision Goggle Monocular.
ng this architecture in Phase II. Industrial, military, and space markets for high speed R/W memory where nonvolatility and radiation hardne
ted. The final pulse generator will be deliverable to the Phillips Lab, and will be the precursor for a 300 MW system in Phase II.
hnology to integrate photonic device arrays with single mode fiber arrays to facilitate the light coupling for multi-channel transmitters and
fy superfund projects within the state of Florida where dual-use of the recommended technologies may be applied.
on-metal doping and chemical reduction; increasing the diffraction efciency of semiconductor through the growth of quantum well structu
LIBRIUM, LOW TEMPERATURE COMPOUND FORMATION. BASED ON OUR PREVIOUS SUCCESSES WITH THE LOW TEMPERATURE DEPOSITIO
igher density, higher read/write rate and non-destructive readout. In this Phase I program,, NZ Applied Technologies,, in collaboration with
HASIS ON MISSILE SYSTEMS AND ROBOTICS APPLICATIONS.

p a recommendaiton concerning the most beneficial approach to speeding up vulnerability assessment studies. Two approaches will be co
ign of the structure and its incorporation with the industrial electron gun. Means to maximize the voltage-tunable bandwidth and efcienc
D DEVELOP ADVANCED, INNOVATIVE TECHNIQUES FOR PHYSICALLY-BASED MODELLING AND RENDERING OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION
basaed tactics will be addressed. In carrying out htese missions, tactical considerations which depend on the JTIDS attributes defined above
needs. Furthermore, any tow terminals may communicate if and they share at least one common scryptoo-varioable. Therefore, the net m
analytical approaches to perform their assigned functions within generalized models for risk assessment and management (including dem
integration of a multichip module. Phase II efforts would extend development to maximize circuit density and structural robustness, and to
SUREMENTS, ON AN 8 MICROMETER SQUARE VCSEL. SINCE THIS PERFORMANCE WAS OBTAINED AT 980 NM WAVELENGTHS, THE GOAL O
THE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPED HERE IS OF COMMERICAL BENEFIT TO COMPANIES WHICH SUPPLY MONOMERS AND COMPANIES (OPTICAL
tical interconnects, two primary objectives will be accomplished. The first objective is to generate algorithms and subroutines for mapping
The optical system will operate over an 80 degree field of view at unity magnification. Further, approaches will be investigated to provide t
remendously and have a significant impact on the short distance information intrastructure.
ALE STUDENTS. A SCRIPT AND STORYBOARDS ANNOTATED TO SHOW INTERACTIVITY AND LEARNING PATHS WILL BE THE MAJOR FINAL WO
ULTIPLEXERS, AND (iv) THE EVENTUAL USE, IN PHASE II, OF NEWLY DEVELOP HIGH POWER (1W) MASTER OSCILLATOR POWER AMPLIFIER (M
bring out the advantages of high angle of attack maneuvers.
integrated optic rotation sensor for industrial applications. The goal of this Phase I effort is to achieve a design that meets performance req
s and Optivision's own Recursive Block Coding (RBC), which are currently being studied by Kodak for possible inclusion into NITFS. The prop
sed to network clusters of computers to provide more processing power than any one machine can presently provide. It can also be used to
rays of elements. Experimental verification and understanding of the operation of integrated transmitter and receiver arrays will lead to im
nt at the antenna, e.g., L.O. leakage, it would also be inherently secure.
electronic transceivers by developing a low-cost, tapered optical fiber bundle-based coupler design. This approach enables use of low-cost
IDUALLY OPTIMIZED FOR PERFORMANCE IN A GIVEN WAVEBAND. FOR EXAMPLE, THE UV DEVICE PROMISES 512 X 512 RESOLUTION ELEM
ided. In this method, the decoupling of the display of the timing data from its collection would not only permit the replay to be done at a s
f the availability of more extensive neurophysiological data. We will evaluate candidate processing schemes using simulated bat signals and
Through Acoustic, Geographic, and Environmental Metareasoning (STRATAGEM) system will perform acoustic performance diagnostics and
T SQUARES (TLS) TECHNIQUES, GENERALIZED SINGULAR-VALUE DECOMPOSITION (GSVD) FOR COLORED NOISE SITUATIONS, AND HIGHER-
figuration and hardware/software testbed. We will coordinate our design and implementation activities with the Government and develope
mes of EEG data. Advanced array processing techniques will be used in conjunction with improved electrical models of the skull to provide lo
ments by differencing. If "significant" discrepancies exist, then an intruder detection is determined to have occurred. If not, then the most r
y, and monitor whale and fishing/whaling vessel activities. Samples of IUSS data have been used by ORINCON and by researchers for the Na
hnique not only enables a sensor to measure multi-color, it provides the capability to measure the fine spectral signatures of targets with a
roduce an overall system which performs multispectral image computations directly on-focal plane with a spectral resolution of better than
ers if such a system is looking for the fast rise time and large peak power of the pulsed laser signal and does not have the sensitivity to dete
commercial development of DOC technology, holds several patents in the field, and is currently marketing systems in food processing. The
message is valiadated and answered with a message containing extensive information about the Victim, such as time, vehicle number and
port, etc., represented as nodes and arcs in the PIM graph. Nodes and arcs may then be "filtered" so that, for example, all import routes e
his development approach has the advantage of being able to simulate the dynamic image over the relatively wide field of view (WFOV) all
canopy reflection reduction, and robustness. Manufacturability will also be considered, as PSR is committed to further development of the
TABLE MANAGEMENT) IN ORDER TO AVOID OVERALL PERFORMANCE BOTTLENECKS. THESE FUNCTIONS ARE RELATIVELY STRAIGHTFORWA
LINEAR PROPERTIES.
explore the technology necessary to integrate user-defined software and to support heterogeneous computing. Phase III would concentra
ne alloy) on the tungsten alloy substrate which is very adherent, dense, and which does not form embrittling phases at the interface. One o
crystals will be grown, processed and characterized. Several InP substrates will be tested for microwave and millimeter wave device perform
se I methods to the cathode interfaces and fabrication processes. Results of this proejct are batteries with greatly improved life cycle, and p
cal hydrodynamic bearing will be fabricated and tested for load bearing capacity. In Phase II we will design and build the drive system for th
d networking. Feasibility will be demonstrated in Phase I with prototype software tested in conjunction with a major primary care research
d, allowing the development for the first time of tunable diffractive optical elements. This novel films has been jointly demosntrated in a nu
osed for the required mine neutralization device. Primary differences are the need for a small light disposable launch tube and a time delay
ol Strategy and Design, Software Engineering, Real Time Demonstration, and Final Report.
ning staff and aircrew members to develop realistic situations and response alternatives. The situational test can be administered to large g
ighly reliable, long life, radially stiff elements for assembly in integral precision cartridges. The innovative aspect is to develop a metallurgic
cal feasibility of four identified concept. The studies will determine technology barriers, weight, performance payoffs, affordability, reliabilit
al while removing solvent.
will have access to state of the art etching equipment. The advantages of utilizing supercritical carbon dioxide instead of solvents will have
schedule of events and milestones, will ensure that SCFE can be evaluated fully in a technical and economic comparison with other proces
rmination, hard body/wake separation, aim point selection for interceptors, and kill assessment).
of droplet production and control principles on a sub-scale basis.
simulation of the critical elements of a space-based passive sensor system by applying these new workstation tools and software developm
s of noise and measurment errors will be included. Two extensions of this concept will be explored: an active tracker providing range and a
op the Phase II plan for demonstration and commericalization. In an option plan, we will: 1) peform reliability tests on the LASE-ARRAYs 2) d
ECESSARY DESIGN, EVALUATION AND ANALYSIS OF THE COMPONENTS OF THE DISPLAY SYSTEM IN ORDER THAT PHASE II HIGH RESOLUTION
while the photon lifetime remains constant. To further increase the bandwidth of VCSELs, PRI will employ strained quantum-well (QW) activ
to OSPs of device configurations; 2)determine the performance limits; 3)identify potential users of the technology; 4)identify the optimum
PACT AND FAULT-TOLERANT. THE MOST SIGNIFICANT RESULT OF PHASE I WILL BE A THROUGHLY DESIGNED HIGH-SPEED, HIGH-CAPACITY T
FORMANCES OF THE SYSTEMS AND EVALUATE THEIR RELATIVE MANUFACTURABILITIES; AND 5) REPORT OUR RESULTS AND PREPARE A PHA
photonic and electronic devices are expected to greatly reduce future optoelectronic development costs and hasten integrated optoelectro
NETWORKS THAN TYPICAL FAN-OUT HOLOGRAPHIC NETWORKS CAN ACHIEVE. THIS ALLOWS BOTH MULTIPLE INTERCONNECTION PATTERN
ULD RUN UP THE MAST TO DELIVER THE LIGHT TO A MASTHEAD LUMINAIRE THAT SPREADS IT OUT INTO THE PATTERN SPECIFIED BY 72-CO
ATION. THE RECONSTRUCTED IMAGE, SHOWING A GROSSLY AMPLIFIED STRAIN PATTERN, IS FOURIER TRANSFORMED, THUS SEPERATING T
cal non-linear processor for narrow band discrimination. This will be done using POC\'s erasable photopolymer and optically addressed spa
patial sampling rate to the medium under investigation. The method can be used for long-aperature analysis and has higher sensitivity than
cessing, morphological image processing and neural network target recognition operations. At the end of Phase I, an engineering design of
rallelism of computation, which even today's most powerful digital computers do not have, would allow simultaneous correlations with a l
PHOTONIC COMPONENTS, INCLUDING OPTICAL LOGIC GATES, EO MODULATORS, EO SWITCHES, VARIABLE DELAY LINES, AND CROSSBAR RE
HARD. PHASE I EFFORTS WILL FORCUS ON THE POROTOYPE'S INITIAL RESPONSE TIME MEASUREMENT AND AN ANALYSIS OF ITS SCINTILLA
ward synchronization (PSS) method controlled by an imbedded processor. POC belives that the innovative combination of a novel imbedded
ectronic substrate, including GaAs, Si, A12O3. BeO, AIN, quartz, PC boards, glass, fused silica, and many different metallic surfaces.
ss, increasing the branching angle, and increasing grating reflectivity in waveguide spectrometers.
RACTIVE INDICES. POC'S RECONFIGURABLE OPTICAL INTERCONNECTS ARE BASED ON RADIATION-HARDENED MATERIALS, COMPATIBLE WIT
e proposed 3-D, optically assisted cellular array machine. In addition, the architectural design of a real-time image processing system will a
nates all mechanical movements in the tuning process; (2) a single, very broad band, multiplexed volume holographic grating provides very
oof-of-concept of the pixel filter and a numerical evaluation of the performance of the pixel filter. In Phase II, a prototype instrument for th
ach differs significantly from the current technological thrust. However, in order to dramatically improve our nation's competitiveness in lar
ine wall, without intruding into the hot gas stream, to monitor the temperature of hot gases or internal engine components. Sapphire's me
modulators, and cost effectively expanding the application base beyond the U.S. market. The projected cost estimate of POC's modulator is
hniques, the status of the aircraft structure can be reliably and promptly reported. The major effort in Phase I will be to demonstrate the fe
sed CCD detector promise a compace, field-portable luminometer capable of detecting a broad variety of flow, flash, and enhanced flash re
of at least one chemical of medical interest. During the project, advanced optical design software, a fiber tapering station, immunological c
flow surface. The influence of modulation frequency and amplitude on the effectiveness of this control scheme will be determined. The ex
dows at 3 to 5 and 8 to 12 pm. Illustrative estimates of the achievable noise equivalent temperature change (NEAT) of the instrument are p
tion precedure for added cost savings.
w charts will be modified to accommodate fluorine atom beam thinning, and changes in product yield will be estimated. The technical bene
technology. However, with current state-of-the-art techniques, HTS magnetic shields are difcult to construct in sizes large enough for ma
cient diode lasers. This combination of technologies will enable the development of a compact instrumentation system that will allow users
the tool kit is completed one or two processes will be analyzed and ROC curves developed as time allows.
nd debris impact damage and its associated effects on satellite system survivability, reliability and performance. This effort will develop a p
E AT 10.6 MICRON AND STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNIQUES FOR POLISHING THE END SURFACES OF THE FIBER.
sing), mission debriefs, and maintenance actions. Airworthiness qualification of this system is easily anticipated since it shall replicate all da
stor configuration or proposed future design prototype and perform high pressure rig tests or full scale engine testing of the catalytically e
the available vehicle space, CNG capacity is maximized with minimum impact on the vehicle. The Flex Tube concept was demonstrated in
will include a complete design and performance analysis for an effective Transient Adaptive Beamformer (TABF), a realistic shallow water n
ization package, which will return its results to IMPROV. As part of the development process the system will be tested by end users, and as
ray diagnostic imager will have widespread application for military field hospitals as well as for all kinds of civilian medical diagnostic needs
ity and consistency to establish the practical merit of this concept.

tremendous reduction in weight and size for the optical systems in the visible and infrared. Anticipated Benefits: Microlenses on focal plan
requirement of low cost and high performance demand ferrite components in formats that utilize minimum parts, surface or drop in moun
EST THAT THEY ARE QUITE ATTRACTIVE FOR USE AS IGNITORS. IF SUCCESSFUL, THEY WILL REQUIRE ONLY A HIGH VOLTAGE PULSE FOR IGN
established by means of a material balance model (Jaisinghani et al. 1989). Additionally, a preliminary evaluation of the effectiveness of th
ctural aspects, thermochemical attack (erosion/oxidation) from the 18% aluminum solid propellant exhaust, plume and radiant heating to t
s. This unique situation should allow incorporation of functionally equivalent but distinguishable signal generators into a single sensor, thus
tire wide-band data path can simultaneously accommodate signals ranging from 26 GHz to 18 GHz. The antenna modules are inexpensive a
y focus of effort to establish oven residence time, tool die temperature profile and material cooling rates. A team, to work with Quadrax, h
c page-addressability. The configuration of the stacked-layer ET media will be designed for a prototype 3-D memory system. The prototype
. TO DATE, ALL THE RESEARCH ACTIVITIES IN THIS AREA ARE LIMITED TO ANALYTICAL DERIVATION AND COMPUTER SIMULATION. THE OBJE
uantum Magnetics has also shown that NMR information can be obtained from adhesives located in close proximity to steel plates, which a
oach taken for this proposed program. The epitaxial profile will be simulated using POSES, a program developed by Gateway Modeling whi
bustor design for a range of emitter temperatures. A preliminary performance analysis for a TPV photocell (with tailored bandgap) and sele
ormance signal processing boards currently available for the VMEbus.

ptive PTV filter termed the optimum linear CDMA signals such as in frequency re-use cellular radio networks. The OLCR is highly computati
r appropriate modelling conditions. In addition, the baseline processor is compatible with channelized digital reconnaissance systems unde
he received signal energy in the direction of the SOI. As an additional benefit, these processing techniques simultaneously steer nulls in the
METEOROLOGICAL CHANNELS. THE GPS SIGNAL WILL BE PROCESSED BY THE GROUND PROCESSOR YIELDING INEXPENSIVE SONDE ELECTR
FIXED TEMPORAL (EDGE) RESOLUTION, AND CAN FAIL TO DETECT EMITTERS WITH PULSE EDGES THAT ARE SPREAD OVER AN INTERVAL OF
for the communications, CATV and sensor industry. We are involved with the complex packaging issues for these devices and are well posi
will also determine compatible processing functions that can be implemented in the integrated optic format and methods of implementin
ant emissions. The use of proven components and technology reduces engine development effort and minimizes the risks of achieving the
ent spinel useful as domes for infrared heat seeking and video based missiels, windows for bar code scanners, lenses and windows for lase
, the objective of this Phase I project is to develop accurate and computationally efcient (fast) thermal models of the process using our ex
e feasibility of this technology for identifying peptide vectors for the ricin toxin. RLI is a privately held, venture-backed, biotechnology comp
he controller to dirve the sytem and develop custom software and procedures for performing inspections.
ervicing. However, shallow environments of 100 feet and shallower are challenging for ROVs due to the various currents (in particular surge
ROBOTIC CONVOYING. THE PROPOSED WORK WILL RESULT IN VERIFIED SOFTWARE ALGORITHM DESIGNS AND HARDWARE SCHEMATICS AT
propulsion. Ultra High temperature solar receivers also raise the thermodynamic performance of space based solar thermal electrical pow
n temporal, coherence and wavelength characteristics of the incident light. Design adaptations to transition the "spectrometer on a chip" t
eliminary screening tests and weld joint property data generation in the Phase I explosive welding studies. Based on the testing and analys
T THE PILOT FROM OTHER TASKS YET CATCHES THE PILOT'S ATTENTION WHEN REQUIRED. WE WILL INVESTIGATE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR
uirements document prepared in the format of a Functional Description (FD) to describe the management methodology and use of the aut
l availability, expanding model elements to include comprehensive factors, selecting factor units of measure and linguistic descriptors depic
tional Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Anticipated Benefits: Benefits: flexible, open, reconfigurable, modular, scalable, multi-p
rm trade-off analyses among the choices for civil UAV systems, subsystems, technology, and applications; (5) evaluation and ranking of the
nt surfaces simultaneously or separately and integrated together to provide one comprehensive data set describing the body surface. The e
Intermediate Direct Energy Conversion (PIDEC).

putational fluid dynamics codes, and FEM codes for mechanical engineering. Under this grant, we will develop two simulators to determine
to use, machine-independent linear solvers for use in a wide variety of scientific computing applications and environments.
ING INTO cBN COATINDS WITH MINIMAL RISK AND EXPENSE.
METERS FOR HOMOEPITAXIAL GROWTH OF DIAMOND ARE ESTABLISHED, DEFECT DENSITY, INCLUDING IMPURITIES, DISLOCATIONS AND TW
DI 5000.1/.2). This proposal takes advantage of the applicable elements of that progress to create a tool that will substantially reduce the de
enario outcome defined. The impact of varying quantities of systems will also be examined parametrically. Results will be encoded in a grap
e the proposed design. 2. The ideal operating speed of the shaft. 3. The ideal design parameters for the shaft and its components. 4. The p
oids the phase noise problems of DDS's. The proposed Phase I SBIR program will present the results of laboratory breadboard experimentati
able, repeatable processing.
mental proof of concept by demonstrating a one-degree-of-freedom servo system. Phase I will pave the way for full development of a proto
MD facility at LSU. This technique is optimized for mold production and if combined with hybridized drive and sensing electronics, allows ine
(IBC) CANNOT BE ACCOMPLISHED WITH A SWASHPLATE FOR FOUR (OR MORE) BLADED ROTORS. SWASHPLATES HAVE INSUFFICIENT BAND
n already conductive network of 99 - 80% porosity only accepts the plastic material by infiltration, the high conductivity of the plastic body
develop a preliminary design of a prototype sensor. The effort will include an analysis and assessment of available signature data, a param
d a nine-channel receiver which uses optical fibers and discrete detectors. The receiver output will be time-multiplexed through three-cha
LS NOW AVAILABLE USING HEEB ARE 5-25 TIMES HIGHER THAN COMPETING PROCESSING TECHNOLOGIES SUCH AS LASER LAYER GLAZING
TS AND VENTS PRODUCED BY PENETRATING WEAPONS; THE INTERNAL DETONATION ENVIRONMENT; THE GROWTH AND DECAY OF VENT
insitive to noise, background radiation, and other system bias, thereby performing autonomous and maintenance-free operations. Phase I
quency performance. The technical objectives will be focused upon validating the technical merit of the design by the modeling of the acti
ugh the candiate control system should not limit the firm's assessment of other feasible control concepts. Scientific Aero Monitoring, Inc. w
nology has very significant potential to support a variety of related missions includind border security, hostage scenarios, anti-terrorism, FB
rays, chemical species identification by direct or remote plume sampling, and remote RF measurement of antenna or radiated signal charac
ncept will provide wide spectral coverge which includes 850, 1300, and 1500 nanometer. A breadboard amplifier system will be constructe
on of wastewater discharge into the environment. The objective of this effort is to develop a new, low cost and reliable closed cycle process
relies on nonlinear optics in specific media that function under extremely low light-power conditions and can operate in a relatively compa
ll be implemented using scalable computing technology, to make it indefinitely expandable - as the number of users or sources increases, t
and generalized models of process abstraction in the context of active (or processing) tuples. This innovative research will have far reaching
ly as a single integrated unit. The application of the proper voltage bias will effect avalanche conditions in each cell. Avalanche conditions c
y provide an additional path to successful integration of gallium arsenide and silicon for high speed opto-electronics.
W POWERFUL TECHNIQUE OF SPECTRUM ANALYSIS BASED ON STOCHASTIC REALIZATION CONCEPT IS PROPOSED HERE WHICH IS EXPECTE
nts to the Joint STARS system to classify targets into tanks, trucks, and helicopters. Norden Systems, Inc., the designer and manufacturer of t
ces. Thus, cumulant-based algorithms offer potential for improved performance in many radar target detection problems.
PRS methods.
.0 um and 50 W cw monolithic 2-D array at 960 nm. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - The addressable monolithic 2-D array will
nology and common high brightness optics technology will be defined and developed for the full range of packaged products. Finally, the c
facturing method. Successful completion of this program will lead to the development and commercialization of a family of new low cost e
REPROGRAPHICS. VISUAL DISPLAYS, HIGH TEMPERATURE AIRCRAFT ENGINE SENSORS.
NCY EXCEEDING 25%. THE LASER HEAD IS COMPACT, RUGGED, AND PASSIVELY-COOLED, THEREFORE OFFERING MANY ADVANTAGES OVER C
ALS EMITTING FROM VISIBLE TO MID-INFRARED WAVELENGTHS, AND IS COMPATIBLE FOR MONOLITHIC INTEGRATION WITH OTHER OPTOE
th in the 2-5 um band. The gas sensor developed in this proposal will be small, simple, and low cost, and can be configured for a wide rang
ource function based on the "ground" cloud and standard plume flowfield. We plan a test calculation matrix with stable and unstable atmo
ERY SIMPLE WAY TO TRANSFORM DIGITAL DATA BY MAPPING THE OBSERVED DATA INTO PREDICTED DATA BY TRANSITIONS BETWEEN A FIN
D SHIELDING EFFECTIVENESS. IF THE RESEARCH SHOWS THAT THE TECHNIQUES ARE PROMISING, BASELINE DATA ON CABLES AND CONNEC
me uniquely qualified for providing independent V&V/testing to systems incorporating KBS.
n channels in the unit eliminates the need for mesh-type turbulence-promoting spacers that can plug with solids and lower the system per
tise in fault tolerance to make the WAN highly reliable. Avionics equipment is size constrained, and Shawn Systems wishes to leverage MCM
ds of the enemy, or the security of our forces will be compromised. Commerical leasing and rental agencies would be interested in such a d
and of the external coupling will also be considered, but the internal response will only be treated statistically. Contractor will explore app
nd with out exposure to air, and the self healing characteristics will be studied. Aluminum and tin foils with widths varying from 0.25" to 6.
UCTION CHARACTERISTICS AND UNIQUE GAS AND MOISTURE BARRIER PROPERTIES. A PATENTED BONDING/JOINING PROCESS IS PROPOS
er resolution than that of the Wigner and without aqny cross-term artifiacts. We propose to complete the development of ths new high-pe
hase is a polynomial function of time (Linear and Quadratic FM, for example) signal into a single tone! The objective of the proposed proje
cy (or spectral correlation) and evidence of nonlinear effects in the generation of the combat vehicle exhaust acoustic signature. This propo
e addressed. The ultimate goal of this project is to develop affordable methodologies and systems that require minimum set-up and low m
rge control electronics will be embedded in the case making the case a completely sealed and independent unit.
and specifications of the prototype VRSAS tool. Flight training in a virtual environment flight training system based on VRSAS will represent
rts will be the capability to predict the likelihood of aircraft-related injuries through the use of an anthropomorphic manikin.
ND RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY REVEALED THE PRESENCE OF CRYSTALLITES IN THE QUANTUM SIZE RANGE. WE NOW PROPOSE TO DEVELOP DE
is goal directed, rather than algorithm directed; (2) SoftPak provides automated support for the selection of appropriate statistical method
on criteria, (3) model evaluation, and (4) prototyping the selected model.
CRITICAL NEED FOR TIMELY AND COST-EFFECTIVE METRICS DATA COLLECTION. RASME IS DYNAMICALLY RECONFIGURABLE IN THREE DIMEN
a specification for a prototype virtual environment (VE) training system, capable of representing the critical features of the shipboard dama
ponent count, and the elimination of the need for aiming devices at each other to establish a link up. Device performance and ease of use/
MLINE THE RESOURCE ALLOCATION AND TACTICAL DECISION PROCESSESS. THE 3-D SENSOR ILLUMINATION DISPLAY WILL ASSIST WARFARE
rogram architecture with a task element structure that is designed for technical risk mitigation and extension. Risk mitigation is achieved as
aluate BPC concepts that minimize such disturbance effects. Two key trades will be performed in the baseline selection process, the selecti
te incinerator) at actual sites at McClellan AFB.

ay be eliminated if circular posts distributed randomly, or pseudo-randomly, are used instead. An inexpensive yet versatile technique for fab
power MOSFET suppliers. The design of the proposed devices will be verified using industry proven process and device simulation programs
prototype will be modified to adapt it to this application. A detailed conceptual design for a large prototype of about 5gpm capacity will b
ng Interface (API) layers that provide a stable foundation for the warfare system's applications framework. We will place special emphasis u
verall technical objectives are to show how: 1. ATE staff can analyze CCAs to component level, inclusive of ESS in ATE procedures. 2. CTA rec
omputational speed of the processor, for consideration of autonomous operation onboard of the satellite. The proposed six-month Phase I
nctions and for parallel processing of massive data sets. The MPP utilities to be used for the tool development include the Parallel Virtual M
it is possible to eliminate photomasks for short turn-around production runs as is desirable in ASIC fab lines or multichip module fabricatio
t to generate the smoke, and a flash tube to generate the flash of an explosion.
nternal microprocessor system controls experimental sequencing and stores several hours of continuous concentration data with sub-secon
will be designed for first-pass success of complex device structures. A breadboard demonstration of the key sensors will establish the feasi
f-of-concept fiber-coupled demonstrator emitting at the 10W level. Future Phase II work will be directed at extending this approach into th
nfrared detectors operating in the 8 to 10 um and 15 to 20 um wavelength regions will be fabricated from the best of these structures. Phas
ricated MOCVD two-color devices with cut-off wavelengths at 4.8 and 9.0 microns on bulk CdZnTe. In Phase II, we will apply an opimized de
WILL THEN DESIGN, FABRICATE, AND TEST A GaAs-Ga(1-x)In(x)P DEVICE WHICH UTILIZES THE NLO PROPERTIES, SUCH AS AN OPTICAL PARAM
ALORGANIC CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION CONDITIONS, BASICALLY THE SUBSTRATE TEMPERATURE AND THE Zn/Ge RATIO IN THE GAS PH
tromagnetic microscope for evaluating hidden defects in airframes during flight-line operations. Its development requires the combined ski
FOCUS ON SIZE-RELATED IMPLEMENTATION ISSUES (RELIABLE INTERCONNECTION OF A LARGE NUMBER OF MODULES, ADEQUATE COOLI
ptn-protein ratio determination, and USAMRICD with will generate monoclonal catalytic antibodies and determine their activity towards hy
cobalt catalyzed cyclodimerization, (route b) and investigate a representative number of nucleophiles capable of triggering the intramolecu
he Phase I effort will focus on the design of the knowledge base structure for the information on existing components, the evaluation of se
ural analyses of the chosen sites, design of several sensor types, full static and dynamic tests on the prototypes, and investigation of site-sp
ropose to extend this work with the development of erasable or "rewritable" media. During Phase I, several proposed photochemistries inc
echnology also has a wide variety of additional applicaitons in both the public and private sectors, including remote sensing, environmenta
nd TSA use the same dynamic thermography equipment to measure the small temperature fluctuations upon which these techniques are b
le in that, etching is performed by in-situ formation of metalorganic precursors by plasma/ion induced chemical reactions between the film
he Phase I effort, we propose to make and test a prototype of an HTS coil that will be suitable for PMRI as well as other kinds of ultra-low fi
NET DESIGNS WILL IMPROVE EFFICIENCY WHILE MINIMIZING SIZE, COST, POWER AND WEIGHT.
d Benefits: The innovation is a generic and revolutionary enabling technology for high Tc electronic devices. If successful, it will result in a m
tion applications. Anticipated Benefits: The spectral pyrometric interferometry technique is an enabling technique for electronics manufact
ogy for many applications. These users will benefit from the development of a less complex, and therefore lower cost, technology for high p
STRUCTURAL SURFACE WITH DISTRIBUTED ACTUATORS. THE SECOND IS A SIMULATION OF ADAPTIVE FEED FORWARD CONTROL USED IN C
IS GREATLY FACILITATING THE DEVELOPMENT, INTEGRATION, AND DELIVERY OF EXPERT SYSTEMS FOR METEOROLOGY APPLICATIONS, BY P
nd measures software design complexity. With the adherence to emerging standards and interoperability with other Computer Aided Softw
nment, but needs to be extended to complex real-time avionics software. There exists a potential for a dramatic increase in the quality of d
ble to produce a cost-effective general-purpose object recognizer for commercial and military applications.
plications. The IRAD is concentrating on three specific types of problems, one of which is providing mobile wireless LANs. In all areas of our
eable, acquired through separately competitive solicitation, and upgraded without disrupting the reconnaissance systems' capabilities. A ke
being pursued by commercial vendors, and (2) A Reconnaissance Data Recording Prototype Dvelopment for a Phase II SBIR program
vy's Copernicus C4I architectural approach; the development will focus on the OMI. The real-time, distributed system architecture for the B
LE GAIN CONTROLLED AUTO-ZERO INSTRUMENTATION AMPLIFIER, AN ANTI-ALIASING FILTER, A LOW OUTPUT IMPEDANSTRUMENTATION A
s) for use in detecting, classifying and monitoring concentration changes of potentially dangerous bacterial/biological materials. In Phase I,
r overflow at the satellite. The SPEC/COMSAT lab. team will analyze/synthesize the key parameters of FPSS to support ASIC implementation
eceiver for GPR applications; and (4) collect a sample set for chirped-waveform radar data in a refractive medium to validate the RSAR conc
rol the amount of pre-trigger delay. Data acquisition can be enabled by the microcontroller or by an external "enable acquisition" signal. An
categories, develop framework of cost data, determine cost estibating criteria, collect sample data, and design the database, Preliminary CE
ng readily available commercial electronics equipment for use in the submarine environment and thereby achieve significant overall subma
d as a means to solve, on-line, for the parameters of a state space model that contains both rigid body and structural degrees of freedom. T
IGHT CONDITIONS. THE MODEL IS INTENDED TO BE USED WITH A COMPLETE ROTORCRAFT MODEL INCORPORATING DISTRIBUTED ROTOR
and document previous work to quantify the level of fidelity of rotorcraft/ship landing simulatons, (2) consider the overall task and evaluat
d limits of desired and adequate performance, as required for flying-qualities evaluation. Unlike the single-axis, single-parameter criteria of
air drop precision will cause aerodynamic stability and control, coupled with onboard navigation and guidance system requirements, to be
Dynamics and Avionics Directorates, and potentially other Area B facilities, requires additional capability in order to share U.S. Governmen
xtremely knowledgeable about the entire family of network technologies. There are several emerging networking technologies. FFOL (FDDI
mperature stability. During the course of this research the materials will also be examined to determine their surface areas (gas absorption),
pair of multichip modules. During Phase I we will perform feasibility experiments to demonstrate the enabling technology, and will design a
devices. This determination will concern materials handling and processing, damage threshold, environmental stability, and service life. A p
umerous applications of this technology. For example, in the communications arena our approach can provide hundreds of non-interfering
at component level. The infrastructure of information support will be transparent and adaptable to other component commodities. the inv
, temperature stability, etc of these chips should be characterized to determine the degree of applicability of the present state of the art. In
nction with the inherent power advantages of asynchronous circuits, this power supply flexibility permits a wide tradeoff of operating spee
opment. Our approach will utilize commercial CMOS/bulk integrated circuit technology; products arising from this R&D can be fabricated re
sing speed (10 Mpixels/sec per chip), scalable architectures to match any sensor configuration, and full analog processing for compatibility
e how the "On Demand" mapping system can be tailored to meet DCRS requirements. The Tangent effort will demonstrate the feasibility of
d for a speech system to solve a real Air Force human factors problem. We will also capture representative speech data, experiment with rec
he tools would also interface to simulators and development systems, to assist the designer in validating the neural network using experime
the performance limits of the existing processor; results will guide in the design task. In Phase lI, we will fabricate and test the high-speed p
ROVIDE INFORMATION ON NEURAL NETWORK MODELS, RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE APPROPRIATE NEURAL NETWORK PARADIGMS TO U
en and how much de/anti-icing fluid is needed would offer significant cost savings and decrease environmental impact. The ability of this te
rthorectification and fusion of information from differing bands, leading to a realible geo-referenced "picture" of the oil thickness distributi
uideline. This implementation plan will be utilized and tested in our proposed phase II effort, ultimately resulting in the delivery of a state-o
ed to select the most promising technology. A proof-of-concept (POC) bench-scale test of the leading concepts will be conducted to examin
es and the lined holes will be filled with copper or other non-reactive brazing metal. Filling the gap with high-conductivity metal should incr
ding wear at representative temperatures/speeds and sliding friction tests. These tests will determine a candidate coating's ability to be ap
e to perform these measurements while the part is on the fixture, resulting in a very costly "trial and error" approach that must be addresse
d. Finally, the electrochemical evaluation of the cell-stack will be performed to demonstrate the feasibility of the high power density therm
THICK SECTION COMPOSITES. IF SUCCESSFUL, THIS WOULD MAKE THE CERAMIC CORE-COMPOSITE SKIN STRUCTURES COST-EFFECTIVE FO
onstrations, the extension of this technique to decontamination of PCP-treated wood has a high probability of success.
m a survey of existing and emerging techniques plus demonstrate at the bench scale a very promising technology that has been proven to e
ness), and calculation of jerk (derivative of acceleration) as quantitative measures of wing bearing wear. IMADS (Integrated Monitoring Ana
ve forms expected from active expendables in general, and towed decoys in particular. TAME (a TSC-proprietary technique) is primarily effe
Driver routines to integrate relevant programs into a single versatile package will be designed. A top-level design for an X-Window graphica
ng the two frequency agility counter-ARM techniques, and analyzing their performance and feasibility. In the process of investigating the tw
els will be developed. These models will be useful to other research outside the scope of this effort.
INT WILL BE OUR EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE WITH THE NONLINEAR, ADAPTIVE CONTROL OF MULTI-FLEX-BODY SYSTEMS.
ning engine, for integrated design, part specifications, and process planning. In Phase I, the architectures of the system will be completed. A
by Naval Aviation Depots and other facilities. When a requirement for repairs or modifications is identified, planners and estimators at the r
ron beam treatment system which is economical for metal ion removal and simultaneous destruction of volatile organic chemicals.
operational aircraft will be designed and teken into long-range field trials.
ators. It is environmentally benign since it reduces CO2 emissions and does not use any ozonedepleting CFCs or HCFCs. We propose to inve
ocess, safe to personnel, meeting both OSHA and EPA requirements, using inexpensive solvent, not requiring explosion proof plant would b
THAT CAN BENEFIT FROM THIS INNOVATIVE HEAT PIPE COOLING METHOD WILL BE IDENTIFIED AND EVALUATED. INFORMATION ON THERM
and possibly qualify the advanced design for aircraft use. In addition, the program would pursue additional aircraft cooling applications as w
a solid electrolyte (BASE)BASE-to-metal joints *Longtime compatibility of sodium with B"-alumina and the porous electrode *Ostwald ripen
bility of the fused product. The potential data fusion algorithms to be evaluated will include multiple-and-single-hypothesis approaches, tr
e fully leveraging integrated GaAs digital and MMW ICs. Phase I will build simple device structures to compare responsivities for lateral (gu
nclude bandspreading, multipath resistance, error correction, and higher data rates for links with benign acoustic conditions. The Phase I e
he tactical control and monitoring center. The ofcer's terminal would have an emergency button to immediately transmit an ofcer-in-tro
ements addressed in the proposed program are impedence matching of devices for maximum power output and thermal analysis of heat s
ffect transistors (HFETS) with InAlAs barriers on 3" InP substrates for MMW devices and monolithic format integrated circuits. Structured la
IN THE PROBLEM FORMULATION SO THAT IT WILL ALWAYS PRODUCE FEASIBLE ROUTES. IN ADDITION, IT CAN BE USED TO FIND AN OPTIM
proposal, will focus on demonstrating the feasibility of creating the desired simulation. Phase II, as a follow-on to Phase I, will proceed wit
ng the predictor/corrector processes of Kalman filtering. A digital simulation will be used to refine our new algorithm and to compare its pe
odified to operate with a modular CGF. We will assess whether the products of other ARPA programs may be used by this effort. In Phase 2
program will be outlined; both to be accomplished in Phase II. TPL is active in commercial uses of demilitarized explosives and propellants
n be provided for satisfactory comfort of individual soldiers and periait unpowered and individual rejuvenation without refrigeration. The Ph
ll be the primary repository system requirements and constraints. The multi-domain design cab analysis methodology (also developed und
shape metal matrix composites and components. The proposed effort will demonstrate enabling technology by fabricating near-net shape
able and timely manufacturing of near-net shape metal matrix composities and components. The proposed effort will domonstrate enablin
efense' Ofces of the Surgeons General, the National Healthcare Industry consoritum (NHIC), the Northern California Healthcare Technolo
and laboratory experiments. The current state-of-the-art on other components of FOBD will be assessed. Low loss transmission of energy
idation of titanium sputtering, and CVD, will be used to deposit TiO(2) thin film. The quality of the film, electrical properties such as breakd
h SiC fibers, (2) to demonstrate the feasibility of obtaining MMC's by consolidation of the matrix-containing fibers, (3) to demonstrate proo
atteries and owns a safety-shutdown spearator process. During phase II, U.B.I. will fabricate BA-5590/U cells and assemble them in to a batt
ction depth. We propose to survey candidate monitoring techniques, to determine how the most promising might be implemented, to anal
itude), (3) noise interference characteristics, (4) method(s) for transmitting signals to the medic with maximum fiderlity. The principal Phas
ned with analysis of the individual composite components of face plates and adhesive will be studied by experts in materials. Dynamic loa
ace with commercially available ultrasound equipment.
phase II, including recommended activities and schedule leading to a full analysis capability; and (6) thorough documentation of results pr
n against erosion of low earth orbiting space vehicle structures in the atomic oxygen environment while also giving it an electrically conduc
perties, combustion product chemistry, deployment requirements and characteristics, and the cost of implementation. Analyses will also b
LISTICS. TO DEMONSTRATE THE TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY OF EXERCISING GREATER CONTROL OVER THE IGNITION SEQUENCE, VERITAY PROP
PHASE APPROACH WILL BE USED TO ACCOMPLISH THE GOALS OF THIS PROGRAM. THE PHASE I OBJECTIVES ARE TWOFOLD: * IRIVESTIGAT
size and type, electronics architecture, and the method of gear reduction. The result will be a detail design approach that integrates availa
nd the use of automated image processing techniques. In addition, photogrammetric methods may afford accurate, useful, 3-D measureme
working equipment into mainstream SHF terminal Procurements. Our concept builds on ViaSat\'s expertise in key technologies related to S
SCS Universal Model System AJ waveform. ViaSat already sells both government and commercial satellite and terrestrial modems that wou
monstrated in Phase II. Phase I will also result in detailed size, weight, and power estimates for the candidate remote transceiver design.
he multisensor. The angular rate along with a clock input yields the angular acceleration. The device has both military and commercial appli
bers to prevent hot spots of current/plasma production. Cathodes will be produced utilizing these novel features and tested on a crowbarr
specific chemicals, however the sensitivity and selectivity to various chemicals is complex and highly interrelated. ExperChem uses the Expe
ter would yield a three axis IMU. The objective of the Phase I effort is to design an IMU which is analytically as well as technologically feasib
p potential applications of electronic packaging in manufacturing and specific applications.
dware integration by evaluating users' reports from divers and ROV operators. Anticipated Benefits: The results from this research will prov
velop and test a two-component laboratory balance. A six component prototype balance will then be designed and tested in Phase II. To str
DRY ABRASIVE POWDER, ENTRAINMENT OF PREMIXED ABRASIVE SLURRIES AND DIRECT PUMPING OF ABRASIVE SUSPENSIONS JETS (ASJ)
NTERPRET THE VISUAL CHANGES, WHICH OCCUR DURING TESTING, IN TERMS OF AN APPROPIATE FAILURE MODEL AND TO DESCRIBE, IN A
ary effort will be to meet the size requiarment. A braadboard model will be designed, fabricated, and tested. A final report documenting th
hermoplastic materials are remeltable, QUEST proposes to eliminate the use of adhesives by using simple fusion bonding techniques to join
parts (Class I antennas) or easily afxed to conducting or non-conducting areas of a platform with minimal surface preparation (Class II ant
ecular weight PFPE's, EHD films can prevail for long life, reliable lubrication. Surfaces can be run-in topographically with silver or copper co
ttachment methods are continuing to be investigated. This study will include composite and metal inserts, adhesive systems, threaded inse
uting antimicrobial agents or tissue growth fractors at the site to promote healing. The would dressing provides a delivery system for the fib
e, cost/benefit ratio, reliability, durability, size, weight and maintainability for Antiskid Brakes Systems and Traction Control Systems for both
ction. In Phase I, we plan to fabricate and deliver 3 - 5 micron detectors with excellent performance at elevated temperatures, e.g., 30C to
ARGET IDENTIFICATIONS, AND DETERMINE OPTIMUM SENSOR ASSIGNMENTS. THE PROPOSED EFFORT WILL DEVELOP CONCEPTS WHEREB
this proposal are based on convey negative electrodes and separators, any improvements on those components from the ongoing Phase I
(tm) -compatible software. The system will be designed to be compatible with and actuate distributed, unattended rain gauges and autom
NG DEGRADATION OF PERFORMANCE DUE TO CONTAMINATION. THE OBJECTIVE OF PHASE I IS TO DEVELOP THE COMPUTATIONAL TOOLS
TY CONTROL TOOL BY CONNECTING IT TO THE EXTRUDER DIE BLOCK (WITHOUT INTERRUPTION OF THE PRODUCT) OR AS A LAB INSTRUME
th the military combat soldier and for civilian authorities such as the police and firefighters. Anticipated Benefits: Research and developme
ts for suitable monolithic microwave IC's.
Phase II. Such a forecasting scheme could be adapted for a variety of civilian uses such as in scheduling LANDSAT use or planning cloud see
nly 2 ml injectate volumes. The smallvolume technique gave measurements with accuracy similar to those obtained using the standard of 1
URE IN THE PLASMA, AND DATA ON THE FILM, INCLUDING OXYGEN STOICHIOMETRY, THICKNESS, AND TEMPERATURE. THE PROJECT WILL E
AND LEVEL, AND A CROSS-CORRELATION TECHNIQUE FOR SHORT-TERM FORECASTS OF SATELLITE IMAGERY. THE SYSTEM DEVELOPED IN PH
ED ON CONSTRAINTS PROVIDED BY THE USER, A DESIGN CAN BE CREATED. THE GOAL IS TO HAVE A VHDL LIBRARY OF COMPONENTS, AND
ON OF COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES.

HIGHLY ACCURATE WAVELET ELEMENTS THAT SHOULD BE SIMPLE TO MATCH ACROSS ELEMENT BOUNDARIES. THE COUPLING OF SOLUTIO
AL AND EXTERNAL INTEGRATION. WE AIM TO USE THIS FRAMEWORK IN THE DESIGN OF A COMMERCIAL PRODUCT THAT WILL FOSTER INT
M CALIBRATION, STATUS VERIFICATION, AND INTERFACE WITH EXTERNAL EQUIPMENT. IN ADDITION, THE WATER RESERVOIR WOULD INCO
OOPERATIVE PROGRAM IN WHICH IT WILL PRODUCE TITANIUM ALLOY TEST MATERIALS AND PROTOTYPE FEMORAL (HIP) STEM PREFORM
E PARAMETERS INCLUDE THE PARTIAL PRESSURE OF CO2 IN SEA WATER AND THE ATMOSPHERE, WIND SPEED AND WAVE TURBULENCE, TE
ASE 2 TASKS THAT WILL LOWER BARRIERS TO THE USE OF FIBER OPTIC SENSORS. PHASE 2 WILL CATALYZE COLLABORATION BETWEEN USER
NG AND DIAGNOSING THESE PROBLEMS. IT WILL OVERCOME THE WEAKNESSES OF BOTH PURE MODEL-BASED APPROACHES AND PURE PA
ALSE ALARM RATES.

ONDING (TAB) AND FLIP CHIP TECHNOLOGIES WILL BE COMPUTER MODELLED AND SIMULATED FOR OPTIMAL MECHANICAL AND DYNAMIC
MODEL FOR THE ALARMING PROCESS IN MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES, INCORPORATING AN EXPLICIT MODEL OF THE COS
USED TO PREDICT OCTANE NUMBERS ON GASOLINE SAMPLES COLLECTED FROM 23 REGIONS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. ONCE C
METERS WHICH WERE NOT SPECIFICALLY ADDRESSED BY THE FIRE ANALYSIS CODES. THE BASIC TECHNICAL APPROACH IS SIMILAR TO THAT
DELINES QUALITY(TM) AND IDENTIFY A SELECT NUMBER (1-3) OF PRACTICE GUIDELINES IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN TO BE USED AS THE BASIS
Y THIN (25 UM) LOW HEAT CAPACITY SAPPHIRE SUBSTRATES WITH APPROPRIATE BUFFER LAYERS. THE FILM QUALITY WILL BE OPTIMIZED B
LS GO TO THE POLARFISH CONVERTER, WHICH FUNCTIONS IN AN ANALOGOUS MANNER TO A FLASH A/D. ONE OF THE ATTRACTIVE FEATU
D FLOWN ON A NOAA P-3 AIRCRAFT WITH THE RADAR SYSTEM DURING PHASE II. QUADRANT IS CONFIDENT THAT THE RESULTS OF THESE
L) FEATURES CAN BE COMPOSED FROM ELEMENTS OF THE GENERIC OBJECT MODE. GENERIC OBJECT MODELS NEED TO BE DEVELOPED IN
ERMEDIATE SQL AND FULL SQL (POSSIBLY ALSO TRANSITIONAL SQL). THIS PROPOSAL IS FOR AN INTERMEDIATE SQL TEST SUITE. IT WILL BE
NG THIS PROJECT WILL CONCENTRATE ON EXAMINING VARIOUS MEASUREMENT GEOMETRIES AND DETECTOR COMBINATIONS THAT CAN B
PHASIS ON IDENTIFICATION OF MEASURED VARIABLES, DEPLOYMENT RESOURCES, DATA FORMATS AND PROCESSING MEANS.
ARCH COASTAL SURVEYS, AND POLLUTION MONITORING ARE ALL POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS THAT WOULD DIRECTLY BENEFIT FROM THE P
URNER FLEXIBILITY. TO SHOW THE FEASIBILITY OF THIS BURNER UNDER THE PHASE I PROGRAM, ANALYSES WILL BE USED TO REFINE THE B
OLYMER MEMBRANES HAVING HIGH AIR PERMEABILITY, LOW VOC PERMEABILITY, AND CHEMICAL INERTNESS. THESE PERFLUORO-POLYME
T OF THIS RESEARCH.
(ADSORPTION ISOTHERMS), THE KINETICS OF NOX ADSORPTION, THERMAL OR CHEMICAL DEACTIVATION OF THE ADSORBENT, AND ANY N
ISONING BY LIKELY CONTAMINANTS. IN A PHASE II PROJECT, A PROTOTYPE COMMERCIAL SYSTEM CAN BE ASSEMBLED AND TESTED OVER
D CONSEQUENTLY ATTRACTIVE TO THE COMMERCIAL SECTOR. SINCE CARBON FIBER HAS A TENSILE MODULUS OF 200 GPA AND STRENGT
evelopment and implementation of the entire corrosion control curriculum. The culmination of this phase will be a demonstration lesson d
Phase I project is to demonstrate the feasibility of manufacturing the layered ceramic matrix composites using the LOM technique. The ob
elated information. We are proposing to modify the approach used for RIMS to support the additional requirements identified for military
es (rapid start-up, ambient temperature operation, and electrical recharging) while substantially reducing system size and weight.
of passive circuit components and their integration into multichip modules. The photopolymerization process of forming conducting polym
, internal humidification of the PEM electrolyte, current collectors/reactant flow fields and bipolar plates have been incorporated into the d
oisture environments. The resulting adhesive will have high shear strength, cure at ambient temperatures and pressures, be environmental
ywater treatment. The primary objectives are to prepare membranes with specific performance properties, to verify separation efciencie
roduct to be developed will let decision-theory and economic models be created much more easily and inexpensively than is currently pos
mbrane separation process that offers many cost and process advantages over existing membrane water treatment technologies. The distin
THE M EASUREMENT CAN BE PERFORMED IN ANY FLOW CONTAINING OXYGEN. IN THIS EF FORT WE PROPOSE A DETAILED STUDY, INCLUD
eters fabricated by this approach should rival the performance of conventional, inertial-grade instruments on the higher dimensional end o
with the two configurations and evaluated as a basis for design of a Phase II high-speed precision inspection system. Anticipated Benefits/
he readiness of deployed tropps by enabling forward-deployable simulators. It will increase DSI participation by lowering the cost-barrier t
and their influence on effective application of metacognitive skills in problem solving will be assessed. The validation evidence provided by
and effective application of these models. The evidence obtained in these studies should provide a basis for later training intended to deve
ed Phase I SBIR effort such a piezoelectric phase-shifter mini-array will be analyzed, built, and tested. If successful the resulting phase-shifte
pectral signature of the craft at all speed and load conditions. The reduction of spray and wake of the new craft will be crucial to any propos
sidual error microphone(s) . This robustness is very important for an application on an UAV, because the loud propeller noise can upset and
ost of producing B4C tiles by the CVR process. This will determine the feasibility of the technique to produce los cost, high density B4C mate
led up design for the Phase II work. The Phase II work will focus on optimizing the performance of fullerene based oxygen storage and deliv
this program's success.
niversity. The concepts are based on current development programs at both organizations.
n. The characteristic impedance of the line is much smaller than 50 ohm. When the magnetic metal film is biased at FMAR the skin depth w
CRYSTALS IN BALLISTIC IMPACT, IT IS PROPOSED TO IMPACT A [100] TEXTURE TO W PARTICLES IN A B.C.C. MATRIX (MN) TO ACCENTUATE TH
mposites and modeling of the inert (rate independent) behavior of ceramic composites. Extension of the code to multi-ply laminates to pre
ation procedures for the V-22 cockpit cage which meet the design goals of the current cockpit cage, and provide significant weight savings a
ace layer such as tough films or fabrics to provide extra energy absorption and surface protection, will also be considered. These material c
ful development of a cost effective processing procedure. Anticipated Benefits: Cost effective fabrication of C-C pistons will significantly imp
NCORPORATED INTO THE KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM RULES AND DATA QUALITY INDICATORS WILL BE INCORPORATED INTO THE
of outstanding issues which must be addressed. The objective of this program is the development of preform, process, property relationshi
pe devices to be considered for Phase II.

, MSI will design and demonstrate a new tooling concept aimed at facilitating the synthesis and application of composite transducer mater
DESIGNED FOR THE NEEDS OF ELECTRONICS APPLICATIONS.

e II efforts will build on this work and include more detailed testing of larger structural sections to optimize the various parameters (fiber-m
s work and include more detailed testing of larger structural sections and optimization of the composition and construction of a practical b
S THEM. DURING THE COURSE OF THIS WORK, WE WILL DEVELOP A CORPUS OF INFORMATION ANALYSIS CASES, WHICH ARE REPRESENTA
TRONIC FUEL CONTROL. 4. SPECIFICATION AND PROCUREMENT OF A FIXED PITCH PROPELLER. 5. PERFORMANCE TESTING OF THE ABOVE
test all cavities including the multi-cavity output circuit. We will also design and RF test an output waveguide assembly with multiple ceram
e cleaned in a cross-flow manner or unwound, wiped off and rerolled for reuse.
ter- based training to adult learners at an acceptable cost, helping them to master complex scientific and technical subjects. Markets for th
hase I results will transition into Phase II, during which part selection and design will be performed to evaluate thermomechanical performa
SEARCH CAN BE EXTENDED IMMEDIATELY TO OTHER AREAS, E.G., EARTHQUAKE DETECTION AND PROSPECTING (OIL AND MINERAL).
definition for a wide area search system. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - The ability to non-destructively test for objects benea
f the proposed Phase I effort is: (1) to establish the feasibility of developing and demonstrating this SEW synthetic environment; (2) to dete
f large deviations. We will also investigate the hardware aspects of the design including processor type and speed required, interfaces for t
o the FAS mission) and stationkeeping accuracy (applied to autonomous orbit maintenance). This will allow the government to evaluate spe
t of the principal technical, cost, and management issues involved, and a specific plan for developing a new launcher for approximately the
ble frequency operation to raster the plasma along the surface of a carbon composite sample -- thereby demonstrating the feasibility of co
o 7.5 GHz frequency range. Near-production-scale plates of the thermoset PMC material (20 cm by 20 cm by 2.5 mm thick) will be provided
e neutral particles are used. Since no chrorofluorocarbons are used, this method addresses current environmental concerns. In Phase I etch
with minimum input energy. In addition to its proposed use for weld penetration monitoring and control, the resonant oscillations caused
ty of adding magnetostrictive properties to rubber isolation mounts. Feasibility of this novel concept will be studied by investigating possib
enetrate battlefield obscurants is a major advantage relative to IR and shorter wavelengths. During Phase I, several system approaches will
ype for testing at 94 GHz. This test device will serve as a basis for the Phase II effort, which will comprise building a monolithic beam steeri
h to be followed in the Phase II prototype development.
ch staff of the Armament Directorate, Eglin AFB is needed in order to realize the full potential of this effort, by focusing the direction of this
novative GPR approach and specialized processing. The objectives of the Phase I effort are to establish the feasibility of the proposed techn
or otherwise) are used to remotely monitor cure kinetics in composite structures via embedded fiber optics. In addition, the experimental
r diabetes mellitus. Progress in the field of artificial organs, such as the artificial pancreas, depends on the availability of this type of miniat
mic, EMP and acoustic signatures are also changed by depth. We will provide a preliminary determination of optimal means of simultaneou
UE, THE MIMIC NET, FOR CLASSIFICATION BY RESPONSE AND PRIORITIZATION. SENSOR DATA MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY IS MITIGATED
d condition. A protocol incorporating these tasks will be designed and implemented experimentally with a group of subjects. The results w
CH AS TOUCH SCREENS, VOICE RECOGNITION, AND AUTOMATIC COMPUTER ACCESS TO THE SMPTE TIME AND USER CODES WILL SUPPORT
prospects of the Army's project to develop protective suits for soldiers which includes air conditioning.
ency dependent material properties.
ments and bench scale bioreactors systems with flowthrough of contaminated groundwater. The research will produce a library of 10,000 m
r optic coils can be used in fiber optic gyroscopes for DUAL-USE application. A wide variety of government as well as commercial applicatio
Anticipated Benefits: Tactical systems such as FOG-M, EFOG-M, LONGFOG, FOMP, SEABEAR, and SKYRAY are capitalizing on use of secure, c
he R/Os and detectors and for growing and fabricating detectors on GaAs/Si. The effort will deliver a dual-band process and a layout for 4"
t navigation.
atabases and test its heuristics on actual claims data. Blue Cross/Blue Shield of South Caroline (BCBSSC) has expressed interest (Appendix I
. This will cultivate an acceptance of the guidelines even as they are being formulated, which will continue into the Phase II effort. The prod
nal analysis tools are used for target characterization. Data from ultra-vvideband radar discrimination experiments using targets of metal, c
multi-dimensional data problems. Anticipated Benefits: The visualization will aid in the interpretation and analysis of multi-variate seismic d
s RAIM subsystem will be included as part of the proposed system.

urements required before the ambiguities are correctly resolved. The ambiguity resolution algorithm is designed to operate with an autono
aircraft and design the ground equipment in support of SOF missions. Under Phase II, a prototype GPLAS will be built and flight tested.
uthoring tools, domain knowledge, digital libraries, help modules, and other software components will spread development costs over man
ge and retrieval, and signal and image processing. The results of this study will be preliminary hardware designs, a prototype programming
erimental studies and then select the materials and processes to be used in a Phase II mask technology demonstration of stable, low-distor
of distinguishable pre-programmed wavelengths. Thus^ wavelength is the third dimension for this optical data storage scheme. Furthermo
NTROLLED OSCILLATORS (VCOs), TUNED AMPLIFIERS, TUNED BANDPASS FILTERS, HARMONIC GENERATORS, AND CAPACITIVE MIXERS.
patterning of the dielectric and the forming of interconnections between the two HTS layers in the subsequent Phase II. Ultimately, this tec
uperconducting magnetic microscope dedicated to the inspection and verification of MCM substrates in a manufacturing environment. Anti
ge and constraints set by actuator torque limits. This advanced optimization-based design tool will reduce the development time and costs
PULSION EFFECTS, WILL BE CONSIDERED IN COMBINATION WITH A STRUCTURAL DEFORMATION MODEL TO PROVIDE A COMPLETE SIMULA
ipated benefit of this effort is the development of new modulation techniques that can support satellite communicaion links with a high da
a user-friendly, highly interactive, flexible, and distributed environment. Develop new, scalable, HPCC-compatible parallel simulation softw
nd processing system for the use in environmental and hydrological applications.
onvolatility and radiation hardness are desired are the most likely first users of results of this program.
W system in Phase II.

multi-channel transmitters and receivers. We will also use the SPF technology to integrate optical devices with their electronic circuits for
e growth of quantum well structures. PE-MOCVD is ideal for holographic device fabrication due to its high growth rate, large-area, and low
E LOW TEMPERATURE DEPOSITION OF HIGH Tc CERAMIC SUPERCONDUCTING THIN FILMS AND PIEZOELECTRIC BaTiO3 THIN FILMS, PE-CVD
hnologies,, in collaboration with Prof. G. Haertling of Clemson University will investigate the feasibility of developing this technology by dem
dies. Two approaches will be considered: distributing the scenairos of th entire study and parallelizing the interactins within a scenario. Bo
tunable bandwidth and efciency will be studied. Results of the Phase I study are to be organized to lead to a Phase II experimental demon
OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS TO SUPPORT HIGH FIDELITY OF MILITARY OPERATIONS. IN PARTICULAR WE WILL EXAMINE THE USE OF M
he JTIDS attributes defined above will receive primary emphasis.

o-varioable. Therefore, the net managment issue of communication netowrk satruation also includes a crypto-management issue. The abso
nd management (including demonstrating feasibility), and (5) to determine an overall best feasible approach to develop the Worplace Risk
and structural robustness, and to address power management issues. Anticipated Benefits: A technology for vertically integrating multichip
NM WAVELENGTHS, THE GOAL OF THIS EFFORT IS TO DEVELOP 830, 1310 AND 1550 NM VCSELs WITH SIMILAR OR IMPROVED HIGH FREQU
MERS AND COMPANIES (OPTICAL POLYMER RESEARCH, INC.) WHICH SYNTHESIZE CLADDING POLYMERS. MORE IMPORTANTLY, THIS PROJECT
ms and subroutines for mapping into 2D arrays (32 x 32) of thin planar holographic optical interconnects (HOIE) as well as the HOIE hardwar
will be investigated to provide two adjacent images of the radiation in order to maximize the efciency of the limiter.
S WILL BE THE MAJOR FINAL WORK PRODUCT ENVISIONED UNDER THIS PROPOSAL. ANTICIPATED BENEFITS/POTENTIAL COMMERCIAL APP
SCILLATOR POWER AMPLIFIER (MOPA) SEMICONDUCTOR LASER STRUCTURES. THESE ARE THE FIRST DEVICES WHICH SEEM ADEQUATE FOR
sign that meets performance requirements and is mass producible at low cost. Anticipated Benefits: Successful development of this small,
le inclusion into NITFS. The proposal innovation is to design in Phase I, and implement in Phase II, a visual programming tool allowing the u
tly provide. It can also be used to within a multiprocessor computer to interconnect memory modules to processors. In terms of defense te
nd receiver arrays will lead to improved designs for larger and faster arrays; and (3) Development of a preliminary design for a low latency, h
pproach enables use of low-cost light sources, and alleviates critical alignment requirements. These critical issues have previously hampere
ES 512 X 512 RESOLUTION ELEMENTS AND A FLICERLESS FRAME RATE OF AT LEAST 30HZ. IN PHASE I, A SING-COLOR DISPLAY WILL BE CON
rmit the replay to be done at a selectable speed, but also would be a key factor in minimizing the effort required to evaluate real-time soft
s using simulated bat signals and compare the resulting high-level bat system designs with requirements for dolphin processing. The sonar
tic performance diagnostics and provide optimization guidance. Our signal processing knowledge will account for the effects of transmissio
OISE SITUATIONS, AND HIGHER-ORDER CORRELATION STATISTICS TO SUPPRESS GAUSSIAN NOISE CONTRIBUTIONS THAT CAN BIAS SIGNAL
h the Government and developers of companion IU application systems, conduct RIPPEN training, and analyze HNNDC IU requirements. W
models of the skull to provide localization capability, important in diagnosis of head injury, stroke, epilepsy and brain tumors. The project i
occurred. If not, then the most recent snapshot is stored for the next pass. The main thrust of the proposed work will be to determine wha
ON and by researchers for the National Marine Mammal Laboratory and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute to study finback (Balanenopt
ectral signatures of targets with a resolution of less than 0.01 um in the mid infrared spectral region. Under contract to the Air Force Space
spectral resolution of better than 0.01 um over the desired spectral range. The resulting body of work will provide a solid technical basis for
s not have the sensitivity to detect the lower power of the CW laser. As will be described later in this proposal the PAT approach to laser w
systems in food processing. The proposed research will improve membrane performance in all applications.
uch as time, vehicle number and location. Upon receiving this message, the interrogator validates the reply, signals a Don't Fire to the Shoo
for example, all import routes evidently in use and susceptible to interdiction may be highlighted. PIM would also provide a flexible and int
ely wide field of view (WFOV) allowed by the width of the dichroic screen. This approach will allow rapid IR target motion to be simulated b
ed to further development of these technologies. A large commercial market exists in secure video displays and commercial aviation display
RE RELATIVELY STRAIGHTFORWARD TO PROVIDE FOR 2D LATTICE GAS COMPUTATION, BUT ARE VERY CRUCIAL IN PROVIDING SCALABLE HI
uting. Phase III would concentrate on developing a graphical interface to the simulation environment and attracting commercial support.
ng phases at the interface. One of the successful coating material will be used for coating a specially designed tungsten rod which incorpor
d millimeter wave device performance. Reproducible growth of 3" diameter InP crystals with improved device performance will prove essen
greatly improved life cycle, and possibly related products such as a smart recharger or diagnostic software. We expect to license Phase III p
and build the drive system for the mixer and test it in actual wafer etching chambers and evaluate its effectiveness by measuring the unifor
h a major primary care research and teaching hospital. A fully functional system, suitable for direct commercialization, will be developed an
een jointly demosntrated in a number of advanced optical applications, including beam division, switching, lensing and optical filtering, by
ble launch tube and a time delay firing mechanism. Projectile design is simplified by the very short effective range desired.
st can be administered to large groups using a paper-and-pencil format. Thus it is very cost-effective to administer, yet provides a realistic w
spect is to develop a metallurgically bonded precision aligned integral bearing cartridge with tight tolerance internal and external mounting
ce payoffs, affordability, reliability and risk areas. These advanced concepts will then be prioritized based upon specific USAF criteria includ
de instead of solvents will have important ramifications on environmental issues, especially in minimizing waste generation and disposal. F
c comparison with other processes. Instead of a small SCFE system built on the Phase II effort for verifying applicability, Phasex proposes th
tion tools and software development techniques. This design will be an initial step in providng an integrated set of spacecraft/sensor system
ve tracker providing range and angle data, and exploitation of the relation between the missile rotational microdynamics and its time-depe
ty tests on the LASE-ARRAYs 2) design LASE-ARRAYs specific ally for for multi-mode avionic fiber links (reliabililty, passively-aligned packagin
THAT PHASE II HIGH RESOLUTION DISPLAYS CAN BE REALIZED. NO OTHER DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY, TO OUR KNOWLEDGE, WILL HAVE THESE A
trained quantum-well (QW) active regions such as InGaAs on GaAs to increase the optical gain amplitude, increase the thermal stability, an
hnology; 4)identify the optimum module; 5)develop a fabrication process for the module; and 6)develop a Phase II project plan to demonst
D HIGH-SPEED, HIGH-CAPACITY TERABIT/SEC PHOTONIC INTERCONNECT NETWORK SUPPORTED BY FEASIBILITY STUDIES OF THE MAJOR CO
UR RESULTS AND PREPARE A PHASE II PLAN TO FABRICATE HYBRID LENS SYSTEMS TO BE IMPLEMENTED INTO AN OPTICAL INTERCONNECT
nd hasten integrated optoelectronics performance improvement. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Little quantitative simulation
PLE INTERCONNECTION PATTERNS OR ADDRESSABLE INTERCONNECTIONS TO BE CREATED THAT GIVE REAL-TIME RECONFIGURATION CAPA
THE PATTERN SPECIFIED BY 72-COLREG. THE FIBER DIAMETER IS SELECTED ACCORDING TO THE LUMINANCE TO BE DELIVERED AT THE MAS
NSFORMED, THUS SEPERATING THE HIGH-FREQUENCY DEFECT PATTERN FROM SLOWLY VARYING LOW-FREQUENCY BACKGROUND PATTERN
ymer and optically addressed spatial light modulator. Phase II will result in an integrated optical system consisting of a nonlinear preprocess
is and has higher sensitivity than the Hartmann method. A high rate of temporal sampling will be achieved by employing two 15KHz frame
hase I, an engineering design of a prototype miniaturized HBDOP system will be provided for Phase II fabrication. Based on the experience
multaneous correlations with a large number of reference signatures. The HPOC is expected to solve the difcult data analysis problem of d
DELAY LINES, AND CROSSBAR RECONFIGURABLE INTERCONNECTS.
D AN ANALYSIS OF ITS SCINTILLATION EFFICIENCY WITH O, B, AND Y-RAY SOURCES. PHASE II WILL CONCENTRATE ON SCALING UP OUR DES
ombination of a novel imbedded processor architecture suing DSPs and POC's PSS algorithm will dramatically improve receiver performanc
erent metallic surfaces.
ED MATERIALS, COMPATIBLE WITH MCM PACKAGING. THEY INCLUDE SUCH OUTSTANDING BASIC PARAMETERS AS GOOD SPEED, HIGH SWI
e image processing system will also be implemented. A number of algorithms will be simulated in this conceptual system in order to demo
olographic grating provides very wide band tunability with uniformly high efciency; (3) parallel addressable 1D reflective SLM arrays allow
II, a prototype instrument for the measurement of irradiance spatial density using the 3-D spatial filtering technique will be developed.
ur nation's competitiveness in large panel display manufacturing, a non-incremental approach is called for. This fits the Defense Policy Obje
gine components. Sapphire's melting point is - 2000"C, far exceeding any temperature limit of internal combustion engines. An IR transmitti
t estimate of POC's modulator is less than $100 per unit, vs. tens of thousands of dollars for state-of-the-art modulators. Anticipated Benefi
e I will be to demonstrate the feasibility and practicality of the active multiplexing technique, the key technique in the network. Anticipated
flow, flash, and enhanced flash reactions associated with target biological agents. The development of the porposed luminometer will open
apering station, immunological coating procedures, and an optical testlied would be developed to support these goals. An optional set of t
eme will be determined. The experimental results will be used as guidelines for the design of a Phase II prototype actuator for large-scale t
e (NEAT) of the instrument are presented.
e estimated. The technical benefits and market advantages of the hyper-thin components in the proposed baseline technology will be proj
uct in sizes large enough for many applications. PSI has developed an innovative process by which small HTS magnetic shields have been e
ation system that will allow users to characterize picosecond electrical signals with unprecedented temporal resolution and accuracy. These
ance. This effort will develop a physically consistent, unified impact damage model (SUPerCID) for predicting perforation and cratering impa
pated since it shall replicate all data and information found within NATOPS or commerical flight manuals and logistics supportability/mainte
gine testing of the catalytically enhanced primary zone to evaluate the emissions and stability improvement.
e concept was demonstrated in a Navy submarine application. This Phase I effort further develops the Flex Tube concept and results in a fu
TABF), a realistic shallow water noise model and transient processing operating concept to facilitate integration of the TABF algorithm into t
ll be tested by end users, and as practical real-world problems will be solved.
civilian medical diagnostic needs. A very large number of the imagers can be built and sold to both military and commercial customers. It w
nefits: Microlenses on focal plane arrays will have tremendous impact on DoD systems using them and a number of commercial products c
m parts, surface or drop in mounting, small size and minimum interference withinterface with other transmission medium. Princeton Micro
A HIGH VOLTAGE PULSE FOR IGNITION, COMPLETELY ELIMINATING THE INTERMEDIATE LASER AND OPTICS. THEY OFFER SHOCK INSENSITIV
luation of the effectiveness of the device in terms of killing bacteria, will be conducted.
t, plume and radiant heating to the retract mechanisum and tail fins. Total JVTVC system mechanical design and packaging involving ARIES
erators into a single sensor, thus granting internal control of the sensor response. The product of this work will be a platform design for a si
enna modules are inexpensive and placed only where needed for a particular simulation. The optical fiber feed offers low cost and high pe
A team, to work with Quadrax, has been assembled to build upon the expertise of Morrison Molded Fiber Glass, Lockheed and Composite S
D memory system. The prototype will be developed and evaluated in Phase II. '
MPUTER SIMULATION. THE OBJECTIVE OF THE PROPOSED PROJECT IS TO DEVELOP OPTICAL HARDWARE IMPLEMENTATION OF THESE NOV
proximity to steel plates, which are ferromagnetic and produce considerable field distortion. As a result of these recent developments, NM
loped by Gateway Modeling which solves Poisson's and Schroedinger's equations to generate device DC operating characteristics. Once the
(with tailored bandgap) and selective bandpass filter will be developed for the emitter temperature range of interest. This project will also
ks. The OLCR is highly computationally efcient and exploits the orthogonality of the CDMA code set more fully than conventional CDMA re
tal reconnaissance systems under current development, such as the TACJAM A system, in that they can operate against emitters with band
simultaneously steer nulls in the directions of multiple interference signals. This allows communications in the presence of stront co-chann
NG INEXPENSIVE SONDE ELECTRONICS. INTERFERENCE CANCELLATION IS APPLIED TO THE METEOROLOGICAL CHANNEL AT THE GROUND R
E SPREAD OVER AN INTERVAL OF TIME THAT IS GREATER THAN THIS RESOLUTION. THE PROPOSED SYSTEM SIGNIFICANTL IMPROVES THE R
these devices and are well positioned to cooperate with Phillips Laboratory to commercialize this technology.
mat and methods of implementing them in Phase II. Anticipated Benefits: This generic processor will open a new class of optical instrument
imizes the risks of achieving the predicted benefits. Anticipated Benefits: The specific benefits of successful development of this new engin
ers, lenses and windows for lasers, watch crystals, wear parts - including jewel bearings, orifices, nozzles, and piston rods, stiff windows for
odels of the process using our expertise in numerical methods in collaboration with Texas Instruments. Initially, the models will be used off-
ure-backed, biotechnology company overseen by a seasoned Board of Directors. It was formed in 1990 for the purpose of developing and c
ious currents (in particular surges, up wells and riptides). Therefore, a machine that can walk on the bottom can handle tasks too challengi
AND HARDWARE SCHEMATICS AT THE END OF PHASE I, DEMONSTRATED AND REFINED PROTOTYPES AT THE END OF PHASE II, AND A COM
sed solar thermal electrical power systems wuch as Solar Brayton cycles to levels that have not been achieved to date.
n the "spectrometer on a chip" technology for environmental sensing dual-use will also be studies. The result of this project will be a comp
Based on the testing and analysis of the results of these studies, the optimum materials combination and joint configuration will be selecte
TIGATE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A REASONING SYSTEMS WHICH CAN ASSIST THE PILOT BY DRAWING INFERENCES ABOUT TERRAIN AND O
methodology and use of the automated tools, and (2) a prototype of the automated tools which integrates off-the-shelf software packages
e and linguistic descriptors depicting various factor levels, developing environmental parameters defined by expert knowledge statements,
rable, modular, scalable, multi-purpose, transportable, rapidly deployed designs for ocean structures; robust robotic systems for structural
5) evaluation and ranking of the prospective systems; a final report, on paper and disk.
scribing the body surface. The expense of collecting anthropometric methods used presently. 3D surface data of the human body will prov
lop two simulators to determine potential performance improvements for irregular applications running under optimized SVM. We will also
nd environments.
PURITIES, DISLOCATIONS AND TWIN PLANES, AND THE PRESENCE OF NON-DIAMOND CARBON, WILL BE AS A FUNCTION OF PROCESS PARA
at will substantially reduce the development planner's burden.
Results will be encoded in a graphic shell for easy analyst access. The analyst can then examine the impact of varying numbers of existing s
aft and its components. 4. The proper materials to be used.
ratory breadboard experimentation; will provide a specific high performance, affordable design for Phase II development and demonstratio
y for full development of a prototype instrument in a Phase II program and commercialization in Phase III.
nd sensing electronics, allows inexpensive mass production. The Phase I program will establish the optimum structure geometry, the details
LATES HAVE INSUFFICIENT BANDWIDTH TO PROVIDE ACTIVE CONTROL OF HELICOPTER ROTOR VIBRATION. FINALLY, IT IS DESIRABLE IN SOM
conductivity of the plastic body is automatically secured.

vailable signature data, a parametric design study of the sensor parameters, and development of a top-level, prototype sensor design.
e-multiplexed through three-channel electronics. One channel of the transmitter will alternate its output polarization from pulse to pulse an
SUCH AS LASER LAYER GLAZING AND PLASMA SPRAYING. HIGH AVERAGE POWER CONTRIBUTES TO HIGH THROUGHPUT AND COST EFFEC
GROWTH AND DECAY OF VENT PLUMES; AND THE INITIAL DISPERSAL OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS FROM THE STORAGE CONTAINERS INTO
enance-free operations. Phase I efforts will encompass the feasibility experiment for the concept, critical system analysis, and the prelimin
esign by the modeling of the active module and biconical antenna, meeting the active module design criteria, the performance of the bicon
Scientific Aero Monitoring, Inc. was founded with a vision to utilize the efciency and concentration of a small business to facilitate techno
tage scenarios, anti-terrorism, FBI/ATF operations, DEA drug interdiction activity, National Guard/civil unrest crisis situations. In addition, th
antenna or radiated signal characteristics. We will apply measures such as array processing and anrrow bandpass sampling to achieve signifi
mplifier system will be constructed and tested in Phase I to obtain design data for a prototype Phase II system.
and reliable closed cycle process for decontamination of wastewater using linear induction accelerator technology. Electron beams are pro
an operate in a relatively compact geometry. These nonlinear optical media provide high spatial resolution by temporally gating and amplif
er of users or sources increases, the XINF will simply run in parallel on a larger number of networked computers to achieve the desired leve
ve research will have far reaching implications. By providing better tools for parallel programmers, the quality and quantity of application so
each cell. Avalanche conditions can be turned off so as to effect high light level operation which may not require electron amplifications; av
POSED HERE WHICH IS EXPECTED TO PROVIDE HIGHER RESOLUTION SO THAT SLOWER-MOVING TARGETS CAN BE CLASSIFIED IN A HIGH CL
e designer and manufacturer of the Joint STARS radar system as well as several other advanced technology radar sensors, will support Scien
tion problems.
essable monolithic 2-D array will be suitable for the infrared scene projection and other ARPA applications including, eye safe laser radar, ey
packaged products. Finally, the common precision fixturing required for diode array manufacture will be adapted to a common and flexible
on of a family of new low cost efcient fiber coupled laser products for a wide variety of applications. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applic
ING MANY ADVANTAGES OVER COMPETING HIGH-POWER INFRARED LASERS SUCH AS Ti:SAPPHIRE OR DIODE-PUMPED Nd:YAG.
TEGRATION WITH OTHER OPTOELECTRONIC COMPONENTS. EXTENDING THE TECHNOLOGY TO MONOLITHIC, LARGE-APERTURE MASTER O
an be configured for a wide range of gases wavelenths. Anticipated Benefits: Commercial applications range from gas detection in mines, in
ix with stable and unstable atmospheres, high and low moisture profiles, and wind shear. We add PSR's multicomponent first-principle mic
BY TRANSITIONS BETWEEN A FINITE NUMER OF INTERNAL STATES. THE INTERNAL OPERATION OF THE FINITE STATE MACHINE IS CARRIED O
E DATA ON CABLES AND CONNECTORS IN THEIR OPERATIONAL CONFIGURATION CAN BE ESTABLISHED SO THAT MEASUREMENTS AT A LATE
solids and lower the system performance. This leads us to conclude that fouling should not be a high-flux membrane developed during thi
Systems wishes to leverage MCM technology to address packaging/size issues. Anticipated Benefits: Military and Commercial users will be
s would be interested in such a device.
ally. Contractor will explore application of probabilistic techniques to scenarios where the overmoding assumption may not hold. This expl
h widths varying from 0.25" to 6.0" will be plasma treated and treated in wound capacitors, to determine the relationship of the foil edge tr
G/JOINING PROCESS IS PROPOSED THAT WILL ALLOW THESE MATERIALS TO CONDUCT ELECTRICAL CURRENT LIKE METALS AND ALSO TO F
development of ths new high-performance spectral analysis technqieu during the Phase I project, and to demonstrate conclusively tits sup
objective of the proposed project is to develop and test the waveform adaptive processor and its PPT-based implementation. In Phase I the
st acoustic signature. This proposal addresses signal processing alforithms that exploit the highly time varying nature of the signature and
uire minimum set-up and low maintenance costs to support different sectors of microelectronics industries. New marking and labeling ma
m based on VRSAS will represent a turn-key solution to military, commercial and general aviation needs for a low-cost, high fidelity flight tra
morphic manikin.
NOW PROPOSE TO DEVELOP DETECTORS BASED ON THESE FILMS AS WELL AS RADIATION ABSORPTION LAYERS FOR STEALTH AND SHIELD
of appropriate statistical methods; (3) SoftPak provides help to the user in performing multi-step analyses; and (4) SoftPak supports the con
CONFIGURABLE IN THREE DIMENSIONS: THE METRICS, THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS MODEL, AND THE APPLICATION DOMAIN. A USER EXT
l features of the shipboard damage assessment situation. The objectives are: (1) understand the damage control situation; (2) evaluate exis
ce performance and ease of use/setup would make IR mobile communications a practical and efcient medium. In military LAN application
N DISPLAY WILL ASSIST WARFARE COMMANDERS IN OPTIMALLY EMPLOYING PLATFORM/SENSOR RESOURCES AND MAKING TACTICAL DECI
on. Risk mitigation is achieved as each innovative element represents a useful research effort that can be independently carried through Ph
ine selection process, the selection of an optimal BPC gas and the selection of the gas circulating concept. An optimal BPCS design will be f
ve yet versatile technique for fabricating 1-3 connectivity is proposed comprising ceramic posts whose distribution in the composite is tailo
and device simulation programs SUPREM and PISCES, which were developed at Stanford Unversity with support from the US Army.
pe of about 5gpm capacity will be developed, and capital and operating costs will be estimated. During Phase II, the large prototype will be
We will place special emphasis upon selecting criteria to evaluate potentially viable upward migration paths for these API foundtions. This
ESS in ATE procedures. 2. CTA recommendations will reduce by 50% the present number of post-test CCA environmental stress related failu
The proposed six-month Phase I effort includes (1) a complete evaluation of existing waveform tracking algorithms, e.g., Brenner et al., [19
ent include the Parallel Virtual Memory (PVM) and Distributed Queuing System (DQS). Phase I objectives identified include the overall desig
s or multichip module fabrication. We propose to study the feasibility of such an autofocus system, towards the end of building a bench mo
oncentration data with sub-second time resolution. The resulting system is portable, compact, lighweight, and has low power consumption
y sensors will establish the feasibility of our proposed approach in Phase I. In Phase II, the reaction chamber will be built and real-time feed
t extending this approach into the 50-100W level.
he best of these structures. Phase II will optimize barrier thickness, well thickness, and GaInSb composition for absorption at 8 to 20 um, p
e II, we will apply an opimized device structure to MOCVD grown HgCdTe/CdZnTe/GaAs/Si and build a prototype 256 x 256 two-color focal
ES, SUCH AS AN OPTICAL PARAMETRIC OSCILLATOR. DEVELOPMENT MAY BE EXTENDED TO (Al(y)Ga(1-y))(0.5)In(0.5)P, IN ORDER TO INCRE
THE Zn/Ge RATIO IN THE GAS PHASE, WHICH WILL YIELD EXCELLENT QUALITY ZnGeN(2) FILMS. THESE FILMS WILLL BE CHARACTERIZED BY
pment requires the combined skills of experts knowledgeable in (1) eddy current NDE of materials, (2) NDE of military and commercial airfr
OF MODULES, ADEQUATE COOLING, HIGH-SPEED I/O); MANUFACTURING, ASSEMBLY, AND TESTING; SYSTEMS AND APPLICATIONS SOFTWA
termine their activity towards hydrolytic cleavage of soman.
ble of triggering the intramolecular cyclization in route c.
omponents, the evaluation of several obsolescence prediction strategies based on the case base, as well as initial experimentation with use
ypes, and investigation of site-specific system designs. Phase II will entail the fabrication and installation of prototype sensor systems. The
al proposed photochemistries including: bacteriorhodopsin, polyester with azo-dye side groups, and fluorescent photochromic media will b
g remote sensing, environmental monitoring, industrial process monitoring and medical laser applications.
on which these techniques are based. FDT and TSA have serveral attributes that will make them superior to other methods for assessing st
mical reactions between the film to be etched and appropriate organic compounds. Inducing the reactions by plasma/ions is mandatory fo
well as other kinds of ultra-low field imaging. Anticipated Benefits: Success in this research effort will enable commercial development of P
s. If successful, it will result in a much improved process for device fabrication allowing optimizing structures to be made for the first time f
chnique for electronics manufacturing. It can increase the production yield of high performance electronics by improved control of importa
lower cost, technology for high performance phased array antenna systems that provides orders of magnitude performance improvement
D FORWARD CONTROL USED IN CONJUCTION WITH FEEDBACK CONTROL WHICH HAS PROVEN TO BE ROBUST TO NOISE AND FEEDBACK FRO
TEOROLOGY APPLICATIONS, BY PROVIDING AN APPROPRIATE PROGRAMMING AND RUNTIME ENVIRONMENT FOR THESE PROBLEMS. THE
with other Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) tools, a fully developed Avionics Software Design Complexity Measure (ASDCM) w
matic increase in the quality of delivered software for military and commerical (Dual Use) avionics products. In addition, this research shou
wireless LANs. In all areas of our investigation, we are emphasizing seamless integration of wired and wireless components. Users working
sance systems' capabilities. A key component of a system of systems is an architecture. It is the intent of this effort to establish the foundati
r a Phase II SBIR program
ted system architecture for the BF/TDA will integrate exisitng and emergent virtual reality, data visualization, and object-oriented data base
UT IMPEDANSTRUMENTATION AMPLIFIER, AN ANTI-ALIASING FILTER, A LOW OUTPUT IMPEDANCE BUFFER, AND POWER DOWN CIRCUIT.
/biological materials. In Phase I, SPEC will: (1) develop a PRFS Biosensor System specification; (2) design a signal processing scheme; (3) per
to support ASIC implementation in CMOS and/or GaAs chip and multichip module (MCM) technology. FPSS supports a military concept for
edium to validate the RSAR concept. From a military perspective, this radar technique has the potential to produce subterranean images a
al "enable acquisition" signal. An internal threshold comparator can be set for automatic level triggering, or an external "stop acquisition" s
sign the database, Preliminary CERs will be developed and feasibilty demonstation vailidating database design will be provided during the P
achieve significant overall submarine construction and modernization cost benefit.
structural degrees of freedom. The identified state model then will provide the data base for updating the characteristics of the notch filte
PORATING DISTRIBUTED ROTOR BLADE ELEMENTS AND HOVERING IN OR SLOWLY PASSING THROUGH THE ATMOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES.
ider the overall task and evaluate the individual factors that make up each component of the simulation task, and (3) develop a proposal to
axis, single-parameter criteria of the military standard, they will assure multi-axis operations.
ance system requirements, to become major design drivers. The approach to the overall project emphasizes a design process based on mis
n order to share U.S. Government classified data in a manner approved by the National Security Agency (NSA). SYSTRAN is aware of several
orking technologies. FFOL (FDDI Follow ON LAN), FC (Fibre Channel), SCI (Scalable Coherent Interface), and ATM (Asynchronous Transfer M
r surface areas (gas absorption), surface moiphologies (SEM), and film thicknesses (Rutherford backscattering spectroscopy). The Phase II p
ing technology, and will design a demonstration MCM to be fabricated in Phase II. Anticipated Benefits: This development will allow increa
ntal stability, and service life. A prototype modulator will be constructed and tested to demonstrate the use of multifunctional polymers ma
vide hundreds of non-interfering wavelengths for dense wavelength division multiplexing. The development of this technology will give U.S
omponent commodities. the investigation strategy utilized by this project will incorporate a vertical and horizontal assessment of Navy req
of the present state of the art. In Phase I, we will perform a variety of tests on the neuromorphic image low-pass filter, fabricated by Ambe
wide tradeoff of operating speed vs. power consumption, in the field. During Phase I we will develop the asynchronous circuit synthesis so
om this R&D can be fabricated reliably and economically by a number of vendors. We have previously demonstrated components for the co
alog processing for compatibility with existing sensor interfaces. The analog offset-gain corrector is compatible with an automatic gain contr
will demonstrate the feasibility of scanner/printer operations in the lower echelon force environment.
peech data, experiment with recognition of the data, and prepare for the Phase II effort to deploy a full-scale prototype speech recognition
e neural network using experimental and training data. In Phase I, we will prove the tools by FABRICATING demonstration circuits built on e
bricate and test the high-speed processor technology.
RAL NETWORK PARADIGMS TO USE IN SPECIFIC APPLICATIONS, FUNCTIONAL PROTOTYPES OF NEURAL NETWORKS, AND NETWORK DEBUG
ental impact. The ability of this technique to precisely meausre the thickness of a non-conducting material could be used in many process c
ure" of the oil thickness distribution. The Phase I core architecture is anticipated to be readily implementable in a Phase II effort, based on p
ulting in the delivery of a state-of-the-art prototype corrosion control training model
epts will be conducted to examine the potential of new components or novel techniques which have yet to be proven. The outcome of the
h-conductivity metal should increase heat transfer to desired levels. Samples will be tested for hydrogen leakage, resistenace to thermal cy
ndidate coating's ability to be applied to the ceramic brush seal system and achieve the stated objectives. Test rigs utilized throughout the
approach that must be addressed before the engine goes into production. One of the principal efforts of this proposal will apply the NGC c
of the high power density thermal battery, > 10 kW^ . Successful completion of this program will form the basis for a Phase B program in w
STRUCTURES COST-EFFECTIVE FOR SUCH COMPONENTS AS COMBUSTOR LINERS, HOT SECTION COMPONENTS AND NOZZLES IN AEROSPAC
y of success.
nology that has been proven to effect complete dechlorination of dioxin contaminated wood, soil and liquid herbicide formulations. The te
MADS (Integrated Monitoring Analysis and Diagnostic System), developed by Technology Integration, will perform the data analysis, as well a
etary technique) is primarily effective against coherent repeater signals (false targets or pulloffs), but not against narrowband repeater dop
design for an X-Window graphical user interface will be provided.
he process of investigating the two techniques, their performance with linear, nonlinear, and random frequency hopping will be evaluated a
DY SYSTEMS.
the system will be completed. A limited prototyping system will be developed. In Phase II, the system development will be completed and
planners and estimators at the repair facilities do not have the data in an appropriate format or database to efciently make high-confiden
olatile organic chemicals.
Cs or HCFCs. We propose to investigate the applicability of the regenerative zeolite absorption technology to the colling and refrigernation n
ng explosion proof plant would be very useful in the demilitarization of the explosives and save the government considerable amount of m
UATED. INFORMATION ON THERMAL BOUNDARY CONDITIONS AND PHYSICAL SIZE CONSTRAINTS WILL BE SUPPLIED BY THE SUBCONTRACT
aircraft cooling applications as well as investigate lighter materials of construction.
porous electrode *Ostwald ripening of wick structures In Phase I high performance ceramic to metal seals will be developed and life tested
single-hypothesis approaches, track-to-track assocation algorithms, and tracking algorithms with emphasis on a capability to accurately pro
pare responsivities for lateral (guided) incidence against vertical (unguided) incidence. Phase II will build the full up receiver and demonstra
coustic conditions. The Phase I effort will survey the operational and planned ASW platform and IUSS resources, design and overall acoustic
diately transmit an ofcer-in-trouble message with a location.
ut and thermal analysis of heat sinking provided by various packaging approaches. Frequencies of 35, 60, and 94 GHz will be considered. At
integrated circuits. Structured layers- InGaAs channels, InAlAs barriers, will be grown lattice matched to or psuedomorphically on InP subst
AN BE USED TO FIND AN OPTIMUM ROUTE DIRECTLY, WITHOUT A TIME-CONSUMING TRIAL-AND-ERROR PROCESS. ANTICIPATED BENEFITS
w-on to Phase I, will proceed with full-scale development of a complete and user-friendly simulation which ASC can use to explore the trad
algorithm and to compare its performance with the existing KMR track filters for a wide spectrum of drag profiles. Feasibility of the revised
be used by this effort. In Phase 2 we will complete the template, modify the CIS if necessary, and implement the CGF in a workstation, and
rized explosives and propellants. It has proposed one military use for reclaimed PBX and conducted preliminary testing to evaluate perform
tion without refrigeration. The Phase I studies will include thermal modeling, laboratory and experimental investigations, and produce a Sys
ethodology (also developed under the ECS technology block), which partitions the system design capture activities into five Design Views a
gy by fabricating near-net shape Gr/Al heatsinks for Naval avionics applications.

d effort will domonstrate enabling technology by fabricating a fiber reinforced complex shape MMC component for the V-22 Osprey tilt rot
n California Healthcare Technology Alliance (NCHTA) and the national Health Foundation's Health Data Interchange (HDI) project to integrat
Low loss transmission of energy from a 1000 CW Nd:YAG laser through a FOBD system will be demonstrated. Other potential applications o
ctrical properties such as breakdown voltage, dissipation factor, and equivalent series resistance will be evaluated. The prototypical ultra-th
g fibers, (3) to demonstrate proof-of-concept through microstructural studies, thermal cycling and room temperature tensile tests on the fa
s and assemble them in to a battery, then evaluate battery for electrical performance and prove use of Li/MN02 chemistry and soft pouch
g might be implemented, to analytically determine the resulting detection limits and suggest a series of phase II experiments to verify the s
mum fiderlity. The principal Phase I objective is the design and demonstration of a bread-board model of the Auscultation Sensor & Teleme
xperts in materials. Dynamic loading response of the composite material will be analyzed by experts in both anisotropic materials and shoc
ugh documentation of results produced under tasks one through five.

o giving it an electrically conductive surface.
ementation. Analyses will also be performed to scale additive concepts to different calibers and cartridge configurations.
ITION SEQUENCE, VERITAY PROPOSES TO CRITICALLY EXAMINE THE IGNITION PERIOD OF RECENT BALLISTIC TEST DATA TO IDENTIFY THE SO
ES ARE TWOFOLD: * IRIVESTIGATION OF THE DIFFERENT APPROACHES AND IDENTIFICATION OF THE MOST PROMISING SOLUTION. * MECH
n approach that integrates available technology to meet the technical requirements. The selected design will be analyzed in sufcient deati
accurate, useful, 3-D measurements that can supplement the 2-D imagery used in the distress computations. Anticipated Benefits: Results o
e in key technologies related to SHF networking, including: anti-jam, low Probability of exploitation signaling and coding, satcom modems,
nd terrestrial modems that would benefit from inserting new low cost FH or Pseudo Noise CDMA technology. We have in place an experien
ate remote transceiver design.
th military and commercial applications.

atures and tested on a crowbarred Marx for 1-2 nsec pulses. Using a corona bushing to eliminate edge effects, 5-cm radius cathodes will be
elated. ExperChem uses the Expert Sensor architecture to deconvolve the complex non-specific luminescence of the porous silicon into the
y as well as technologically feasible for the 60 mm projectile application.
sults from this research will provide the critical information for achieving the goal to produce a compact and high performance underwater
ned and tested in Phase II. To strengthen our capability in the proposed R&D, we have invited the participation of two Boeing engineers sp
RASIVE SUSPENSIONS JETS (ASJ). THE EFFECTS OF VARIATIONS IN THE DIFFERENT PARAMETERS ON APPLYING THE ALJ TO THE SURFACE AN
E MODEL AND TO DESCRIBE, IN A QUANTITATIVE MANNER, HOW DAMAGE DEVELOPS AND PROPAGATES WITHIN THE MATERIAL. AN EXPER
d. A final report documenting the resuls will be written and delivered.

usion bonding techniques to join rigid-flex PWBs. This would improve adhesion by eliminating problems with material compatibility and di
l surface preparation (Class II antennas). Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Military applications include: remote tracking and mo
aphically with silver or copper coatings which also enhances heat dissipation. Vaporized EP additives shall be used to enhance the boundary
adhesive systems, threaded inserts, thru-hole inserts, quick release devices, hot and cold bonded inserts and studs. The most promising co
vides a delivery system for the fibrin adhesive in the case of deep tissue injury as well.
Traction Control Systems for both military and civilian vehicles.
ated temperatures, e.g., 30C to -70C. In Phase II, it will lead to the fabrication of sensors that can be used in actual Space-Based Surveillan
LL DEVELOP CONCEPTS WHEREBY USAKA RADAR OPERATIONS MAY BE IMPROVED THROUGH THE USE OF REAL-TIME COHERENT SIGNAL P
onents from the ongoing Phase II SBIR program under Contract No. N6O291-93-C-OO62 will be incorporated.
attended rain gauges and automatic samplers and to provide a well-mixed flow stream from which representative grab and composite samp
OP THE COMPUTATIONAL TOOLS NEEDED TO DETERMINE THE OPTIMAL PATTERN OF CHANNELS AND SLOTS. THE COMPUTATIONAL TOOLS
RODUCT) OR AS A LAB INSTRUMENT. IT HAS NO MOVING OR ROTATING PARTS AND IS CONSIDERED TO BE VERY SAFE IN AN EXTRUSION LIN
nefits: Research and development on the design of a medical smart textile would produce dual-use benefits to the military and civilian sect
NDSAT use or planning cloud seeding activities.
obtained using the standard of 10ml iced injectate over wide range of cardiac outputs. We plan to build a proto-type automated systemand
MPERATURE. THE PROJECT WILL EMPLOY A STATE-OF-THE-ART PLD APPARATUS PRODUCING HIGH QUALITY YBA2CU3O7-X FILMS TO DEVELO
Y. THE SYSTEM DEVELOPED IN PHASE 1 WILL SERVE AS A BASELINE FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO THE TRACKING ALGORITHM TO BE DEVELOPED
IBRARY OF COMPONENTS, AND BASED ON THE NEEDS OF THE SOFTWARE, CREATE A HARDWARE DESIGN. THE PARTS THAT ARE NOT PUT I
IES. THE COUPLING OF SOLUTION AND BOUNDARY CONDITION IMPLIED BY OUR METHOD WILL LEAD TO A SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT I
RODUCT THAT WILL FOSTER INTEROPERATION OF OBJECT-ORIENTED METHODOLOGIES BY SEMANTIC INTEGRATION OF TOOLS THAT SUPPO
WATER RESERVOIR WOULD INCORPORATED A CALIBRATED, CONTINUALLY OPEN, DRAIN ORIFICE, WHICH WOULD ELIMINATE THE NEED FOR
FEMORAL (HIP) STEM PREFORMS, AND SMITH & NEPHEW RICHARDS, A MANUFACTURER OF BIOMEDICAL IMPLANTS, WILL CONTRIBUTE T
EED AND WAVE TURBULENCE, TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY, ALL CORRELATED WITH THE TIME OF MEASUREMENT. THE CRITICAL DESIGN
OLLABORATION BETWEEN USERS, E.G. WITHING THE FOOD INDUSTRY. COLLABORATION BETWEEN SENSOR SUPPLIERS WILL BE INITIATED
SED APPROACHES AND PURE PATTERN RECOGNITION APPROACHES, BY A COMBINATION OF MODEL-BASED AND NEURAL NETWORK TECH
MAL MECHANICAL AND DYNAMIC CONFIGURATION, UTILIZING 3D AND SPICE SOFTWARE. UTILIZING NIST SMARTCARD INTERFACE SOFTWA
AN EXPLICIT MODEL OF THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF ALARMING IN VARIOUS SCENARIOS. WE WILL INCORPORATE THIS MODEL INTO A PR
OUT THE UNITED STATES. ONCE CONPLETE, THE MODEL WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO VARIOUS SCANNING GRATING AND DIODE-ARRAY NEAR
APPROACH IS SIMILAR TO THAT TAKEN IN THE RECENT BOMBCAD BLAST EFFECTS ANALYSIS CODE DEVELOPMENT AND BORROWS SIGNIFIC
OMAIN TO BE USED AS THE BASIS FOR PHASE 2 SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT. PHASE 1 RESEARCH WILL ASSESS PRACTICE GUIDELINE USE AND
M QUALITY WILL BE OPTIMIZED BY X-RAY DIFFRACTION. RUTHERFORD BACKSCATTERING, ION CHANNELING AND ELECTRICAL TRANSPORT M
ONE OF THE ATTRACTIVE FEATURES OF THIS APPROACH IS THE LIKELIHOOD THAT IT WILL LEAD TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INEXPENSIV
NT THAT THE RESULTS OF THESE TEST FLIGHTS WILL ESTABLISH THE VALUE OF ACTIVE/PASSIVE OIL SLICK MEASUREMENTS AND WILL RESUL
DELS NEED TO BE DEVELOPED IN AN APPLICATION AND DATA INDEPENDENT MANNER. NEURAL NETWORKS PROVIDE A PARALLEL MAPPING
IATE SQL TEST SUITE. IT WILL BE COMPOSED OF TWENTY-TWO TEST SUITES. THESE INCLUDE THE ELEVEN IN THE NIST SQL TEST SUITE, FOU
TOR COMBINATIONS THAT CAN BE USED TO MEASURE THE THREAD PROFILE AND SUBSEQUENTLY DERIVE THE PITCH DIAMETER TO THE RE
ROCESSING MEANS.
DIRECTLY BENEFIT FROM THE PROPOSED SYSTEM. POTENTIAL USERS OF THIS INCLUDE UNIVERSITY, GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE ENTERPR
S WILL BE USED TO REFINE THE BURNER CONCEPT FOR AN APPLICATION OF INTEREST. A PREPROTOTYPE OF THE BURNER WILL THEN BE FA
ESS. THESE PERFLUORO-POLYMER MEMBRANES SHOULD GIVE (1) REDUCED CAPITAL AND OPERATING COSTS DUE TO STAGING EFFICIENCIE
OF THE ADSORBENT, AND ANY NEGATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS. THE EXPERIMENTS WILL BE CARRIED OUT IN AN ISOTHERMAL PACKE
ASSEMBLED AND TESTED OVER A BROADER RANGE OF PARAMETERS AND COMPARED WITH OTHER MONITORS IN REAL ENVIRONMENTS.
ULUS OF 200 GPA AND STRENGTH OF 2760 MPA, FOSTER-MILLER'S INNOVATIVE RECYCLED MATERIAL SHOULD BE IDEAL FOR CONSTRUCTIO
will be a demonstration lesson displaying the capabilities of the authoring package implemented by the training design and development t
using the LOM technique. The objective of the Phase II project will be to develop the equipment and processes to that layered composites c
uirements identified for military acquisition decision support. The proposed Military Acquisition Decision Support System (MADSS) will con
ystem size and weight.
cess of forming conducting polymers can be easily adapted to a variety of existing MCM technologies and possesses a number of advantag
ave been incorporated into the design of the proposed PEM fuel cell. A performance of 0.8 V and 1.0 A cm-2 at 95oC using pure H2 and 02
and pressures, be environmentally safe and require minimal pretreatment of the adherend surfaces prior to bonding. Multiple dual use opp
s, to verify separation efciencies, and to demonstrate utility with simulated waste feeds in a bench scale test loop. In Phase II, a prototype
expensively than is currently possible to improve the quality of budget-related decision making in US Government and business.
eatment technologies. The distinct operating characteristics of the new process will enalbe it to be used in applications where it is impracti
POSE A DETAILED STUDY, INCLUDING APPROPRIATE LABORATORY PRO OF-OF-CONCEPT MEASUREMENTS, OF THE APPLICABILITY OF THE TE
on the higher dimensional end of the spectrum. The development approach is to begin with the manageable large size, develop the mode
on system. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Recording the surface configuration of bobbin baselayers and windings can create a
on by lowering the cost-barrier to entry. It will enable extremely low-cost DIS LHN operations independently of the DSI.
validation evidence provided by these studies should provide the infrastructure for future efforts intended to enhance leaders' problem so
or later training intended to develop leaders' decision making and problem solving.
cessful the resulting phase-shifter array costs would (finally) make electronic scan antennas affordable for commercial markets.
craft will be crucial to any proposed design. The need to retain the folded size, weight, and texture of the current craft further serves as a g
ud propeller noise can upset and confuse such conventional algorithms as filtered-X LMS and filtered-U RLMS.
e los cost, high density B4C materials.
e based oxygen storage and delivery technology. The Phase III effort will commercialize this fullerene based technology for applications in m
biased at FMAR the skin depth within the magnetic metal film becomes substantially greater than the film thickness. At FMAR the impeda
MATRIX (MN) TO ACCENTUATE THE POSSIBILITY OF FAILURE ALONG WEAK PLANES. THE ALLOYS WILL BE PROCESSED THROUGH BOTH LIQUI
ode to multi-ply laminates to predict progressive damage under sustained time-dependent crack growth and/or cycle-dependent crack gro
ovide significant weight savings at a reduced cost.
be considered. These material concepts will be evaluated by using analytical models for impact damage assessment and panel performan
f C-C pistons will significantly improve performance through increased strength, reduced weight, and reduced friction. Successful testing wi
LL BE INCORPORATED INTO THE DATABASE DESIGN. THE PHASE I PROGRAM WILL DETERMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF AN INTELLIGENT DATABA
rm, process, property relationships, and their integration into the CVI existing Process Science Model.
n of composite transducer materials. This tooling technology will allow injection molding tools to be produced for approximately one-tenth
e the various parameters (fiber-matrix interface, resin toughness, etc.) critical for achieving the ultimate promise of ultralightweight compo
and construction of a practical ballistic protective material for military uses. Anticipated Benefits/Potential - A novel class of strong, impact
CASES, WHICH ARE REPRESENTATIVE OF MANY USED IN THE GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY. THESE CAN BE USED TO PROVIDE EVALUATION
MANCE TESTING OF THE ABOVE SYSTEMS ON A SUNSTRAND TJ-90 OR TURBOCHARGER BASED GAS TURBINE POWER PLANT. ANTICIPATED B
de assembly with multiple ceramic windows. In Phase II, we propose to complete the mechanical design, fabricate and RF test the various
echnical subjects. Markets for the games and the cost-effective authoring tools include military training, public and private education, techn
ate thermomechanical performance of the carbon-fiber-reinforced phthalonitrile polymer resin. Tooling fabrication will also be performed
TING (OIL AND MINERAL).

structively test for objects beneath the surface could be extremely useful for many aqplications such as detection of the deterioration of th
nthetic environment; (2) to determine critical technologies and the extent to which these required technologies limit near-term synthetic e
d speed required, interfaces for the GPS receiver and the INS, as well as the overall packaging concept required for either an external pod o
the government to evaluate specific features and requirements to be incorporated in the Phase II development.
w launcher for approximately the cost of procuring a single vehicle using more traditional approaches.
emonstrating the feasibility of controlling the efcienty deposition of diamond films over unique geometries. Anticipated Benefits: Diamon
by 2.5 mm thick) will be provided by EniChem America, Inc., which will support MLI in this effort. Characterization and optimization of the v
nmental concerns. In Phase I etchin of oxides, especially removal of the native oxide from silicon, will be demonstrated. Etching of carbon a
he resonant oscillations caused by the system can be used to enhance pool stirring and thus control other aspects of the weld, such as gra
e studied by investigating possible fabrication techniques, resulting electrical and mechanical properties, the application envelope, passive
, several system approaches will be evaluated against predetermined criteria and proof of concept component and module hardware desig
uilding a monolithic beam steering array for use in one of our imaging systems. Anticipated Benefits: A successful outcome of the Phase I a
by focusing the direction of this investigation on Air Force missions and their future tactical weapon sensor requirements.
easibility of the proposed techniques, quantify the processing benefits, and specify processor requirements for practical GPR systems. Anti
s. In addition, the experimental portion of the proposed effort will clearly demonstrate the feasibility of using FTIR spectroscopy methods a
availability of this type of miniaturized sensor to continuously monitor blood chemistry. The sensor will benefit emergency medical person
of optimal means of simultaneous evasion of multiple detection systems by choice of depth/height in available media using existing calcula
NT UNCERTAINTY IS MITIGATED BY REPRESENTING MEASURED THREAT FEATURES IN TERMS OF FUZZY SETS. WE WILL ALSO EVALUATE OUR
group of subjects. The results will be analyzed to extract the kinematic differences in the two tasks under normal and constrained perform
AND USER CODES WILL SUPPORT DATA EXTRACTION AND REDUCTION AT ALL LEVELS OF ANALYSIS. NO SINGLE INNOVATION IS SEEN ASTHE
will produce a library of 10,000 microorganisms indexed by bioremediation capabilities, and cross-indexed by bioreactor conditions and ope
as well as commercial application exists. Military applications include missiles, aircraft, submarines, ships, SDI, satellites and spacecraft. Com
e capitalizing on use of secure, covert, high bandwidth, optical fiber data links. Here the optical fiber is wound into a payout dispenser whe
band process and a layout for 4" Si wafers that will include test structures and a 8 x 8 and another larger dual-band FPA.
as expressed interest (Appendix I) and will provide access to its experts and data. Anticipated Benefits: The goal of the project will be to dem
into the Phase II effort. The products of the Phase I effort, guidelines, demonstrated performance and industry acceptance/contacts, will fo
riments using targets of metal, clutter, and radar absorbent materials are shown in terms of bispectra and nonlinear kernels. Theory, simul
analysis of multi-variate seismic discrimination studies. The concept in such a system design may have implications in other commercial app
gned to operate with an autonomous integrity algorithm developed by NAVSYS which produces a real-time check of the validity of GPS dat
will be built and flight tested.
ead development costs over many simulations and make it cost effective to develop simulations that dramatically extend the effectiveness o
signs, a prototype programming system, and an evaluation of the suitability of these systems for multimedia-server and raster-image-proce
monstration of stable, low-distortion, and high-pattern-density stencil masks. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - The developmen
data storage scheme. Furthermore, a four-dimensional secondary storage scheme may be possible by adding a third spatial dimension tha
AND CAPACITIVE MIXERS.
uent Phase II. Ultimately, this technology may permit the integration of lumped HTS circuits with conventional MMIC circuits. OPTION TASK
manufacturing environment. Anticipated Benefits: The anticipated benefit of the proposed research is the establishment and commercializa
the development time and costs associated with missile fin design or redesign.
O PROVIDE A COMPLETE SIMULATION METHOD. EMPHASIS WILL BE PLACED ON (1) THE UNDERSTANDING AND MODELING OF THE PHYSIC
ommunicaion links with a high data rate in a jamming environment. Additional expected benefits are improved communications over chann
mpatible parallel simulation software with orders of magnitude speedup benefits to decision making and planning applications.
with their electronic circuits for multi-channel E/O and O/E conversions. Anticipated Benefits: If successful, our research will provide a viab
rowth rate, large-area, and low temperature processing capabilities. Moreover, the PE-MOCVD offers the potential for monolithic or hybrid
TRIC BaTiO3 THIN FILMS, PE-CVD IS PROMISING FOR THE PROPOSED DEVICE FABRICATION PROCESS. THE SAME DEVICE PRINCIPLE CAN BE
eveloping this technology by demonstrating a preliminary prototype 64bits memory via an innovative plasma- enhanced chemical vapor de
interactins within a scenario. Both approaches can be implemented using a variety of technfiques. During Phase I the various techniques w
o a Phase II experimental demonstration of the compact tunable infrared grating laser.

WE WILL EXAMINE THE USE OF MASSIVELY PARALLEL COMPUTERS, DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING AND A PHYSICALLY-BASED MODEL FOR WEA
pto-management issue. The absolute number of crypto-variables held by any given terminal is an improtant constraint on the number of pa
ch to develop the Worplace Risk Advisor and Human Factors Design Evaluation for maintenance processes.
or vertically integrating multichip modules would benefit both military and commercial users. The electronic industry can achieve novel "Pe
LAR OR IMPROVED HIGH FREQUENCY PERFORMANCE.

ORE IMPORTANTLY, THIS PROJECT WILL ASSIST THE U.S. IN REMAINING A LEADING COMPETITOR IN THE AREA OF OPTICAL COMMUNICATIO
OIE) as well as the HOIE hardware technology required. This HOIE program will be leveraged with current 2-D GaAs DANE (detection, ampl
the limiter.
S/POTENTIAL COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS - A NEW APPROACH TO THE TEACHING OF PHYSICS WHICH TAKES INTO ACCOUNT THE MANY T
ES WHICH SEEM ADEQUATE FOR DEVELOPING COMMERCIAL PDFFOAs WITH HIGH GAIN AND LOW COST. WITH THESE DEVICES AND OUR U
ssful development of this small, reliable, and inexpensive rotation sensor will open up a wide range of industrial, as well as military, applica
programming tool allowing the user to construct or modify image compression algorighms and noise models by clicking and dragging proce
rocessors. In terms of defense technology conversion, this program proposes to take state-of-the art devices developed by JPL under BMDO
minary design for a low latency, highly parallel link.

issues have previously hampered fiber optic sensor applications in automotive industry. The multi-wavelength approach compensates for e
NG-COLOR DISPLAY WILL BE CONSTRUCTED, USING OUR PROPRIETARY LIGHT VALVE TECHNOLOGY WHICH HAS BEEN DEVELOPED FOR VISIB
quired to evaluate real-time software performance on different target hardware.

or dolphin processing. The sonar of the mustached bat will be used to develop a detailed desig the receiver, signal conditioner, processing a
unt for the effects of transmissions from other sources on sonar processing. This innovative method of optimizing search planning while ac
BUTIONS THAT CAN BIAS SIGNAL DECOMPOSITION ALGORITHMS.

lyze HNNDC IU requirements. We will use our IUADE testbed system in a rapid prototyping process that will incorporate our findings on req
y and brain tumors. The project involves collaboration between ORINCON and Dr. William Peterson, an EEG expert at D.C. General Hospital.
d work will be to determine what "significant" discrepancies are and how they are related to probability of detection and probability of fals
ute to study finback (Balanenoptera physalus) and humpback (Megaptera novaeangliae) whales.
contract to the Air Force Space Division, Pacific Advanced Technology evaluated and demonstrated the applicability of the "Image Multi-S
provide a solid technical basis for the development of an actual device in a Phase II effort. An extension of the Phase I effort is also propose
osal the PAT approach to laser warning can be used for both CW and pulsed lasers. Also the PAT approach to laser warning can tell the diffe
y, signals a Don't Fire to the Shooter, and sends another RF message containing at least the recognition of the Victim as a Friend. The Victim
uld also provide a flexible and intuitive means to evaluate options regarding the monitoring, suppression, and interdiction of WMD importa
target motion to be simulated by rapidly moving the projected IR image across the dichroic screen. This more involved development appro
and commercial aviation displays.

CIAL IN PROVIDING SCALABLE HIGH PERFORMANCE SUPERCOMPUTING FOR 3-DIMENSIONAL TIME-EVOLVED LATTICE GAS (E.G. THE 24BIT
attracting commercial support.
ned tungsten rod which incorporates a reduction in its diameter over half its length.
ice performance will prove essential for successful Phase III commercialization. In Phase II, we will team with High Temperature Engineerin
We expect to license Phase III products or processes to Alliant Techsystems. Anticipated Benefits: With specific energy ratings 2 to 5 times
tiveness by measuring the uniformity of etched silicon wafers. Anticipated Benefits: The proposed wet etching process will have extremely
rcialization, will be developed and demonstrated in the user environment in Phase II. Anticipated Benefits: The proposed software will pro
lensing and optical filtering, by Foster-Miller and Polaroid Corp., and has widespread commercial potential for diffractive optics. Anticipate
e range desired.
minister, yet provides a realistic work simulation criterion measure.
e internal and external mounting diameters. Such cartridges, externally similar to ball bearing cartridges, will greatly simplify the use of the
pon specific USAF criteria including payoff to IHPTET objectives, compatibility with existing Phase III plans, and practical commercial applic
waste generation and disposal. Furthermore, the technology offers the potential for processing several high performance resist systems tha
applicability, Phasex proposes that a hardware deliverable be part of the Phase II package, a system capable of handling actual parts.
d set of spacecraft/sensor system engineering and analysis tools.

microdynamics and its time-dependent radiometric signature.
bililty, passively-aligned packaging,higher temperature insensitivity and optimum modal structure); and 3) design LASE-ARRAY SEM-E modu
NOWLEDGE, WILL HAVE THESE ATTRIBUTES POSSESSED BY LASER DIODE ARRAYS. THE PROPOSED DISPLAYS FOR MANY MILITARY AND COM
ncrease the thermal stability, and decrease the laser threshold. PRI will explore the effects of p-type modulation-doping (in the QW barrier
Phase II project plan to demonstrate and deliver 2-D arrays to HDL and arrange financing to bring components to commercial availability. P
ILITY STUDIES OF THE MAJOR COMPONENTS. BASED ON THE RESULTS OF PHASE I, WE INTEND IN PHASE II TO CONSTRUCT AND DEMONTR
TO AN OPTICAL INTERCONNECTION DEMONSTRATION. THE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPED WILL IMPACT OPTICAL INTERCONNECTS, OPTICAL C
ns - Little quantitative simulation work on VCSELs for the purpose of optimization has been conducted. Several applications including optic
-TIME RECONFIGURATION CAPABILITIES WITH STATIC HOLOGRAMS BY CHANGIING EITHER THE INCIDENT ANGLE OR WAVELENGTH. THUS,
E TO BE DELIVERED AT THE MASTHEAD, AND IS EXPECTED TO BE 1/2 TO 1 INCH. THE PHASE I EFFORT WILL RESULT IN A COMPLETE PRODU
QUENCY BACKGROUND PATTERNS. THIS MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO USE A LOW-DIMENSIONAL FEATURE VECTOR FOR SUBSQUENT CLASSIFICA
sisting of a nonlinear preprocessor and an optical neural network for effective pattern recognition.
by employing two 15KHz frame rate dedicated CCD arrays and POC's proporietary 48 DSP boards permitting highly parallel image processin
cation. Based on the experience gained in previous projects with the Air Force and the high caliber of the project team, the probability of s
fcult data analysis problem of detecting and identifying underwater moving targets in the presence of extraneous noise.
TRATE ON SCALING UP OUR DESIGN TO FABRICATE LARGE SIZE SCINTILLTORS AND FIELD TEST SELECTED NHSD. THE SUCCESS OF PHASES I
lly improve receiver performance in satellite systems.
TERS AS GOOD SPEED, HIGH SWITCHING SENSITIVITY, LOW WAVEGUIDE LOSS, LOW OPTICAL NOISE LEVELS, COMPATIBILITY TO MCM PACKA
ceptual system in order to demonstrate the performance of the proposed optically assisted cellular array machine.
le 1D reflective SLM arrays allow recombination of the filtered spectrum back through the same set of planar optics and into the output fib
technique will be developed.
This fits the Defense Policy Objectives for National Technology Base in "ensuring technological superiority over potential adversaries" (10 U
mbustion engines. An IR transmitting fiber will carry the IR radiation to a spectrum analyzer for temperature determination. Anticipated Ben
t modulators. Anticipated Benefits: Anticipated benefits are very broad for both the miilitary and commercial markets. The major commerc
nique in the network. Anticipated Benefits: The proposed sensor network can find application in the aerospace industry, in monitoring of ci
porposed luminometer will open broad avenues for commercialization of both luminescence- and fluorescence-based biosensors for use in
these goals. An optional set of tasks will allow for the "breadboarding" of an instrumentation package that would facilitate Phase II develo
ototype actuator for large-scale testing at flight conditions.
baseline technology will be projected. Finally, a business plan will be written, in order to evaluate the acquisition of the fluorine FAST proc
TS magnetic shields have been easily construction and tested. We propose to extend and optimize this process for the construction of large
al resolution and accuracy. These laser-based sampling oscilloscopes will usher in a new era of jitter-free picosecond instrumentation that m
g perforation and cratering impact damage for use in analyses of the reliability, survivability and probablistic risk of proposed commercial a
d logistics supportability/maintenance structures using a generic approach to algorithm development. Results from this study shall include
Tube concept and results in a fully functional prototype CNG storage system. This development encompasses system requirement specific
tion of the TABF algorithm into the Fleet.
and commercial customers. It will have a very significant export market of several hundred million dollars a year and create a large numbe
umber of commercial products can be developed using binary optic lenses which can be available in smaller size, lower weight, higher perf
ission medium. Princeton Microwave Technology, a microwave component manufacturer, and Xtalonix, a microwave ferrite material manu
. THEY OFFER SHOCK INSENSITIVITY, PRECISE DISTRIBUTION OF IGNITION, PRECISE TIMING, SIMPLICITY OF THE ENTIRE IGNITION SYSTEM,
n and packaging involving ARIES solid 3D CAD modeling of suitable stowable JVTVC system designs will then accomplish maximum missile p
will be a platform design for a signal transduction system to provide reliable and robust performance of microbial sensors. The general and
feed offers low cost and high performance while providing excellent isolation from neighboring antenna element and the electromagnetic
Glass, Lockheed and Composite Structures for pultrusion, airframe manufacturing and carbon fiber structures respectively. Anticipated Ben
MPLEMENTATION OF THESE NOVEL PROCESSORS. IN PHASE I, THE DESIGN OF THE PROCESSORS USING OFF-THE-SHELF DEVICES WILL BE PR
these recent developments, NMR technology has now reached the point where it is both realistic and attractive to consider its application
perating characteristics. Once the design has been optimized, wafers will be provided to a foudry for device fabrication and test to verify the
of interest. This project will also address the specific need for clean (low Nox) combustion possible with porous ceramic structures. These r
fully than conventional CDMA receivers, to perform code-nulling on interfering CDMA signals. The OLCR can separate larger numbers of CD
erate against emitters with bandwidths larger than the frequency channelization of the reconnaissance system, even if that system employ
the presence of stront co-channel inteference (jamming).
CAL CHANNEL AT THE GROUND RECEIVING STATION. THE ROBUST MORE PROPERTY RESTORAL BEAMSTEERING ALGORITHM IS UTILIZED TO
SIGNIFICANTL IMPROVES THE RESOLUTION, PERFORMANCE, AND FLEXIBILITY OF THE DMP ALGORITHM, BY USING WAVELET REPRESENTA
new class of optical instrumentation that will reap the full benefits of protection from EMI. They will find use in aircraft fly-by-light system
l development of this new engine for personal, commercial, and military vehicle use include reduced fuel consumption and costs; reduced
nd piston rods, stiff windows for Field Emitting Device (FED) flat panel displays, and other commerical optics, the establishment of a start-u
ally, the models will be used off-line to rapidly develop power-time profiles for multizone lamp systems. Then, as the models are refined an
the purpose of developing and commercializing this new drug discovery technology and presently has a scientific staff of eight Ph.D.s and f
m can handle tasks too challenging for ROVs.

E END OF PHASE II, AND A COMMERCAIALLY MARKETED PRODUCT AT THE END OF PHASE III.
ved to date.
ult of this project will be a compact cost effective laser warning receiver that is suitable for deployment on aircraft platforms.
joint configuration will be selected for establishing the manufacturing methodology and fabricating prototype test shafts in the Phase II po
ERENCES ABOUT TERRAIN AND OBSTACLES. INCORPORATING KNOWLEDGE-BASED PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY WILL RESULT IN AN INTELLIG
s off-the-shelf software packages for database management, optical imaging and expert systems in a PC environment. The FD will serve as t
y expert knowledge statements, demonstrating fuzzy set logic operations that combine factor parameters, developing a moderated factor
st robotic systems for structural assembly and disassembly. Commercial applications: Modular construction of marine platforms, ships, boa
data of the human body will provide accurate anthropometric measurements useful in the design and evaluation of advanced aircraft and m
nder optimized SVM. We will also address the issues arising from using portable code annotations to generate optimized SVM source code.
A FUNCTION OF PROCESS PARAMETERS TO DETERMINE THE OPTIMUM DEPOSITION PARAMETERS FOR BOULE GROWTH. THE DEFECT DEN
of varying numbers of existing systems or can create a new/advanced weapon or system by changing the characteristics of the system it is
I development and demonstration, with performance, size and production cost estimates; and will offer a proposed Phase II SBIR hardware
m structure geometry, the details of a tailored LIGA microfabrication process, and a component level design of the sensing and drive electro
. FINALLY, IT IS DESIRABLE IN SOME APPLICATIONS TO CONTROL THE LIFT DISTRIBUTION ALONG THE SPAN OF EACH BLADE WHICH IS NOT
el, prototype sensor design.

olarization from pulse to pulse and the polarization of the three corresponding receiver channels will be examined to detect polarization sh
THROUGHPUT AND COST EFFECTIVE HEEB MATERIAL PROCESSING SYSTEMS. SCIENCE RESEARCH LABORATORY (SRL) HAS DEVELOPED A NE
THE STORAGE CONTAINERS INTO THE TARGET VOLUME. THE PRODUCTS OF PHASE I WILL BE SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE MODEL AND ASSOCI
ystem analysis, and the preliminary system design.
ia, the performance of the biconical receiving antenna throughout the frequency spectrum of interest, the prototype fabrication effort, an
mall business to facilitate technology development and adaptation. The firm emphasizes accountability and goal-oriented work ethics. The
t crisis situations. In addition, the transmission of intense acoustic beams, will provide novel commercial applications including; insect irrad
ndpass sampling to achieve significant levels of background suppression.
hnology. Electron beams are produced with the SRL accelerator in a compact configuration which employs the reliability of all-solid-state sw
by temporally gating and amplifying light that has undergone minimum scattering, thereby discriminating against highly scattered light. Th
uters to achieve the desired level of responsiveness. Anticipated Benefits: The technology developed in this project will be broadly applicab
ty and quantity of application software for parallel computers will increase. Also important is that this research will contribute fundamenta
quire electron amplifications; avalanche conditions can also be varied so as to effect variable amplification and 'gating'. Finally, device drive
CAN BE CLASSIFIED IN A HIGH CLUTTER ENVIRONMENT. THE PERFORMANCE OF THE RESULTING ALGORITHM WILL BE COMPARED TO THE S
radar sensors, will support Scientific Systems during Phases I and II for R&D and during Phase III for commercialization of the innovative sig
including, eye safe laser radar, eye safe target designators, electronic countermeasures, pumps for HO:YAG lasers, and for medical applicati
apted to a common and flexible lithography based technology. Together, these symbiotic advances in flexible manufacturing will allow the
cipated Benefits/Potential Applications - This low cost manufacturing technology will provide a competitive edge to U.S. manufacturing of l
ODE-PUMPED Nd:YAG.
IC, LARGE-APERTURE MASTER OSCILLATOR POWER AMPLIFIER (MOPA) DEVICES, COHERENT CW OPERATION WITH 10 W - 30 W OUTPUT P
e from gas detection in mines, industrial monitoring of pollutants, process gases, and byproduct gases, monitoring and analysis of agricultu
ulticomponent first-principle microphysics code to account rigorously for particle growth in the plume and cloud. Extension to a Phase II 3-D
TE STATE MACHINE IS CARRIED OUT IN SUCH A WAY AS TO CHARACTERIZE INFORMATION CONTENT. THEIR SIMPLE STRUCTURE ALONG WI
THAT MEASUREMENTS AT A LATER TIME MAY REVEAL CHANGES IN BASELINE DATA INDICATING DEGRADED PERFORMANCE OR FAILURE.
membrane developed during this program offers excellent promise of success.

ry and Commercial users will benefit immensely from implementing our WAN technology. It has tremendous dual use potential in the follo
umption may not hold. This exploration will be performed assuming that field distributions are approximately log normal with a chi square
he relationship of the foil edge treatment to the breakdown strength of the capacitors. Wound rolls will be plasma treated in a box etcher b
NT LIKE METALS AND ALSO TO FORM HERMETIC STRUCTURES AT HIGH VACUUM ENVIRONMENTS. THE PROPOSED INVESTIGATION WILL D
emonstrate conclusively tits superior capabilities in analysing complex highly non-stationary signals.
d implementation. In Phase I the potential of the proposed algorithm will be demonstrated by a combination of analysis and tests on synth
ing nature of the signature and the spectral redundancy inherent in the signal.
s. New marking and labeling materials, that meet governing abrasive and chemical resistive standards as well as an extended pot life, will b
a low-cost, high fidelity flight training device. VRASAS' ability to instantly re-configure from a fixed gear general aviation training aircraft to
AYERS FOR STEALTH AND SHIELDING APPLICATIONS. SINCE THE BANDGAP OF THE SILICON NANOPARTICLES, AND THEREFORE THEIR ABSOR
and (4) SoftPak supports the concept of iterative analysis cycles.

PLICATION DOMAIN. A USER EXTENSIBLE KNOWLEDGE-BASE PROVIDES FOR ADAPTABILITY TO PROCESS MODEL EIFFERENCES AND APPLICA
ontrol situation; (2) evaluate existing instructional techniques, capabilities of VEs, and methods of assessing team performance; (3) relate d
dium. In military LAN applications, this translates into fast, effective ID and location data for each soldier and a non RF means of soldier to s
CES AND MAKING TACTICAL DECISIONS IN A VARIETY OF NEAR-LAND WARFARE SCENARIOS. THE PHASE I OBJECTIVE FOR THIS PROJECT WIL
ndependently carried through Phases II and III. Technical extension is accommodated as measured interference levels that can be incorpora
An optimal BPCS design will be formulated. Performance enhancement predictions will be made and provide visibility on the potential and
ribution in the composite is tailored to the application. The method is versatile enough to implement performance enhancing properties su
upport from the US Army.
se II, the large prototype will be built and demonstrated on actual fire-fighter training school waste water at Air Force facilities.
hs for these API foundtions. This will permit the warfare system to easily incorporate advancing technology by simply upgrading selected co
nvironmental stress related failures.
gorithms, e.g., Brenner et al., [1993], Srokosz and Challenor, [1988], Rodriguez [1988], and Rapley et al., [1983], (2) the conceptual design o
entified include the overall design of the proposed algorithm development and the initial proof-of-concept effort to apply the tools to an e
s the end of building a bench model prototype. Applications include: Manufacture of integrated circuits; manufacture of photomasks; man
and has low power consumption requirements. The objective of this work is to develop a prototype system for deployment in military appli
er will be built and real-time feedback control will be demonstrated. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Development of a feedba
n for absorption at 8 to 20 um, produce and characterize detectors exhibiting this optimal structure, and then assemble these detectors into
otype 256 x 256 two-color focal plane array. The array will be integrated with an IR camera and deomonstrated in a portable brass-board sy
0.5)In(0.5)P, IN ORDER TO INCREASE THE BANDGAP.
MS WILLL BE CHARACTERIZED BY SEVERAL STRUCTURAL, OPTICAL, AND ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS, TO PROVIDE FEEDBACK FOR OPTIMI
of military and commercial airframes, (3) fabrication of SQUIDs from high-temperature superconductors, and (4) use of SQUIDs for eddy cu
MS AND APPLICATIONS SOFTWARE; DOCUMENTATION. PHASE I WILL DELIVER COMPLETE BUILDING PLANS (VLSI CHIPS, SCHEMATICS, BOA
s initial experimentation with user interfaces.
prototype sensor systems. The project is expected to provide a full feasibility evaluation of the sensor technology. Anticipated Benefits: Th
scent photochromic media will be evaluated in terms of relative stability, cyclicity, toxicity, cost and signal throughput. Promising candidate
o other methods for assessing structural integrity in extreme environments. FDT and TSA are noncontacting full-field techniques, not signifi
by plasma/ions is mandatory for anisotropic etching requirements. We have shown the proof of this concept (e.g., high selectivity and rea
e commercial development of PMRI machines and other forms of ultra-low field imaging. These machines are expected to gain a significan
es to be made for the first time from large area films. These advances will find application in : general sensor elements such as antennas an
s by improved control of important process variables. The technique can be widely used in many semiconductor manufacturing processes e
ude performance improvement due to the use of extremely lom loss superconducting materials.
ST TO NOISE AND FEEDBACK FROM THE ACTUATOR TO THE FEED-FORWARD SENSOR. AN EXPERIMENT WILL BE DESIGNED FOR PHASE II TO
NT FOR THESE PROBLEMS. THE SECOND IS PROVIDING A FRAMEWORK IN WHICH RESEARCHERS CAN USE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND R
Complexity Measure (ASDCM) would certainly be a desireable feature of a modern Software Engineering Environment.
s. In addition, this research should result in a reduction in software development and maintenance costs.
ess components. Users working with either wired or wireless assets should be able to access other wireless users without regard to wheth
his effort to establish the foundation for that architecture using an Open Systems Interconnect Model on efforts htat have already been acc
n, and object-oriented data base technologies and will provide a solid basis for developing and deploying the next generation of C4I decisio
R, AND POWER DOWN CIRCUIT. IN THE PHASE I PROGRAM, SPEC PROPOSCE BUFFER, AND POWER DOWN CIRCUIT. IN THE PHASE I PROGRA
ignal processing scheme; (3) perform PRFS biosensor laboratory investigations and demonstrations; (4) design a miniaturized PRFS Biosens
S supports a military concept for fast packet satellite switching, identifies and resolves critical system design issues, identifies development
produce subterranean images applicable to defense-related surveillance of mine fields, buried assets, bunkers, and tunnels. Anticipated Be
r an external "stop acquisition" signal can be applied to terminate data acquisition.
ign will be provided during the Phase I option period.
characteristics of the notch filter.

ATMOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES. NONUNIFORM DISTRIBUTIONS OF DETERMINISTIC WIND VELOCITIES AND TURBULENCE CORRELATED WIT
sk, and (3) develop a proposal to quantify in Phase II the required fidelity of the individual factors that make up each component of the rot
s a design process based on mission-oriented requirements incorporated into an operational model of airdrop missions. Greater mission-d
SA). SYSTRAN is aware of several techniques and products that can either: (i) protect this original data while it is being transmitted (without
d ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) are the leading technologies to date. Choosing the right network for the future is difcult because of
ing spectroscopy). The Phase II program will emphasize materials optimization and packaging design.
is development will allow increased density of electronic integration by improving thermal dissipation and lead to improved inprocess testi
e of multifunctional polymers materials for optical modulation and analog data links during Phase II. The use of multifunctional polymer ma
t of this technology will give U.S. industry a lead in semiconductor laser technology that is now dominated by Japan.
orizontal assessment of Navy requirements. The vertical assessment will include surveying all of the facets of parts management for a majo
w-pass filter, fabricated by Amber Electronics, Inc. In particular, since this processor was designed for operation at low temperatures (but m
asynchronous circuit synthesis software. We will also implement and deliver a prototype design tool, and fabricate a test IC designed with t
onstrated components for the core technology, and propose to augment the architecture with support for real-time, on-chip learning algor
ble with an automatic gain control (AGC) circuit that matches the dynamic range of an image (up to 12 bits) with the reduced (8-bit) dynam
ale prototype speech recognition system based on our custom integrated circuits. This effort serves to focus our advanced neural network
demonstration circuits built on existing Tanner Research technology. Our approach will utilize commercial integrated circuit technology; pro
WORKS, AND NETWORK DEBUGGING AND TESTING FACILITIES.

could be used in many process control applications, as well as painting and bonding operations. Possibly dangerous surface corrosion could
le in a Phase II effort, based on pervious work of a similar nature. Anticipated Benefits: This effort will result in a low-cost airborne system
be proven. The outcome of the test will be an estimate of the feasibility of the selected technology. The final conceptual design will be the
akage, resistenace to thermal cycling and resistance to high heat fluxes. The data developed in Phase I will lead to the design and operation
Test rigs utilized throughout the proposed work exist at Technetics or are slight modifications thereof.
his proposal will apply the NGC concepts, OSAGE tools, and laser stripe measurement processes developed under previous reseach efforts
basis for a Phase B program in which design, fabrication and testing of a battery prototype is envisaged.
NTS AND NOZZLES IN AEROSPACE AND COMMERCIAL TURBINE ENGINES.
d herbicide formulations. The technique, Base Catalyzed Decomposition, is very appealing for commercialization because it is a safe, rapid
rform the data analysis, as well as determining peak strain and acceleration levels, root-mean-square (RMS) levels, bandpass filtering, and
gainst narrowband repeater doppler noise; whereas MTAR is most effective against narrowband repeater doppler noise, as well as against
ency hopping will be evaluated analytically. A plan to test these techniques during Phase II will be developed during Phase I.
elopment will be completed and tested in real production. Also, a plan to commercialize the system will be prepared.
o efciently make high-confidence estimates of the resources required to perform the work. The Aircraft Repair and Modification Cost Esti
o the colling and refrigernation needs of energy efcient vehicles. For this purpose we will construct and test a small-scale prototype and e
ment considerable amount of money. The proposed research seeks to apply supercritical fluid technology to extract and separate energetic
SUPPLIED BY THE SUBCONTRACTOR, GARRETT ENGINE DIVISION (GED). IN PHASE II, HARDWARE WILL BE FABRICATED TO TEST THE MOST P
will be developed and life tested for compatibility with AMTEC, and other life related materials issues will be identified for investigation in
on a capability to accurately process nonlinear observations. The result will be recommendations of the data fusion system architecture as
e full up receiver and demonstrate it in a suitable test bed.
urces, design and overall acoustic communications system including operational concept and connectivities, model and analyze link perform
nd 94 GHz will be considered. At completion of Phase I, an initial array design and package design capable of generating 5-10 Watts at milli
psuedomorphically on InP substrates, by engineering the lattice constant to that of InP (5.87A). Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications
PROCESS. ANTICIPATED BENEFITS/POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS - THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THIS PROPOSED EFFORT WILL LEAD TO TH
ASC can use to explore the tradeoffs between various platforms and the relevant parameters for countering CMTs. A final phase, funded b
profiles. Feasibility of the revised tracker will be evaluated in terms of its ease of implementation in the existing rel-time programs of the KM
nt the CGF in a workstation, and execute it within a DIS. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - This modular CGF could be used by AR
inary testing to evaluate performance capabilities. Its in-house chemistry expertise will support extraction studies. CETR will provide therm
nvestigations, and produce a System Concept Document (SCD) describing designs and requirements for a passive oiicroclimate garment du
ctivities into five Design Views and defines formal relationships between those views, will to support bidirectional links to requirements as
onent for the V-22 Osprey tilt rotor.
rchange (HDI) project to integrate their developments as they occur. We will explore incentives to build provider acceptance of technology
d. Other potential applications of FOBD in the MODS vehicle will be evaluated.

aluated. The prototypical ultra-thin TiO(2) capacitor will be demonstrated and life-tested.
mperature tensile tests on the fabricated MMC's, (4) to develop a conceptual and engineering design of a reel-to-reel coating system for de
MN02 chemistry and soft pouch packaging material to replace present chemistry. An Ultra-safe, high rate, high energy density battery with
ase II experiments to verify the selected approaches. This will expedite the development of a real time, process controlled, P-GILD technolo
e Auscultation Sensor & Telemetry Device (ASTD) in a simulated aeromedical evacuation environment (110 dB(A) noise level). Active & pas
h anisotropic materials and shock physics. The philosophy of approach proposed has led to the development of breadthroughs in other sho
onfigurations.
C TEST DATA TO IDENTIFY THE SOURCES OF VARIABILITY AND SUGGEST A MEANS FOR THEIR CONTROL. ELECTRICAL IGNITION SYSTEMS TH
T PROMISING SOLUTION. * MECHANICAL LAYOUT OF AN ACTUATION SYSTEM USINGTHE BASELINED APPROACH. COMPLETION OF PHASE I
ill be analyzed in sufcient deatil to allow low risk detail design, fabrication, and testing in phase II.
s. Anticipated Benefits: Results of the proposed research have direct applicability for use by Federal government agencies in areas of roads
ng and coding, satcom modems, embedded-multi^user Time-of-Day encryption, and Demand Assigned Multiple Access network managem
gy. We have in place an experienced domestic and international satellite marketing executive working full time on commercial satcom to e
ects, 5-cm radius cathodes will be tested with 4-cm A-K gaps up to the 150-200 kV range. Gap closure rates, current density uniformity, and
nce of the porous silicon into the component concentrations of complex gas mixtures. Anticipated Benefits: When used in conjunction with
d high performance underwater target acquisition system at an affordable cost. The development is especially useful for mine warfare and
ation of two Boeing engineers specialized in sting-mounted balance design, fabrication, and operations. Their specialized knowledge comple
NG THE ALJ TO THE SURFACE AND ON THE REAULTANT SURFACE FINISH WILL BE DETERMINED. THE PARAMETERS TO BE VARIED INCLUDE T
WITHIN THE MATERIAL. AN EXPERIMENT WILL BE CONDUCTED TO VERIFY THAT A RELATIONSHIP EXISTS BETWEEN THE MECHANICAL CHARA
ith material compatibility and differences in coefcient of thermal expansion. Additional benefits of using thermoplastics and fusion bondin
include: remote tracking and monitoring; mission protection and clandestine operations; concealing within soldier's clothing. Commercial a
e used to enhance the boundary lubrication performance of the tribo-contact. The vapor lubricated contact shall be evaluated with the WA
nd studs. The most promising concepts are shown in Figures 6, 7, 8.
n actual Space-Based Surveillance Systems without the use of ryo-coolers or uncooled.
REAL-TIME COHERENT SIGNAL PROCESSING TECHNIQUES. THESE TECHNIQUES INCLUDE COHERENT INTEGRATION, DOPPLER-AIDED RANGE
ntative grab and composite samples can be obtained. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Phase I research will investigate the tech
S. THE COMPUTATIONAL TOOLS WILL BE CREATED BY MODIFYING AND COMBINING SEVERAL EXISTING COMPUTER MODELS TO ADDRESS T
VERY SAFE IN AN EXTRUSION LINE (EXPLOSIVE DOUGHS) EXPECIALLY FOR CLEANING LEFT OVER DOUGH WITHIN THE DEVICE. WITH PROPER
ts to the military and civilian sector through the creation of a fabric capable of relating the medical condition of the wearer.
proto-type automated systemand test it in 10 animals. Less than 12% errors in animal tests using the automated system will beconsidered s
YBA2CU3O7-X FILMS TO DEVELOP A COMBINED UV/VIS AND FT-IR SPECTROSCOPIC, ON-LINE MONITORING SYSTEM. THESE ON-LINE DATA
G ALGORITHM TO BE DEVELOPED DURING PHASE 2.

THE PARTS THAT ARE NOT PUT INTO HARDWARE ARE TRANSLATED INTO OBJECT CODE FOR THE FINAL ARCHITECTURE.
A SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT IN SPEED AND ACCURACY THAT WILL SCALE WITH INCREASES IN THE SIZE AND COMPLEXITY OF A PROBLEM
EGRATION OF TOOLS THAT SUPPORT INDIVIDUAL METHODOLOGIES. IN ADDITION TO INTERNAL INTEGRATION OF DIFFERENT METHODOLO
WOULD ELIMINATE THE NEED FOR A MECHANICAL DRAIN. THE EFFECT OF THE ORIFICE ON THE MEASUREMENT COULD ACCURATELY BE AC
IMPLANTS, WILL CONTRIBUTE TESTING AND PROPERTY EVALUATION. DYNAMET WILL FABRICATE HIP STEM PREFORMS BY ITS ADVANCED
UREMENT. THE CRITICAL DESIGN ISSUES INCLUDE: 10 CO2 MEASUREMENTS AND CALIBRATIONS THAT ASSURE CO2 DATA QUALITY TO +2 M
R SUPPLIERS WILL BE INITIATED (SUBJECT TO APPLICABLE ANTI-TRUST LAWS) TO IMPROVE SENSOR INTERCHANGABILITY AS WELL AS TO ED
D AND NEURAL NETWORK TECHNIQUES. IT WILL EMBED THESE TECHNIQUES IN AN OVERALL OBJECT ORIENTED GRAPHICAL EXPERT SYSTE
MARTCARD INTERFACE SOFTWARE, NSA CAPSTONE PROCESSOR, ISO 7816 READER, AND IMI'S HIGH PERFORMANCE MULTITAB INTERCON
PORATE THIS MODEL INTO A PROTOTYPE RUNTIME SYSTEM FOR FIRE-ALARM DECISION MAKING. IN ADDITION, WE WILL INVESTIGATE PRI
ATING AND DIODE-ARRAY NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROPHOTOMMETERS TO ASSESS ITS UNIVERSALITY. THE MODEL ADDRESSES SPECIFIC STA
PMENT AND BORROWS SIGNIFICANTLY FROM THE BOMBCAD BUILDING MODELING TECHNOLOGY.
SS PRACTICE GUIDELINE USE AND PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT METHODS USING A QUALITATIVE RESEARCH INTERVIEW METHOD, DEFINE
G AND ELECTRICAL TRANSPORT MEASUREMENTS. WE WILL ALSO DEPOSIT AN INTEGRATED NI-CR THIN FILM RESISTIVE HEATER AND A BI T
EVELOPMENT OF AN INEXPENSIVE ASIC HAVING THE CAPABILITY OF 8- OR 12-BIT PHASE RESOLUTION FOR FREQUENCIES FROM DC TO PER
EASUREMENTS AND WILL RESULT IN THE COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION OF OTHER SYSTEMS BY OUR COMPANY.
S PROVIDE A PARALLEL MAPPING OF EVENTS OR DATA, VIA HIDDEN PROCESSING ELEMENTS, TO A PROBABLE OUTPUT NODE OR RESULT. N
N THE NIST SQL TEST SUITE, FOUR MORE FOR MUMPS AND PL/I, AND SEVEN TO TEST DYNAMIC SQL FOR EACH PROGRAMMING LANGUAG
THE PITCH DIAMETER TO THE REQUESTED ACCURACY ALONG THE LENGTH OF THE THREADED SURFACE.
ERNMENT AND PRIVATE ENTERPRISE. WHEN DEVELOPED, THE INNOVATIVE ACDMS WILL ALLOW A MUCH MORE COMPLETE REMOTE-SENS
F THE BURNER WILL THEN BE FABRICATED AND TESTED, UNDER CONDITIONS SIMULATING THE APPLICATION OF INTEREST. LASTLY, THE RES
TS DUE TO STAGING EFFICIENCIES SINCE VOC STAYS ON HIGH PRESSURE SIDE OF MEMBRANE AND (2) LOW COST STANDARDIZED UNIVERSA
OUT IN AN ISOTHERMAL PACKED BED REACTOR WITH ON-LINE INSTRUMENTAL GAS ANALYSIS. IN DEMONSTRATING FEASIBILITY THE PHAS
TORS IN REAL ENVIRONMENTS.
ULD BE IDEAL FOR CONSTRUCTION APPLICATIONS, OVERCOMING THE MECHANICAL PROPERTY LIMITATIONS OF CURRENTLY REINFORCED R
aining design and development team.
sses to that layered composites can be manufactured for DOD and commercial applications at reasonable costs. Anticipated Benefits: The c
upport System (MADSS) will consist of Concept Roadmaps and linked databases augmented with expert systems to assist in setting prioritie
possesses a number of advantages compared to conventional thin and/or thick film passive components production. Attractive features of
-2 at 95oC using pure H2 and 02 at 10 atm is the Phase I goal. Because of the attainment of high power density and high energy conversion
o bonding. Multiple dual use opportunities exist for a water resistant adhesive in a multi-billion dollar marketplace. Anticipated Benefits: An
est loop. In Phase II, a prototype scale system will be constructed to demonstrate long term operability.
rnment and business.

applications where it is impractical to use existing membrane processes. Commercial applications for this process include the preparation o
OF THE APPLICABILITY OF THE TECHNIQUE TO S UBSONIC FLOW. THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INHERENTLY ACCURATE TIME-OF-FLIGH T MET
ble large size, develop the models and design and proceed with size reduction.
elayers and windings can create a valuable data base for winding studies, statistical process control and failure analysis. On-the-fly image ac
y of the DSI.
to enhance leaders' problem solving skills.
commercial markets.
urrent craft further serves as a guideline for new design options.
d technology for applications in medicine, hygiene, energy, space, etc.
thickness. At FMAR the impedance of the line changes back to 50 ohm which matches the input signal feeder line. Therefore, design of ba
OCESSED THROUGH BOTH LIQUID PHASE SINTERING AND HOT PRESSING AND SUBJECTED TO HIGH STRAIN RATE TESTS TO DETERMINE TH
nd/or cycle-dependent crack growth (fatigue) will be deferred to Phase II.
ssessment and panel performance. Promising panel concepts will be fabricated for impact and residual compression strength testing.
ed friction. Successful testing will lead to other C-C components in the automotive industry such as clutches, sleeves, liners and in the elec
LITY OF AN INTELLIGENT DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR NEAT AND FILLED POLYMERS AND DEMONSTRATE THE COUPLING OF THE
ced for approximately one-tenth of the cost of conventional tooling. The approach will utilize the existing MSI injection molding process for
omise of ultralightweight composites.

- A novel class of strong, impact-resistant thermoplastics which will serve as low-cost, ultralightweight armor materials. Applications includ
USED TO PROVIDE EVALUATION CRITERIA FOR BOTH THE PROTOTYPE AND EXISTING COMMERCIAL SOFTWARE.
NE POWER PLANT. ANTICIPATED BENEFITS: A SMALL LOW COST TURBOPROP ENGINE WOULD PROVIDE INCREASED PERFORMANCE FOR UA
abricate and RF test the various subassemblies, assemble and test this 100 MW x-band RKA.
blic and private education, technical training in industry, and home study.
brication will also be performed. Phase II culminates in the fabrication of prototype parts. It is anticipated that Phase III will provide detaile
tection of the deterioration of the infrastructure, roadways and highways, delamination of runways, searches for buried toxins and tunnels,
logies limit near-term synthetic environment capabilities; and (3) to develop a specific Phase II implementation and demonstration plan.
ired for either an external pod or internal package. In addition, Microcom will prepare a design plan and submit a preliminary system desig
es. Anticipated Benefits: Diamond films have properties -- e.g., thermal conductivity, chemical inertness, abrasion resistane -- which meet t
ization and optimization of the variable frequency microwave heating properties of the material will proceed along two primary lines of inq
monstrated. Etching of carbon and silicon will be also investigated. In Phase II an atomic hydrogen beam system will be developed for clean
aspects of the weld, such as grain size and orientation. This system would be particularly applicable to the rigorous control requirements n
he application envelope, passive and active control concepts, and a design methodology. Phase I will also prepare a preliminary design for p
nent and module hardware designed. Fabrication and testing of this hardware is proposed as an option.
cessful outcome of the Phase I and Phase II efforts will give us a monolithic device which could be immediately implemented into our all-w
r requirements.
ts for practical GPR systems. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Potential national security benefits of this R&D include enhanced
ing FTIR spectroscopy methods and embedded fiber optics for in-situ measurement of the cure kinetics of an aerospace grade epoxy matri
nefit emergency medical personnel by helping them to make rapid assessments of foreign substances in blood. Slight modifications will allo
able media using existing calculational capabilities. We will indicate possible approaches to mitigation of such evasion. Anticipated Benefits
S. WE WILL ALSO EVALUATE OUR SYSTEM-S PERFORMANCE BY TESTING IT WITH A SET OF REPRESENTATIVE MULTI-THREAT ASW SCENARIO
normal and constrained performance. The kinematic signals will be prepared for use in computerized graphics models. A specification docu
GLE INNOVATION IS SEEN ASTHE PANACEA TO EFFICIENT TASK DATA EXTRACTION AND REDUCTION. ALSO, BECAUSE THE BEHAVIORAL ITEM
by bioreactor conditions and operating constraints.
SDI, satellites and spacecraft. Commercial applications inlcude passenger and cargo aircraft, cruise and cargo ships, robot positioning and co
und into a payout dispenser where it is laterally deformed by line contact loads. Viscoelastic data is needed on opticla fibers exposed to the
al-band FPA.
goal of the project will be to demonstrate the technical feasibility of an automated high speed near real time, pre-pay system for processin
ustry acceptance/contacts, will form a solid foundation for Phase II.

nonlinear kernels. Theory, simulations, and actual results from underwater acoustic data shovv the achievable with our new techniques for
cations in other commercial applications such as natural resource management, environmental studies and transportation.
e check of the validity of GPS data. This algorithm is capable of performing real-time cycle-slip detection and repair. The performance of the
atically extend the effectiveness of training and education software. Anticipated Benefits: Once adaptive simulations are demonstrated and
ia-server and raster-image-processing applications. Anticipated Benefits: Raster-image processing for publishing and printing-on-demand a
al Applications - The development of a technology for fabricating stable, low-distortion stencil masks is expected to help create strong c(xio
ng a third spatial dimension that would further multiply the storage density. ^'^
nal MMIC circuits. OPTION TASK: $20,000
establishment and commercialization of the magnetic microscope as an inspection tool for MCM substrates. Incorporation of the microscop
AND MODELING OF THE PHYSICS OF COMPLEX FLOW PHENOMENA ASSOCIATED WITH FLOW SEPARATION, AND (2) AN ANALYTICAL PREDI
ved communications over channels with linear distortion, and a new multiaccess modulation scheme for multiuser communication networ
anning applications.
, our research will provide a viable appraoch to fabricating low cost, compact, single and multi-channel optoelectronic modules. These mod
potential for monolithic or hybrid-processing compatibility with OEIC device technology. Phase I addresses the heteroepitaxial growth of op
AME DEVICE PRINCIPLE CAN BE READILY APPLIED TO THE FABRICATION OF OTHER TUNABLE OPTICAL DEVICES, SUCH AS LEDS, PHOTODETE
ma- enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PE-CVD). PE-CVD may become the best choice to produce ONF-RAMS.
Phase I the various techniques will be evaluated and a recommendaiton for parallelizing vulnerability assessment studies will be developed
SICALLY-BASED MODEL FOR WEATER CONDITIONS IN THE CREATION OF VISUALLY REALISTIC WEATHER SIMULATIONS. THE PROPOSED TECH
t constraint on the number of participating networks with that terminal. All this will be evaluated during the SBIR effort.
c industry can achieve novel "Personal" and highly portable systems by taking advantage of the increased integration, improved performan
EA OF OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS.
2-D GaAs DANE (detection, amplification negation and emission) technology. The second objective is to focus on a 3D volume interconnect
ES INTO ACCOUNT THE MANY TECHNOLOGIES NOW AVAILABLE FOR DELIVERY. THE MARKET FOR THE FINAL PRODUCT INCLUDES THE US M
WITH THESE DEVICES AND OUR UNIQUE APPROACH, WE BELIEVE THAT THE PERFORMANCE AND COST OF PDFFOAs WILL BE COMPARABLE
strial, as well as military, applications such as automobile yaw and pitch control, robot arms guidance, active machinery stabilization, and a
els by clicking and dragging processing stages represented as onjects on the screen. This object oriented design is platform-independent an
es developed by JPL under BMDO sponsorship and commercialize the manufacturing process to realize cost-effective high data rate ATM op
ngth approach compensates for errors induced by factors encountered in an engine setting, such as vibrations, accelerations, and wide amb
HAS BEEN DEVELOPED FOR VISIBLE DISPLAY. THE PERFORMANCE OF THE PROTOTYPE DISPLAY WILL BE FULLY CHARACTERIZED IN TERMS OF
r, signal conditioner, processing algorithms, and neural network. Procurement specifications for prototype components will be prepared an
timizing search planning while accounting for active MI will provide the search planning capability required. ORINCON has formed an alignm
l incorporate our findings on requirements, architecture tradeoffs, and hardware and software technologies, resulting in an enhanced desi
expert at D.C. General Hospital. ORINCON has developed and successfully applied advanced signal and information processing techniques
detection and probability of false alarm.
plicability of the "Image Multi-Spectral Sensing", (IMSS), concept for application in space surveillance and early warning systems.
the Phase I effort is also proposed in an interim task between Phase I and Phase II that will help further refine design issues in preparation f
o laser warning can tell the difference between direct and indirect laser signals, i.e., laser signals that enter the sensor directly verses scatt
he Victim as a Friend. The Victim operator gets a signal that he has been safely identified as a Friend.
nd interdiction of WMD importation. Anticipated Benefits: In addition to its primary benefit of providing proliferation analysts with a fast, fl
ore involved development approach requires the development of a larger dichroic screen.
ED LATTICE GAS (E.G. THE 24BIT 3-D RESP. 4-D TYPE MODELS).
th High Temperature Engineering, an internationally recognized electronic equipment company, and establish a commercial US supply of h
ecific energy ratings 2 to 5 times greater than present batteries, rechargeable lithium/polymer-electrolyte batteries are an attractive candid
ing process will have extremely low contamination and excellent control of etch uniformity. The mixing unit will be inexpensive and reliabl
The proposed software will provide direct and immediate savings to health care providers by reducing errors and omissions in claim prepa
l for diffractive optics. Anticipated Benefits: Diffractive optical elements have vast potential commerical applications in optical imaging, lase
will greatly simplify the use of these bearings. The metallurgical bonding process will be demonstrated and evaluated.
and practical commercial applications. Our results including feasibility prioritization, technology checklist, and conceptual drawings will be
h performance resist systems that have been abandoned due to problems associated with conventional liquid organic solvent developers. A
le of handling actual parts.
design LASE-ARRAY SEM-E modules for avionic fiber links.

S FOR MANY MILITARY AND COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS. 218 ASTROPOWER PROPOSES TO DEVELOP A NEW FRONT-ILLUMINATED, ALUM
lation-doping (in the QW barriers) on increasing gain and photon density. Finally, PRI will implement its low-resistance VCSEL design to min
ents to commercial availability. Photonic Research Inc. has successfully introduced another SBIR-sponsored technology to the commercial m
TO CONSTRUCT AND DEMONTRATE THE SYSTEM. INTERCONNECTS ARE DEMANDING AN EVER INCREASING PORTION OF THE RESOURCES
CAL INTERCONNECTS, OPTICAL COMPUTERS, OPTICAL STORAGE, DETECTOR ARRAYS, MACHINE VISION, MEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION AND
veral applications including optical computing, signal processing, CD-ROM, parallel communications, and laser print heads can benefit from
ANGLE OR WAVELENGTH. THUS, PHYSICAL OPTICS CORPORATION (POC) PROPOSES TO FABRICATE A PROTOTYPE OPTICAL INTERCONNECTIO
RESULT IN A COMPLETE PRODUCTION LENS DESIGN FOR PROTOTYPING AND TESTING IN PHASE II.
OR FOR SUBSQUENT CLASSIFICATION BY USING A COMMERCIAL, LOW COST, ELECTRONIC, ARTIFICAL NEURAL-NETWORK SYSTEM. THIS NEU
ng highly parallel image processing.

project team, the probability of success in this program is very high.
raneous noise.
HSD. THE SUCCESS OF PHASES I AND II, WILL LEAD US TO PHASE III COMMERCIALIZATION USING NON-GOVERNMENT CAPITAL SOURCE.
, COMPATIBILITY TO MCM PACKAGING, RADIATION HARDNESS, ERASABILITY, COMPATIBILITY TO GLASS/POLYIMIDE/POLYMER WAVEGUIDES
nar optics and into the output fiber; a very efcient process.
over potential adversaries" (10 USC 2501 (a)(3)). Anticipated Benefits: The inherent simplicity of the proposed technique will lead to machi
determination. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Non-intrusive temperature sensors for monitoring high temperatures can find
ial markets. The major commercial benefits to the nation will be in communications, specifically in information superhighways, multimedia
pace industry, in monitoring of civil buildings, dams, electrical generators, gas or oil pipes, and high speed trains. The potential commercial
ence-based biosensors for use in routine clinical laboratories.
t would facilitate Phase II development of a portable instrument. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Instruments based on this ap
uisition of the fluorine FAST process by M/A COM.

cess for the construction of large magnetic shielding structures. In the process we form multi-layer ceramic metal laminates; usually a meta
cosecond instrumentation that makes working in the picosecond regime natural.
tic risk of proposed commercial and government spacecraft designs and operations.
ults from this study shall include development of systems requirements for the portable, intelligent, multi-media training systems, construc
sses system requirement specifications, materials selection, structural design, process design, prototype fabrication, and preliminary pressu
a year and create a large number of jobs.
r size, lower weight, higher performance and significant cost advantage.
microwave ferrite material manufacturer, are proposing to address the low cost manufacture of ferrite components by using novel injection
THE ENTIRE IGNITION SYSTEM, LOW COST, ABSENCE OF HARMFUL RESIDUE AND GREAT SAFETY. SIMPLE GROUNDING OF THE INPUT ELEC
n accomplish maximum missile performance with active JVTVC control during initial maneuvering and at end-game.
icrobial sensors. The general and fundamental nature of this design will make it widely portable into different sensor configurations. Anticip
ement and the electromagnetic environment. Phase I is devoted to preliminary system design with significant modeling of the electromagn
res respectively. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - The current composite market for carbon fibers opens many opportunities wi
-THE-SHELF DEVICES WILL BE PRODUCED. THE PERFORMANCE OF THE DESIGNED SYSTEM WILL BE ANALYZED. A PROTOTYPE DEVELOPMEN
active to consider its application to the NDE of adhesive bond quality.
fabrication and test to verify the improvement anticipated through the use of an InP chamel. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications -
rous ceramic structures. These results will be sued to construct a prototype IHR burner/TPV system in Phase II. Anticipated Benefits: The p
n separate larger numbers of CDMA signals than conventional approaches, achieves better separation performance, and is robust over larg
tem, even if that system employs undersampled frequency channelizers that do not allow complete regeneration of the emitter time series
ING ALGORITHM IS UTILIZED TO ACHIEVE BLIND ADAPTIVE INTERFERENCE CANCELLATION WITHOUT THE NEED FOR CALIBRATION DATA O
BY USING WAVELET REPRESENTATIONS OF THE RECEIVED DATA WAVEFORM OR OUTER PRODUCT TO PROVIDE ADAPTIVE (DATA-DIRECTED)
use in aircraft fly-by-light systems, optical domain A/D conversion, signal multiplexing and control signal transportation. Commercial applica
onsumption and costs; reduced pollutant emissions and improved air quality; increased practicality and range with CNG or renewable (alco
cs, the establishment of a start-up comapny, more than 100 new jobs over the next 5 years.
en, as the models are refined and simplified, they will beincorporated into on-line control systems.
ientific staff of eight Ph.D.s and four degree level technicians.
aircraft platforms.
ype test shafts in the Phase II portion of the program. Anticipated Benefits: The development of this advanced joining approach for fabricati
GY WILL RESULT IN AN INTELLIGENT OAS. OUR RESEARCH WILL LEAD TO A SOLUTION WHICH PROVIDES A FUNDAMENTALLY NEW APPROA
vironment. The FD will serve as the design document for development of the prototype, which will confirm the viability of the managemen
developing a moderated factor value based on those operations, and demonstrating simulation trade-analysis with results. Phase I deliver
n of marine platforms, ships, boats; expedient bridge structures large; transportable shelters.
uation of advanced aircraft and modern personal protective equipment systems.
ate optimized SVM source code. Our final report will include a functional description and implementation plan for an optimized SVM proto
OULE GROWTH. THE DEFECT DENSITY WILL BE COMPARED TO HOMOEPITAXIAL GROWN BY THE OXYGEN-ACETYLENE FLAME METHOD. OPT
characteristics of the system it is designed to replace. The decision aid knows the impact of varying the characteristics of any system. It can
proposed Phase II SBIR hardware development and demonstration program plan.
n of the sensing and drive electronics. In Phase II, the micro-resonator will be fabricated and tested with off-chip electronics.
OF EACH BLADE WHICH IS NOT POSSIBLE WITH SWASHPLATES. THE BLADE MOUNTED, INTEGRATED ACTUATION SYSTEM WILL OVERCOME
amined to detect polarization shifts in the reflected pulse as an aid in target detection. A breadboard sensor will be constructed under Pha
TORY (SRL) HAS DEVELOPED A NEW GENERATION OF PULSED INDUCTION LINEAR ACCELERATORS WHICH ALLOW RELIABLE, COST EFFICIENT
NS FOR THE MODEL AND ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTATION, INCLUDING DESCRIPTIONS OF THE MODEL ARCHITECTURE, THE INPUT AND OUTP
prototype fabrication effort, and the testing process of the prototype.

d goal-oriented work ethics. The investigators for the proposed program offer more than 35 years of combined experience in aerospace syst
pplications including; insect irradication, fire control and remote demolition.
the reliability of all-solid-state switching to provide high average power through high pulse repetition rate. Preliminary tests at ARL with 50
against highly scattered light. The goal is an optical scan of duration 1 sec to detect submillimeter-size lesions in a 40 mm thic breast. Phase
s project will be broadly applicable to one of the nation's most pressing problems: how to process and extract knowledge from the vast am
arch will contribute fundamentally to the understanding of parallel OOP techniques and associative memory models. Anticipated Benefits/
and 'gating'. Finally, device driver circuitry, output amplification, analog-to-digital conversion, and statistically appropriate photon counting
HM WILL BE COMPARED TO THE STANDARD FFT APPROACH. THE PROPOSED STEPS TOWARD THE MAJOR OBJECTIVE ARE (1) MATHEMATICA
ercialization of the innovative signal processing algorithms.
lasers, and for medical applications.

ble manufacturing will allow the cost advantages of scale in this dispersed marketplace. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Reduc
e edge to U.S. manufacturing of laser diode products. After successfully transferring into new products, it would directly impact the growth
N WITH 10 W - 30 W OUTPUT POWER IS EXPECTED.

nitoring and analysis of agricultural processes, and as a detection system for isotopically tagged enzymes in medical and agricultural diagno
cloud. Extension to a Phase II 3-D capability is planned.

R SIMPLE STRUCTURE ALONG WITH THE GENETIC ALGORITHM IS AMENABLE TO BEING IMPLEMENTED IN EFFICIENT PARALLEL PROCESSING
PERFORMANCE OR FAILURE.
us dual use potential in the following applications: tracking, delivery vehicles, taxis, cargo, stolen cars, providing individual message service
ely log normal with a chi square upper tail even if the overmoding assumption is not met.
plasma treated in a box etcher both by mechanical fixuring and by placing the rolls inside a cage that is rotating in the plasma chamber. Th
OPOSED INVESTIGATION WILL DEMONSTRATE THE FABRICATION ON THE NEW COMPOSITES, IT WILL ESTABLISH A BASELINE OF MECHANIC
on of analysis and tests on synthetic data, and some recorded data. An extensive testing on real acoustic data will take place in Phase II.
ell as an extended pot life, will be explored.
neral aviation training aircraft to that of a Boeing B 727 will make it an invaluable military and industrial training tool. A simple software cha
S, AND THEREFORE THEIR ABSORPTION PROPERTIES CAN BE ADJUSTED BY CHANGING THE PARTICLE SIZE, THESE FILMS ARE IDEALLY SUITED
ODEL EIFFERENCES AND APPLICATION DOMAIN SPECIFICS. RULES FOR METRIC ASSESSMENT/INTERPRETATION AND CORRECTIVE ACTION IN
g team performance; (3) relate damage control training which integrates instructional techniques with VE capabilities to meet training requ
d a non RF means of soldier to soldier communications and logistics updates. Anticipated Benefits: Defense: Interrogation-response applic
BJECTIVE FOR THIS PROJECT WILL FOCUS ON IDENTIFICATION OF 3-D GRAPHICS PACKAGES THAT MAY BE USEFUL IN THE CONCEPT DEVELO
ence levels that can be incorporated in subsequent project phases.
de visibility on the potential and significance of this technology, providing a basis for continued development through Phase II sponsorhsip
ormance enhancing properties such as apodization of ceramic content (both lateral and axial) to reduce sidelobes in imaging arrays, contro
at Air Force facilities.
by simply upgrading selected components of their API foundation.
983], (2) the conceptual design of the adaptive, maximum likelihood estimator for altimeter waveform processing, and (3) a proof-of-conce
t effort to apply the tools to an established large-scale linear system software system (LLISS) in a small array of MPP computing environmen
manufacture of photomasks; manufacture of flat panel displays; inspection of photomasks; inspection of semiconductor wafers. Anticipated
for deployment in military applications. Phase I will demonstrate the feasibility of the GASMAN approach b y monitoring representative to
tions - Development of a feedback- controlled reactor will significantly advance the state of the art in MOCVD materials growth. Feedback-
en assemble these detectors into fully functional arrays.

ated in a portable brass-board system.
PROVIDE FEEDBACK FOR OPTIMIZING GROWTH PARAMETERS. IN PHASE II, CONDITIONS FOR DEPOSITING A GaN EMIITER OF HIGH CRYSTAL
and (4) use of SQUIDs for eddy current NDE. To realize the promise of a new capability for inspecting the aging fleets of both military and co
S (VLSI CHIPS, SCHEMATICS, BOARD ARTWORK, HARDWARE MANUALS) FOR A GIGA-SITE UNIT, BASIC SYSTEMS SOFTWARE, AND AN OUTLIN
hnology. Anticipated Benefits: The work will provide the development and testing necessary to make reliable and economical instrumentati
hroughput. Promising candidate materials will be incorporated within a multi-layered medium sample. Multi-layered recording, reading, er
g full-field techniques, not significantly impaired by convection currents or other anomalies ina high-temperature environment, able to wo
ept (e.g., high selectivity and reasonable etch rates) for ferroelectrics, high T superconducitng oxides, and metlas. For the proposed project
are expected to gain a significant share of the U.S. medical imaging market, as the health reform movement is placing an increasing empha
or elements such as antennas and pickup coils (for example in MRI), multi-chip modules, microwave components and integrated semicondu
uctor manufacturing processes essential for consumer electronics.
LL BE DESIGNED FOR PHASE II TO VALIDATE THE SIMULATION AND THE PREDICTED PERFORMANCE.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND RELATED MODERN SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY, TOGETHER WITH NUMERICAL AND OTHER SOFTWARE TECHN
nvironment.
s users without regard to whether the physical connections used are wireless.
fforts htat have already been accomplished. Phse I will provide the appropriate interface definitions so that a definitive architecture can be
he next generation of C4I decision aids. The effort will also define elements of ar ewearch plan to determine how various graphical techniq
CIRCUIT. IN THE PHASE I PROGRAM, SPEC PROPOSES TO DESIGN, LAYOUT AND SIMULATE AN ASIC DIGITAL GAIN CONTROLLED INSTES TO D
sign a miniaturized PRFS Biosensor, incorporated Multi-Chip Module (MCM) technolgy and leading to a Phase II PRFS Biosensor prototype,
n issues, identifies development areas, and designs of a candidate fast packet satellite switch.
kers, and tunnels. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Ariticipat I Defense applications include detection of near-surface mines, de
D TURBULENCE CORRELATED WITH SPECIFIC FEATURES OF THE TERRAIN WILL BE REPRESENTED IN THE LOW ALTITUDE ATMOSPHERIC DIST
e up each component of the rotorcraft/ship landing task.
drop missions. Greater mission-dependent variation in confirgurations, driven by factors such as the spectrum of payload unit size, is anticip
e it is being transmitted (without using time consuming and data generating encryption/decryption methods), or (ii) encrypt and decrypt th
the future is difcult because of the many options. SYSTRAN offers to WL/AAAS their experience in mapping the needs of the Lab against th
lead to improved inprocess testing of multichip electronic and optoelectronic devices. It will also develop the ability to package and interco
se of multifunctional polymer materials will provide improved frequency response (potentially to 100 GHz), larger electro-optic effect, large
by Japan.
of parts management for a major weapn system, e.g., F/A-18 maintenance, repair, operational, design/modernization and long-term suppo
tion at low temperatures (but may work well at room temperature), noise and performance characteristics will be measured across a temp
abricate a test IC designed with the tool. The Phase I design and prototype prepares for Phase II implementation of the complete system.
real-time, on-chip learning algorithms. The proposed research applies our expertise in mixed-signal design techniques and neural network
) with the reduced (8-bit) dynamic range of display/storage media.
s our advanced neural network research on an important real-world problem and may lead directly to inexpensive products with wide com
ntegrated circuit technology; products arising from this R&D can be fabricated reliably and economically by a number of vendors.
angerous surface corrosion could also be detected. Anticipated Benefits: Improved air and highway transporation safety, reduced environm
lt in a low-cost airborne system for oil spill detection and monitoring. The embedded sensor fusion technology can be used in a variety of h
nal conceptual design will be the basis for development of the breadboard in Phase II.
lead to the design and operation of a prototype heat exchanger in Phase II.
d under previous reseach efforts, to this problem. The result of successful performance on this application will be a class of tools for precisi
zation because it is a safe, rapid and inexpensive method of completely destroying many halogenated organic wastes found at DoD, DoE an
S) levels, bandpass filtering, and other statistical measurements.
doppler noise, as well as against repeater signals in the same resolution cell as the protected target (i.e., prior to pulloff). (U) Phase I study
ed during Phase I.
prepared.
epair and Modification Cost Estimating (ARAMCE) system eliminates this problem and provides realistic cost estimating to NAVAIR facilities
est a small-scale prototype and evaluate its performance and operating efciency when energized by waste heat. As a refrigerant we will co
o extract and separate energetic materials, stabilizers and non-polymerics from propellants and explosives.
ABRICATED TO TEST THE MOST PROMISING COOLING CONCEPTS. COMPONENTS WILL BE TESTED AT GED IN A RIG TEST DESIGNED TO SIMU
be identified for investigation in Phase II. The result of this effort will be improvements in component technologies to further improve the li
ata fusion system architecture as an optimal combination of data fusion and information algorithms.
, model and analyze link performance accounting for the detailed acoustic environment, and design the acoustic transceiver capable of per
of generating 5-10 Watts at millimeter-wave frequencies will be developed. Anticipated Benefits: Benefits include low cost, high reliability,
d Benefits/Potential Applications - Using this approach, TLC Precision Wafer Technology will provide a steady source of material for the fab
POSED EFFORT WILL LEAD TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF BETTER AUTOMATED MISSION PLANNING SYSTEMS. THIS WILL ALLOW AIRCRAFT TO
ng CMTs. A final phase, funded by commercial interests, would make further refinements in the simulation, possibly including the creation o
sting rel-time programs of the KMR radars, and the ability of the existing computing hardware to absorb the additional computational load
modular CGF could be used by ARPA, the Systems Command elements of the armed services, and major prime contractors. It enables rapid
studies. CETR will provide thermal stability and sensitivity testing support. Combined, the team has all the capabilities to achieve the desire
passive oiicroclimate garment during a follow-on Phase II effort.
ectional links to requirements as defined in the this work.
ovider acceptance of technology which supports administrative cooperation and improved quality. Anticipated Benefits: The creation of new
eel-to-reel coating system for deposition of matrix alloys on continuous fibers, and (5) provide a comparative cost analysis of the proposed
high energy density battery with low cost is desirable to Army to reduce thier cost without sacrificing safety, reliability and performance.
ocess controlled, P-GILD technology. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - This program will develop new fabrication tools that will:
0 dB(A) noise level). Active & passive noise reduction technologies will be integrated into the design as necessary. UREA established alliance
nt of breadthroughs in other shock physics types of problems including projectile penetration and nuclear weapon shock wave analysis.
ECTRICAL IGNITION SYSTEMS THAT PROVIDE ADEQUATE CIRCUITRY FOR CONTROLLING THE IGNITION EVENT WILL BE DEVISED AND DESIGN
OACH. COMPLETION OF PHASE I WILL PROVIDE A SOUND BASIS FOR PHASE II OF THE PROGRAM. THE PHASE II OBJECTIVES ARE AS FOLLOW
nment agencies in areas of roads in Federal lands such as national parks and forests and roads, airports and ports on military facilities. In ad
ltiple Access network management. The major benefit of the proposed work is to offer the Navy a near-term affordable
time on commercial satcom to ensure a successful transition to the marketplace.
, current density uniformity, and field stress applied to cathode will be determined, and configuration optimized for meeting target perform
: When used in conjunction with a multimedia imaging helmet, ExperChem provides the user with immediate reliable information about lo
ially useful for mine warfare and other naval or civil operations in shallw water. The technology can be applied equally well for diver-held sy
eir specialized knowledge complements well our capabilities for the proposed research and development.
METERS TO BE VARIED INCLUDE THE TRAVERSE SPEED, NUMBER OF PASSES, STANDOFF DISTANCE AND ANGLE OF IMPACT. POLISHED SURFA
TWEEN THE MECHANICAL CHARACTERISITICS OF THE TEST SPECIMEN AND THE VISUAL INFORMATION CAPTURED BY THE CAMERA. THE RE
hermoplastics and fusion bonding techniques are decreased moisture absorption, increased dimension stability, improved mechanical pro
n soldier's clothing. Commercial appeal for general aviation, pleasure boating, cellular telephones in automobiles, and remote tracking of ve
ct shall be evaluated with the WAM3 test machine which is unique in its ability to simulated gear mesh conditions.
RATION, DOPPLER-AIDED RANGE TRACKING, ENHANCED RANGE AND DOPPLER RESOLUTION, AND PHASE-DERIVED-RANGE TRACKING FUN
research will investigate the technical feasibility of a system for distributed, unattended monitoring of storm water discharges. If feasible, s
MPUTER MODELS TO ADDRESS THE SPECIFICS OF MOCRO-CHANNEL AND MICRO-SLOT GEOMETRY. THE FEASIBILITY OF FABRICATING REGE
THIN THE DEVICE. WITH PROPER INSTRUMENTATION, THE PROPOSED SYSTEM HAS THE CAPABILITY TO MEASURE AND/OR PREDICT SOME
on of the wearer.
mated system will beconsidered success.

G SYSTEM. THESE ON-LINE DATA WILL BE CORRELATED, WITH EACH OTHER AND WITH EX-SITU MEASUREMENTS, TO DETERMINE WHAT EM
CHITECTURE.
AND COMPLEXITY OF A PROBLEM.
ON OF DIFFERENT METHODOLOGIES WITHIN OUR ENVIRONMENT, WE WILL DEVISE OBJECT-ORIENTED EXTENSIONS TO THE EXISTING CAS
MENT COULD ACCURATELY BE ACCOUNTED FOR IN THE PROCESSING.
M PREFORMS BY ITS ADVANCED P/M CHIP AND CHIP PLUS FORGE PROCESSES FROM TWO ALLOYS; TI-6A1-4V AND AN EXPERIMENTAL ALLO
URE CO2 DATA QUALITY TO +2 MICRO-ATMOSPHERES FOR PERIODS OF AT LEAST ONE YAR; 2) SAMPLE COLLECTION TECHNIQUES; 3) RELAT
CHANGABILITY AS WELL AS TO EDUCATE USER GROUPS TO FIBER OPTIC SENSOR APPLICABILITY. OPPORTUNITIES FOR NIST PARTICIPATION W
NTED GRAPHICAL EXPERT SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT TO SIMPLIFY FUTURE WIDESPREAD DEPLOYMENT. FOR PHASE 1, A PROTOTYPE WILL BE
ORMANCE MULTITAB INTERCONNECTION, A SUCCESSFUL HSR DEVELOPMET WILL RESULT IN A VERSATILE HYBRID SMARTCARD READER WI
TION, WE WILL INVESTIGATE PRINCIPLED METHODS FOR DEVELOPING A SYSTEM THAT RECOMMENDS OPTIMUM LEVELS OF SUPPRESSION
MODEL ADDRESSES SPECIFIC STANDARDS AND CALIBRATION NEEDS OF THE GASOLINE INDUSTRY.
H INTERVIEW METHOD, DEFINE THE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR SOFTWARE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION, AND IDENTIFY THE STRATE
M RESISTIVE HEATER AND A BI THIN FILM RADIATION ABSORBER ON THE SAME SUBSTRATE. WE WILL MONITOR THE YBCO FILM PROPERTI
FREQUENCIES FROM DC TO PERHAPS AS HIGH AS 100 MHZ. PHASE UNWRAPPING WILL BE DONE WITH EXISTING AND PROVEN ELECTRON
LE OUTPUT NODE OR RESULT. NEURAL NETWORKS HAVE BEEN USED FOR CHARACTER RECOGNITION, WHERE A SAMPLE CHARACTER (USU
EACH PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE. THE INTERMEDIATE SQL TEST SUITE WILL BE FULLY COMPATIBLE WITH THE ENTRY SQL TEST SUITE.
MORE COMPLETE REMOTE-SENSING ASSESSMENT OF COASTAL AREAS.
ON OF INTEREST. LASTLY, THE RESULTS OF THE ANALYSES AND TESTING WILL BE USED TO EVALUATE THE BURNER PERFORMANCE AND COS
COST STANDARDIZED UNIVERSAL DESIGN SINCE PERFORMANCE IS BASED PRIMARILY ON KNOWN AIR PERMEABILITIES VERSUS VARIABLE
STRATING FEASIBILITY THE PHASE I EFFORT WILL PRODUCE A MODEL OF SORBENT BEHAVIOR TO ALLOW DESIGN OF A PILOT-SCALE UNIT F
NS OF CURRENTLY REINFORCED RECYCLED PLASTICS THAT UTILIZE REINFORCEMENTS SUCH AS WOOD FIBER OR FIBERGLASS WHICH HAVE S
costs. Anticipated Benefits: The combination of the LOM process and layered ceramic composites will provide a cost-effective method to pr
stems to assist in setting priorities and deciding among alternatives.
oduction. Attractive features of the new process include a reduced number of manufacturing steps, shorter process times and a high degre
nsity and high energy conversion efciency, together with the C02-rejecting nature of the strongly acidic PEM electrolyte layer, this fuel cel
etplace. Anticipated Benefits: An adhesive that binds readily to wet and/or minimally prepared surfaces, which can bond a wide range of d
process include the preparation of high purity water for use in the manufacture of electronic components, and for the treatment of hazardo
CCURATE TIME-OF-FLIGH T METHOD, WITHOUT THE REQUIREMENT OF PARTICLE SEEDING, CONSTITUTES A U NIQUE NEW CAPABILITY FO
ure analysis. On-the-fly image acquisition and off-line processing of mosaic profiles will have applicability in other production and research
eder line. Therefore, design of band-pass filter can be realized in which the transmission frequency occurs at FMAR frequency with a freque
N RATE TESTS TO DETERMINE THEIR PENETRATION PERFORMANCE.
mpression strength testing.
es, sleeves, liners and in the electronics industries in packaging.
NSTRATE THE COUPLING OF THE KNOWLEDGE AND DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS.
MSI injection molding process for forming the PZT element array prior to composite assembly. At the end of Phase 1, the basic tooling appro
or materials. Applications include armor for highly maneuverable military vehicles and aircraft for opaque materials and protective window
REASED PERFORMANCE FOR UAV/RPVS PRESENTLY POWERED BY PISTON ENGINES. ADDITIONALLY, SAFETY OF OPERATION AND OPERATION
that Phase III will provide detailed engineering and optimization of parameters of detailed parts.
es for buried toxins and tunnels, etc. The list of applications goes far beyond the few listed and the ability to perform this type of testing in
ation and demonstration plan.
bmit a preliminary system design specification which will be the basis for development, test, and qualification of a Universal Two Stage GP
brasion resistane -- which meet the requirements of a variety of military, space, and commercial applications: scratch-resistant coatings, we
ed along two primary lines of inquiry: (1) the effect of material thickness on processing speed and uniformity and (2) the effect of frequenc
stem will be developed for cleaning of large wafers. Anticipated Benefits: Exploration of a new etching/cleaning technology based on utiliz
rigorous control requirements necessary for the welding of exotic alloys used in aircraft and aerospace construction. Anticipated Benefits:
repare a preliminary design for prototyping in Phase II. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - With a MARIM mount, component and
ately implemented into our all-weather landing system or contraband detection system under development at 94GHz. The array will be use
ts of this R&D include enhanced GPR detection and recognition of buried targets such as mines, ordnance, arms/drug caches, cross-border
an aerospace grade epoxy matrix, glass reinforced composite structure.

ood. Slight modifications will allow use in environmental monitoring, cleanup, and compliance.
ch evasion. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Quantification of optimal test detection evasion techniques likely to be employed
E MULTI-THREAT ASW SCENARIOS.
hics models. A specification document will be produced for the design of a biomechanical ambulatory monitor deliberately suited to this ap
BECAUSE THE BEHAVIORAL ITEMS OF INTEREST ARE SUBTLE, RELIANCE ON AI METHODS IS LIKELY TO BE UNWORKABLE.
go ships, robot positioning and control, and automobile navigation.

on opticla fibers exposed to these loads in order to support engineering analysis and design efforts. Early indications have uncovered seve
me, pre-pay system for processing helath care claims data to detect instances and patterns of potential fraud and abuse. The fraud detectio
able with our new techniques for nonstationary analysis of transient signals.
d transportation.
nd repair. The performance of the ambiguity resolution algorithm will be enhanced and validated through simulation under the Phase I con
mulations are demonstrated and cost effective, the market for PC-based training and instructional materials, which is already growing at 40
shing and printing-on-demand applications, medical-image processing, and multimedia servers are commercial applications for which Myr
ected to help create strong c(xiottercial interest for projection lithography and firmly establish a leadership position for the U.S. in projectio
s. Incorporation of the microscope shoudl improve the yield, reduce the cost, and enhance the reliability of multichip modules.
N, AND (2) AN ANALYTICAL PREDICTION METHOD WHICH DOES NOT REQUIRE A PRIORI KNOWLEDGE OF THE AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERIS
multiuser communication networks. Potential commercial applications include satellite communications and cellular mobile telephone syste
oelectronic modules. These modules will be used in optical communication networks such as optical LAN, MAN, and fiber-in-the-loop (FITL
the heteroepitaxial growth of optical quality BaTiO3 films for holographic applications.
CES, SUCH AS LEDS, PHOTODETECTORS AND QUANTUM-WELL DEVICES. THE SUCCESS OF THIS PROGRAM WILL HAVE PROFOUND APPLICA
ssment studies will be developed. A limited software prototype that distributes scenarios across a network of workstations will also be imp
ULATIONS. THE PROPOSED TECHNOLOGY WILL THEN BE USED AS THE BASIS FOR A WEATHER VISUALIZATION SYSTEM TO BE DEVELOPED IN
e SBIR effort.
ntegration, improved performance, and lower footprint offered by a vertically integrated multichip module.
us on a 3D volume interconnect technology for reprogrammable N5 topologies.
AL PRODUCT INCLUDES THE US MILITARY AND THE US SCHOOL SYSTEM. SCIENCE MUSEUMS AND HOMES ARE ALSO POTENTIAL MARKETS.
PDFFOAs WILL BE COMPARABLE TO THAT OF EDFAs FOR THE FIRST TIME.
ve machinery stabilization, and automatic gun aiming.
sign is platform-independent and can take advantage of any computational resources present. The tool will be used in Phase II to select co
t-effective high data rate ATM optoelectronic network products. Anticipated Benefits: The distributed ATM optical interconnect proposed h
ons, accelerations, and wide ambient temperatures. In Phase I of this research, feasibility of such sensor systems will be demonstrated. Anti
LY CHARACTERIZED IN TERMS OF ITS RESPONSE TIME, PIXEL UNIFORMITY, DYNAMIC RANGE AND CONTRACT RATIO, AND SIMULATED TEM
components will be prepared and all efforts will be documented. Phase II efforts will produce a prototype sonar system based on the Phase
ORINCON has formed an alignment with Hughes Aircraft for development and transition. An optional capabilitiy is to include planning for
es, resulting in an enhanced design by the end of Phase I. Anticipated Benefits: The IUADE will provide the ability to develop, implement, an
ormation processing techniques to a variety of DoD problems under sponsorship of ARPA, the Navy and other agencies. Anticipated Benefi
early warning systems.

ne design issues in preparation for the hardware development. Devices which mimic biological counterparts are more efcient than conve
r the sensor directly verses scattered radiation will give different signal characteristics.
roliferation analysts with a fast, flexible, and intuitive tool for entering intelligence data and tracking the WMD import process, the PIM me
ish a commercial US supply of high quality InP substrates for microwave and millimeter wave device applications. The technology transfer o
batteries are an attractive candidate for portable applications. There is a large commercial market for high energy density, long life batteries
it will be inexpensive and reliable because there are no contacting, moving parts. The primary application is etching of thin film, mutli-com
ors and omissions in claim preparation and increasing their cost reimbursement rate. In addition, it provides a mechanism for insurers (incl
plications in optical imaging, laser beam control and shaping, and optical interconnects for electronic processors, optical memories and op
evaluated.
and conceptual drawings will be presented to the USAF in both an oral presentation and in a written final report.
uid organic solvent developers. Anticipated Benefits: Aside from the environmental advantages over solvent processes, supercritical carbon
EW FRONT-ILLUMINATED, ALUMINUM GALLIUM PHOSPHIDE (AlGaP) BASED, CHARGE-COUPLED DEVICE (CCD), ULTRAVIOLET (UV) IMAGING
w-resistance VCSEL design to minimize parasitics.
technology to the commercial market.
G PORTION OF THE RESOURCES OF ADVANCED COMPUTERS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROPOSED PROGRAM GOALS WILL HAVE A M
DICAL INSTRUMENTATION AND MANY OTHER LARGE-MARKET MILITARY AND COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS.
ser print heads can benefit from improved VCSEL performance. The availability of trusted simulation tools will greatly improve the likelihoo
OTYPE OPTICAL INTERCONNECTION NETWORK BASED ON ANGULAR AND WAVELENGTH MULTIPLEXED GRATINGS FOR ADVANCED PARALLE
AL-NETWORK SYSTEM. THIS NEURAL-NET BASED SYSTEM PROVIDES THE POTENTIAL FOR REAL TIME, FULL-VIEW, FLAW RECOGNITION AND
VERNMENT CAPITAL SOURCE.
LYIMIDE/POLYMER WAVEGUIDES, POTENTIAL FOR ALL-INDEX MATCHING, EASE OF FABRICATION, AND REASONABLE COST. CONSIDERING T
sed technique will lead to machines being marketed at a very moderate cost, probably under $200,000. This will encourage many smaller c
oring high temperatures can find military and commercial applications. Military applications include test-bed engine monitoring and tempe
ation superhighways, multimedia information systems, HD video distributions, ultrahigh speed optical fiber networks, global grid, and theat
rains. The potential commercial market for the proposed sensor network is very large.
ns - Instruments based on this approach could be used in civilian and military hospitals and clinics. "Spin off" instruments could be used in a
metal laminates; usually a metal-HTS-metal sandwich. These composite sheets are formed into magnetic shields by deep drawing. The shi
media training systems, construction of generic aircraft flight predicition algorithms, identification of target aircraft and training scenarios o
brication, and preliminary pressure testing. Anticipated Benefits: Flex Tube will allow vehicle manufacturers to readily integrate CNG fuel sy
ponents by using novel injection mouldingmethods. The original ferrite components, developed by ETDL, will be prototyped in Phase I usin
ROUNDING OF THE INPUT ELECTRODE UNTIL READY TO FIRE WILL PROVIDE IMMUNITY TO ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE, THE ONLY MEANS BY W
ent sensor configurations. Anticipated Benefits: The multiplexing system has novel and important potential applications in several markets,
ant modeling of the electromagnetic environment. Phase II will realize key elements to demonstrate a prototype simulation. A complete si
ers opens many opportunities within the aerospace and commercial markets for improving performance competition. High modulus mater
ED. A PROTOTYPE DEVELOPMENT IS SCHEDULED FOR PHASE II.
Benefits/Potential Applications - The material developed under this proposed program will be used for high power mm-wave HEMTs which
se II. Anticipated Benefits: The proposed recuperative TPV technology can be applied as auxillary power units in hybrid vehicle applications
formance, and is robust over larger signal power disparities. An option is included to implement the decision-theoretic cyclic spectrum ana
eration of the emitter time series
NEED FOR CALIBRATION DATA OR SONDE DOA VECTORS. THE SYSTEM IS CAPABLE OF TRACKING MULTIPLE SONDES. THE INTERFERENCE CA
IDE ADAPTIVE (DATA-DIRECTED) OR NONADAPTIVE (CLASS-DIRECTED) RESOLUTION OF THE PULSE EDGES. THE PROPOSED SYSTEM ALSO P
nsportation. Commercial applications include thunderstorm detection systems and instrument landing systems (ILS) deployed at airports a
nge with CNG or renewable (alcohol) fuels; and practical, durable, reliable engine operation.
ced joining approach for fabricating light weight, high performance composite aircraft turbine powershafts containing metal matrix compos
FUNDAMENTALLY NEW APPROACH TO THE OBSTACLE AWARENESS AND MANAGEMENT PROBLEM THROUGH THE USE OF INTELLIGENT SIT
m the viability of the management strategy while demonstrating the usefulness of automated tools.
lysis with results. Phase I deliverables will be a complete availability model, measures for all factors, decision criteria, and demonstration tr
plan for an optimized SVM prototype. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Optimized Shared Virtual Memory can be used to progr
CETYLENE FLAME METHOD. OPTIMIZATION OF DEFECT-FREE BOULE GROWTH WILL BE ADDRESSED EARLY IN PHASE II OF THIS EFFORT.
racteristics of any system. It can then calculate the impact of replacing the old weapon with the new or of varying the mix of old and new s
ff-chip electronics.
ATION SYSTEM WILL OVERCOME ALL THESE DEFICIENCIES WHILE PROVIDING SUBSTANTIALLY IMPROVED RELIABILITY. PHASE I WILL CONSIS
or will be constructed under Phase I to verify the design which will become the basis for Phase II.
LLOW RELIABLE, COST EFFICIENT PRODUCTION OF HIGH AVERAGE POWER ELECTRON BEAMS WITH THE NECESSARY PARAMETERS FOR HEE
ITECTURE, THE INPUT AND OUTPUT VARI- ABLES AND THEIR FORMATS, THE MODEL ALGORITHMS, AND THE REQUIRED COMPUTER HARDW
ned experience in aerospace system modeling, design, development and testing. A major portion of this combined pool of experience is dir
Preliminary tests at ARL with 500 keV electron energy have shown effective and efcient destruction of organic contaminants in water. Exp
ons in a 40 mm thic breast. Phase I is a theoretical effort to assess the feasibility of the technique and design a Phase II proof-of-principle la
act knowledge from the vast amount of data that is produced by numerous sources every day. Thus it can serve as the basis not only for a c
ry models. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Parallel computing lacks the tools software engineers need to produce application
ally appropriate photon counting thresholding will produce a photon counting camera with well-characterizable performance properties. A
BJECTIVE ARE (1) MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF THE PROCESS, (2) PERFORM STATE-OF-THE-ART SURVEYS ON KEY RADAR TECHNOLOGY A
ts/Potential Applications - Reducing cost and lead time for producing new diode array packages would eanble system designers to incorpor
ould directly impact the growth of industries such as material processing, communications, aerospace and medical surgery.
n medical and agricultural diagnostics.

FFICIENT PARALLEL PROCESSING ARCHITECTURES.
iding individual message service, collision avoidance for aircraft and ships, etc..
ating in the plasma chamber. The latter method will allow large quantities of small capacitors to be treated uniformly at a low enough cost
BLISH A BASELINE OF MECHANICAL AND THERMAL PERFORMANCE AND IT WILL DEMONSTRATE THE NEW BONDING TECHNOLOGY AND CU
ata will take place in Phase II.
ining tool. A simple software change using VRSAS, will allow users to re-configure the instrument panel, the aircraft's performance parame
THESE FILMS ARE IDEALLY SUITED FOR SOLAR CELLS, RADIATION DETECTION OR "STEALTH" TYPE APPLICATIONS. IN PHASE I, WE WILL FABR
ION AND CORRECTIVE ACTION INSERTION ARE ALSO MAINTAINED IN THE KNWOEDGE-BASE. THIS RULE BASE IS ALSO USER EXTENSIBLE SO
capabilities to meet training requirements; (5) develop a system specfication. Relevant research issues include decision theory, team trainin
e: Interrogation-response applications (e.g., soldier or vehicle friend or foe" ID); Transportation: (IVHS) inter-vehicle communications, and v
USEFUL IN THE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT, ESTABLISHMENT OF AN APPROPRIATE 3-D TOOLKIT, AND DEVELOPMENT OF A PROTOTYPE SINGLE
ent through Phase II sponsorhsip.
elobes in imaging arrays, control over the distribution of posts within the structure to reduce crosstalk, and, the use of aligned compressibl
cessing, and (3) a proof-of-concept initial development of the proposed waveform processor. The proposed three-month Phase I Option eff
y of MPP computing environment (workstations) to solve an example problem. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - The anticipated
miconductor wafers. Anticipated Benefits: If successful, the project will result in an improved lithography and inspection for semiconductor
b y monitoring representative toxic gases using a breadboard incorporating three basic elements; line-locked detection, a multiple-pass abs
VD materials growth. Feedback-controlled reactors will be attractive to manufacturers of multi-layer III-V and II- VI devices such as photodi
A GaN EMIITER OF HIGH CRYSTALLINE PERFECTION ONTO THE ZnGeN(2) BASE WILL BE ESTABLISHED. FABRICATION OF HETEROJUNCTION T
ing fleets of both military and commercial aircrafat, we propose to lead a development team comprising IBM, Northrop Corporation, Boein
EMS SOFTWARE, AND AN OUTLINE OF ADDITIONAL SOFTWARE. IT WILL ALSO PROVIDE A DEMONSTRATION OF MULTI-MODULE INTERCON
le and economical instrumentation systems possible. These could include damage alarms for occupied structures, devices to block entranc
lti-layered recording, reading, erasure and re-writing will then be experimentally demonstrated.
erature environment, able to work on a wide range of materials and composities, and able to produce standard(DC)thermal images as well
metlas. For the proposed project, our preliminary studies will be expanded for developing an optimized etch process which can be easily tra
nt is placing an increasing emphasis on cost-effective diagnostics.
onents and integrated semiconductor/superconductor devices.
L AND OTHER SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY, TO IMPLEMENT THE CONSIDERABLE SKILL EMBODIED IN SYNOPTIC CLIMATOLOGY. THIS WILL BE PA
a definitive architecture can be developed under Phase II.
e how various graphical techniques can best be used to exploit human perceptual skills for understanding complex multi-dimensional data
GAIN CONTROLLED INSTES TO DESIGN, LAYOUT AND SIMULATE AN ASIC DIGITAL GAIN CONTROLLED INSTRUMENTATION AMPLIFIER TARGE
se II PRFS Biosensor prototype, which will be delivered to the Army for field evaluation.
ection of near-surface mines, detection and identification of buried assets, tunnel and bunker imaging, and civil engineering aspects of mil
W ALTITUDE ATMOSPHERIC DISTURBANCE MODEL.
um of payload unit size, is anticipated as overall system performance is improved.

ds), or (ii) encrypt and decrypt the data. Both techniques offer advantages and limitations for AWT real-time requirements. This SBIR progra
ng the needs of the Lab against the best emerging network technologies. We believe that the use of ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) sw
he ability to package and interconnect semiconductor electronics and optoelectronics in flexible, nonplanar, or even pakcages of stacked in
, larger electro-optic effect, large damage threshold, lower cost, and greater manufacturing flexibility.
dernization and long-term support. The horizontal portion of the survey will include the analysis and assessment of Navy requirements at th
will be measured across a temperature range.
tation of the complete system.
techniques and neural network architectures.
xpensive products with wide commercial applicability.

y a number of vendors.
oration safety, reduced environmental pollution and significant potential for economic savings. Broad application in the manufacturing sect
logy can be used in a variety of hazardous materials detection applications, in emergency assessment services, and land use applications.
will be a class of tools for precision measurement of extended, complex surfaces with a working prototype to be developed in Phase II, suf
nic wastes found at DoD, DoE and EPA Superfund Sites across the country.
ior to pulloff). (U) Phase I study tasks consist of assessing current and postulated future ECM parameters of active expendable jammers, de
st estimating to NAVAIR facilities.
e heat. As a refrigerant we will consider both water and alcohols in order to cover evaporator temperatures from OoF to 45oF and to satisfy
N A RIG TEST DESIGNED TO SIMULATE THE APPROPRIATE ENGINE ENVIRONMENT.

nologies to further improve the life and reliabiliy of AMTEC power systems.
oustic transceiver capable of performing as required for the communications system.
include low cost, high reliability, highly efcient millimeter-wave power sources for use in various wireless communications, radar, and met
dy source of material for the fabrication of MMIC's for the future W-band electronic systems on 3" InP substrates instead of 2" InP substrat
THIS WILL ALLOW AIRCRAFT TO HAVE A GREATER CHANCE OF SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETING THEIR MISSIONS AND RETURNING SAFELY.
possibly including the creation of new versions which could be hosted on other types of machines of interest to industry.
e additional computational load.
me contractors. It enables rapid prototyping in software of proposed new designs. This enables evaluation of new technologies and subsys
capabilities to achieve the desired objective.
ted Benefits: The creation of new, exportable, high-value products will be the major benefit of this proposed effort. Licensing of rights to m
ve cost analysis of the proposed technique in relation to conventional MMC manufacturing processes.
y, reliability and performance.
p new fabrication tools that will: 1. Reduce cost of fabrication facilities for semiconductor devices and integrated circuits. 2. Produce smaller
essary. UREA established alliances with consultants and companies that could best provide additional program suuport and diminish R&D r
weapon shock wave analysis.
NT WILL BE DEVISED AND DESIGNED, AND AN EXISTING LUMPED--PARAMETER INTERIOR BALLISTIC CODE WILL BE MODIFIED TO MODEL A
E II OBJECTIVES ARE AS FOLLOWS: * REFINEMENT OF THE DESIGN FOR OVERALL SYSTEM OPTIMIZATION. * FABRICATION OF AN ACTUAL FU
d ports on military facilities. In addition to the FHWA requirements for pavement management utilizing distress data acquisition, there are a
rm affordable
mized for meeting target performance goals.
ate reliable information about local gas concentrations. The expected benefits of this capability to the federal government and private sect
lied equally well for diver-held system or as a part of the underwater vehicles (ROV and AUV).
GLE OF IMPACT. POLISHED SURFACES WILL BE INSPECTED FOR CORRELATIONS WITH THE POLISHING PARAMETERS. THE OVERALLTECHNICA
TURED BY THE CAMERA. THE RESULTS OF THIS EXPERIMENT WILL BE COMBINED WITH A DISCUSSION OF KNOWLEDGE-BASED EXPERT SYS
ability, improved mechanical properties, simplified manufacturing, and the infinitie storage life of raw materials. OPTION TASK: None submi
obiles, and remote tracking of vehicles such as delivery trucks, trains and shipments of hazardous waste.
DERIVED-RANGE TRACKING FUNCTIONS. THE REAL-TIME DATA PRODUCTS RESULTING FROM THESE TECHNIQUES MAY THEN BE FED INTO A
m water discharges. If feasible, such a system will find commercial application by at least 270,000 industrial and municipal storm water disc
ASIBILITY OF FABRICATING REGENERATORS WITH THAT OPTIMAL PATTERN WILL ALSO BE DEMONSTRATED BY BUILDING TWO SAMPLE REG
EASURE AND/OR PREDICT SOME VISCOELASTIC PROPERTIES (IF ANY) INCLUDING RELAXATION TIME, AND NORMAL STRESSES IN ADDITION
ENTS, TO DETERMINE WHAT EMISSION CHARACTERISTICS ARE THE BEST INDICATORS OF GOOD FILM GROWTH. SPECIFICATIONS WILL BE D
TENSIONS TO THE EXISTING CASE DATA INTERCHANGE FORMAT (CDIF) AND PRESENT OUR INTERFACES TO THE CDIF STANDARDS COMMITT
4V AND AN EXPERIMENTAL ALLOY SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO PROVIDE A HIGHER LEVEL OF BIOCOMPATIBILITY. TELEDYNE PORTLAND FORG
LECTION TECHNIQUES; 3) RELATING CO2 MEASUREMENTS TO HISTORICAL AND INTERNATIONALLY ACCEPTED STANDARDS; 4) BEFALLING P
NITIES FOR NIST PARTICIPATION WILL BE DEFINED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF MEASUREMENT METHODS AS WELL AS MEASUREMENT REFER
PHASE 1, A PROTOTYPE WILL BE PROGRAMMED AS PART OF THE RESEARCH. PHASE 2 WILL RESOLVE ADDITIONAL OUTSTANDING QUESTIO
HYBRID SMARTCARD READER WITH CRYPTOGRAPHIC BANDWIDTH THAT WILL INTERFACE VIRTUALLY EVERY KNOWN ISO AND CRYPTOGRAP
TIMUM LEVELS OF SUPPRESSION RESPONSE FOR FIRES IN LARGE BUILDINGS.
TION, AND IDENTIFY THE STRATEGIES AND RESOURCES NECESSARY TO ASSURE SUCCESSFUL PRODUCT INTRODUCTION TO THE MANAGED C
NITOR THE YBCO FILM PROPERTIES AT EACH OF THE DEPOSITION STEPS IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN A HIGH FILM QUALITY. WE WILL ALSO UND
ISTING AND PROVEN ELECTRONICS THAT HAVE ALREADY BEEN DEVELOPED AT OPTRA. UNWRAPPED PHASE DATA WILL BE AVAILABLE IN TH
ERE A SAMPLE CHARACTER (USUALLY IN THE FORM OF AN IMAGE) IS PRESENTED AS INPUT; THE DESIRED OUTCOME IS THE CORRECT CLAS
THE ENTRY SQL TEST SUITE.
URNER PERFORMANCE AND COSTS, RELATIVE TO EXISTING BURNERS WITH AND WITHOUT SCR.
RMEABILITIES VERSUS VARIABLE VOC PERMEABILITIES. THEREFORE, DEVELOPING THESE FLUOROPOLYMER MEMBRANES WILL SIGNIFICANT
DESIGN OF A PILOT-SCALE UNIT FOR DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION IN SUBSEQUENT PHASE II RESEARCH.
R OR FIBERGLASS WHICH HAVE SUBSTANTIALLY LOWER PROPERTIES THAN CARBON FIBER. WITH PROPER INTERFACIAL CONTROL BETWEEN
de a cost-effective method to produce reliable ceramic components with high fracture toughness in the shapes required for various applica
r process times and a high degree of control of passive circuit image transfer. Passive components, such as resistors, capacitors and inducto
EM electrolyte layer, this fuel cell system readily satisfies the requirement of a dual-use fuel cell technology, (e.g., as the power source for e
which can bond a wide range of dissimilar materials, and which retains its binding capacity and strength for long periods in high moisture en
and for the treatment of hazardous waste water. The technology has dual use applications such as: effluent treatment for military installati
A U NIQUE NEW CAPABILITY FOR LARGE SCALE FACILITIES, WHERE SEEDING IS A DI FFICULT PROBLEM. THE RESULT OF THIS EFFORT WILL B
n other production and research programs.
at FMAR frequency with a frequency bandwidth equal to the FMAR linewidth.

Phase 1, the basic tooling approach will have been verified through fabrication of an advanced 1-3 piezocomposite, enabling the technolo
materials and protective windows, covers, helmets, goggles, etc. for transparent materials.
OF OPERATION AND OPERATIONAL COMMONALITY WOULD BE IMPROVED DUE TO USE OF JET FUEL INSTEAD OF GASOLINE.
o perform this type of testing in an efcient manner would conserve tremendous resources.
tion of a Universal Two Stage GPS/INS Integrated Time Space Position Information (TSPI) module.
ns: scratch-resistant coatings, wear-resistant high-speed bearings, heat sinks and thermal management devices, and anti-corrosion protecti
ity and (2) the effect of frequency range of processing uniformity. The final technical objective of the Phase I effort will be to demonstrate u
aning technology based on utilization of superthermal hydrogen beams. This techniques will prevent damage due to particle bombardmen
nstruction. Anticipated Benefits: The proposed techniques can be implemented as generic weld penetration monitoring devices, making au
a MARIM mount, component and system life can be extended, system availability can be increased, component cost can be reduced, maint
t at 94GHz. The array will be used to enhance resolution.
arms/drug caches, cross-border tunnels, bunkers, and nuclear/toxic waste containers. Potential commercial applications are within the en
echniques likely to be employed by nuclear proliferators will allow orientation of existing or future fielded monitoring methods to be config
itor deliberately suited to this application.
NWORKABLE.
indications have uncovered several commercial firms that are interested in obtaining such a measurement capability.
ud and abuse. The fraud detection technology will also lend itself to other types of fraud -- auto insurance, life insurace, phone fraud, mail f
imulation under the Phase I contract. Under Phase II a prototype system will be delivered for flight tests.
s, which is already growing at 40-50% per year, will explode to reach $10 billion per year. The authoring tools package the knowledge-based
ercial applications for which Myricom seeks to develop products and markets.
position for the U.S. in projection lithography mask-making for sub-0.18-micrometer integrated circuits, such as 1 Gbit DRAMS, as well as q
multichip modules.
HE AERODYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS FOR SPECIFIC CONFIGURATIONS. ANTICIPATED BENEFITS/POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS - SUCCESSFUL CO

d cellular mobile telephone systems.
MAN, and fiber-in-the-loop (FITL), and will be important for optical interconnects and computer networks.
WILL HAVE PROFOUND APPLICATIONS IN MILITARY AND OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY.

of workstations will also be implemented. The prototype will rovide experience with using distributed scenarios within a study. Provided th
ON SYSTEM TO BE DEVELOPED IN PHASE II.
ARE ALSO POTENTIAL MARKETS.
ll be used in Phase II to select compression algorithms for use with JTIDS based on subjective evaluations of the decompressed imagery pro
optical interconnect proposed here will provide a modular and scalable product for constructing ATM networks. It is a cost effective solutio
stems will be demonstrated. Anticipated Benefits: This project will culminate in the development of a low-cost, spark-plug integrated, accur
CT RATIO, AND SIMULATED TEMPERATURE RANGE. FULL DYNAMIC IMAGERY WILL ALSO BE DEMONSTRATED USING AN RS-170 ELECTRONI
onar system based on the Phase I design for the mustached bat and evaluate this system through laboratory and field testing. Results of th
abilitiy is to include planning for ping stealing.
ability to develop, implement, and test image understanding algorithms for end-to-end vision architecture systems. Applications include vis
her agencies. Anticipated Benefits: Application of advanced signal and information processing to EEG data can improve diagnostic accuracy
ts are more efcient than conventional sensors in many ways. To a large degree, they process information directly on-plane, reducing the c
MD import process, the PIM methodology could be used by government organizations responsible for monitoring narcotics trafcking and
ations. The technology transfer of the MLEK growth process from the Air Force to Parke Mathematical Laboratories will take place in this p
energy density, long life batteries for medical implant devices, portable communicaion, global positioning, laptop computer, and electric ve
s etching of thin film, mutli-component oxides used in electronics, photonics, sensors, and micro-electro mechanical systems.
es a mechanism for insurers (including federal, state, and local government) to easily and cost-effectively make patient insurance coverage i
essors, optical memories and optical processing, if the manufacturing costs can be lowered significantly. The small size and weight are impo
t processes, supercritical carbon dioxide developing of photoresists will significantly broaden the range of usefulness of existing resist syste
CD), ULTRAVIOLET (UV) IMAGING ARRAY. THIS NOVEL ARRAY TECHNOLOGY HAS NEVER BEEN SUCCESSFULLY DEVELOPED. THREE NEW INNO
ROGRAM GOALS WILL HAVE A MAJOR IMPACT ON THE COMPETITIVENESS OF FUTURE COMPUTER SYSTEMS. THIS PROGRAM WILL ALSO FU
will greatly improve the likelihood of short term advances.

ATINGS FOR ADVANCED PARALLEL PROCESSING INTERCONNECTION APPLICATIONS.
-VIEW, FLAW RECOGNITION AND LOCATION WELL BEYOND THE CAPABILITY OF CURRENT INSPECTION TECHNIQUES.
SONABLE COST. CONSIDERING THESE ADVANTAGES, POC'S INTERCONNECTS SHOULD OUTPERFORM ALL KNOWN STATE-OF-THE-ART RECO
is will encourage many smaller companies to pursue the very lucrative large panel display market, thereby creating a strong demand for PO
ed engine monitoring and temperature measurement of metal matrix composite coupons during thermal fatigue cycling. Commercial uses
networks, global grid, and theater extension networks to provide multi-Gbits/s data rate transmission.
ff" instruments could be used in a large number of other important defense (e.g., chemical and biological warfare) and civilian (e.g., environ
shields by deep drawing. The shields created by this process can be easily manufactured, handled and incoporated into cryostats. Anticipat
aircraft and training scenarios of importance, and a technical report specifying alternative systems architectures with recommendations.
s to readily integrate CNG fuel systems into their vehicles' structure and styling, significnatly reducing space impact and achieving system co
will be prototyped in Phase I using isostatic and hot pressing methods and the ferrite material optimised for high performance. The Phase I
SCHARGE, THE ONLY MEANS BY WHICH THEY CAN BE FIRED. THIS IS A PROPOSAL FOR FEASIBILITY WORK ON THE APPLICATION OF ELECTRI
applications in several markets, including "real time" detection of toxics in environmental samples. Advantages of this technology versus c
otype simulation. A complete simularor will be constructed in Phase III.
ompetition. High modulus material permits greater composite use in areas previously not accessible. Reinforced thermoplastic resins have
h power mm-wave HEMTs which will provide the system designer with an attractive alternative to two terminal devices.The system applicati
its in hybrid vehicle applications in military and commercial markets. It also has use in numerous other areas, including gas-fired cogenerati
on-theoretic cyclic spectrum analyzer (DTCSA) for initial detection and characterization of overlapped signals. The DTCSA overcomes limitati
SONDES. THE INTERFERENCE CANCELLATION CONCEPTS DEVELOPED HERE SHOULD HAVE BROAD APPLICATION TO COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS
THE PROPOSED SYSTEM ALSO PROVIDES A STRAIGHTFORWARD MEANS FOR EXTENDING THE THEORY OF WAVELETS TO MULTISENSOR PRO
tems (ILS) deployed at airports and plagued by EMI.
containing metal matrix composites has the propulsion/power systems and being broadly applicable in both military and commercial secto
GH THE USE OF INTELLIGENT SITUATION AWARENESS AND SENSOR MANAGEMENT. THIS APPROACH WILL YIELD TO BREAKTHROUGHS IN M
on criteria, and demonstration trade analysis results of baseline and alternative propulsion technologies.
al Memory can be used to program irregular HPC applications (e.g. iterative linear solvers, multigrid solvers) as easily as standard shared m
IN PHASE II OF THIS EFFORT.
varying the mix of old and new systems. The decision aid can function around multiple scenarios at different levels of conventional war. It c
ELIABILITY. PHASE I WILL CONSIST OF CONCEPT DEFINITION, INITIAL INVESTIGATION, AND DETAILED PLANNING FOR PHASE II. PHASE II WI
ECESSARY PARAMETERS FOR HEEB MATERIAL PROCESSING. A UNIQUE FEATURE OF THESE ACCELERATORS IS THE HIGH REPETITION RATE (>
HE REQUIRED COMPUTER HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE. THE COMPLETE MODEL WILL BE DEVELOPED DURING PHASE II.
mbined pool of experience is directly related to the gas turbine engine field.
ganic contaminants in water. Experiments have also been performed under ARPA sponsorship that have verified the remediation of red wat
n a Phase II proof-of-principle laboratory demonstration. Anticipated Benefits: The major application of a nonlinear-optics imaging system
serve as the basis not only for a commercial version of te XINF service, but also for numerous other fusion applications in domains as divers
ers need to produce application software. The proposed parallel object oriented programming language will provide a key tool for the appl
zable performance properties. As a part of this Phase II program, SIT, Inc. will fabricate and test features of the Avalanche CCD. These test r
ON KEY RADAR TECHNOLOGY AREA, (3) ALGORITHM DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING, AND (4) SURVEY AND EVALUATE CLASSIFICATION ALGO
ble system designers to incorporate laser diodes in ways that would otherwise be impractical due to time and/or monetary constraints. Thi
medical surgery.
d uniformly at a low enough cost, that will make this process cost effective even for marginal enhancements in the dielectric strength of the
BONDING TECHNOLOGY AND CURRENT CARRYING ABILITY OF THESE MATERIALS.
e aircraft's performance parameters, of the geographic location which the aircraft is flying over.
IONS. IN PHASE I, WE WILL FABRICATE MIS PHOTODETECTORS AND DETERMINE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE QNC SIZE AND ABSORPT
SE IS ALSO USER EXTENSIBLE SO THAT NEW LESSONS LEARNED CAN BE ADDED IN SUPPORT OF ON- GOING PROCESS IMPROVEMENT.
ude decision theory, team training, performance measurement, dimensions along which VEs can be characterized, and the relationship bet
r-vehicle communications, and vehicle-beacon communications; Factory/Industrial: Factory LAN systems for host/machine communication
PMENT OF A PROTOTYPE SINGLE-SENSOR ACTIVE SENAR PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT DISPLAY.
d, the use of aligned compressible inclusions for improving the overall efciency of the composite. The technique is useful for achieving gre
three-month Phase I Option effort will follow with a preliminary testing of the processor using waveform data from TOPEX/Poseidon, ERS-
tial Applications - The anticipated results of the investigation include tools that can produce a new class of generalized parallel and scalable
nd inspection for semiconductor wafer and photomask manufacturing. This will help to improve or maintain national competitiveness in th
ed detection, a multiple-pass absorption cell, and multiplexced laser-diodes. Phase Ii development will lead to a working prototype.
nd II- VI devices such as photodiodes, laser diodes, HBTS, and solar cells. Additionally, the ability to produce complex device structures at s
CATION OF HETEROJUNCTION TRANSISTORS WILL BE UNDERTAKEN, AND THEIR OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS WILL BE EVALUATED. EXTEN
BM, Northrop Corporation, Boeing, and SQM Technology, Inc.
N OF MULTI-MODULE INTERCONNECTION (256 MEGA-SITES) AND OF VISUALIZATION TECHNIQUES. PHASE II WILL CARRY OUT THE PLANS,
uctures, devices to block entrances to damaged tunnels or bridges, and automatic periodic inspection systems.
dard(DC)thermal images as well as differential(AC)thermal images

h process which can be easily transferred to companies like Motorola for incorporating in their ferroelectric device processing schemes. An
C CLIMATOLOGY. THIS WILL BE PARTICULARLY HELPFUL IN DATA-SPARSE AND NOVEL SITUATIONS IN MILITARY AND COMMERCIAL APPLICAT
complex multi-dimensional data sets.
RUMENTATION AMPLIFIER TARGETABLE TO CMOS TECHNOLOGIES. THE PERFORMANCRUMENTATION AMPLIFIER TARGETABLE TO CMOS TE
d civil engineering aspects of military logistics. Commercial applications include mineral prospecting; water percolation surveys; EPA-requir
e requirements. This SBIR program will evaluate alternative methods to protect and/or to encrypt/decrypt shared memory network comm
Asynchronous Transfer Mode) switch technology provides the optimum solution to AWT gigabit video communication requirements, such a
ar, or even pakcages of stacked integrated circuits.
ment of Navy requirements at the Command level, e.g., NAC, NUWES, NSWC, NAVAIR, etc.. Based on the multiple facets of need within a l
cation in the manufacturing sector in the areas of quality and process control, related to coatings and thickness measurements.
ces, and land use applications.
to be developed in Phase II, sufciently general to be applied to a large number of manufacturing problems. Anticipated Benefits: As a res
f active expendable jammers, developing the ECCM algorithms, and analyzing the ECCM techniques performance and feasibility. A plan to
from OoF to 45oF and to satisfy cooling needs ranging from air conditions to deep freezing. Anticipated Benefits: The potential benefits to
communications, radar, and meteorological sensing. Potential commerical applicatoins include high data rate communications and vision sy
strates instead of 2" InP substrates.
NS AND RETURNING SAFELY.
est to industry.
of new technologies and subsystems, and enables tradeoffs between the elements of a subsystem specification. Phase 3 would develop a
ed effort. Licensing of rights to manufacture the Interactive, Self-Service Workstation, software licensing to practice management system (P
rated circuits. 2. Produce smaller junction dimensions in semiconductor devices and integrated circuits.
ram suuport and diminish R&D risks.

WILL BE MODIFIED TO MODEL A SLATE OF CANDIDATE IGNITION CONCEPTS FOR THEIR BALLISTIC PERFORMANCE VARIABILITY.
* FABRICATION OF AN ACTUAL FULL SCALE IATVC SYSTEM.
ress data acquisition, there are approximately 5 million other lane miles of state, city and country roads for which distress data acquisition
ral government and private sector include: air quality monitoring to protect personnel from toxic, flammable, or otherwise dangerous gase
METERS. THE OVERALLTECHNICAL FEASIBILITY OF ALJ POLISHING WILL BE DETERMINED, AND DIRECTIONS FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENT W
KNOWLEDGE-BASED EXPERT SYSTEMS TO DESCRIBE HOW THE INTERPRETATIONN OF TEST SPECIMEN IMAGES WILL TAKE PLACE.
rials. OPTION TASK: None submitted.

IQUES MAY THEN BE FED INTO A FUTURE DISCRIMINATION FUNCTION.
l and municipal storm water dischargers. A major U.S. manufacturer estimated the U.S. market for such systems at $136 million by 1995.
BY BUILDING TWO SAMPLE REGENERATORS.
NORMAL STRESSES IN ADDITION TO DETERMINING THE CONVENTIONAL RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES IN SHEAR.
WTH. SPECIFICATIONS WILL BE DEVELOPED FOR A MONITORING SYSTEM TO BE CONSTRUCTED, TESTED, AND IMPROVED IN PHASE 2.
THE CDIF STANDARDS COMMITTEE TO FOSTER EXTERNAL USE.

LITY. TELEDYNE PORTLAND FORGE WILL CONTRIBUTE FORGING PROCESSING FOR THIS PROGRAM. EVALUATION WILL CONSIST OF TENSILE
ED STANDARDS; 4) BEFALLING PREVENTION; 5) POWER CONSUMPTION MANAGEMENT; 6) COMMUNICATION/DATA MANAGEMENT PROTO
WELL AS MEASUREMENT REFERENCE STANDARDS.
TIONAL OUTSTANDING QUESTIONS, PRIOR TO ULTIMATE COMMERCIALIZATION.
Y KNOWN ISO AND CRYPTOGRAPHIC CARD TO A HOST SYSTEM WITH UTMOST SECURITY. FUTHERMORE, LIFE CYCLE COSTS WILL BE ATTRAC
RODUCTION TO THE MANAGED CARE MARKET.
LM QUALITY. WE WILL ALSO UNDERTAKE OPTICAL RESPONSE AND PRELIMINARY NOISE VOLTAGE MEASUREMENTS TO EVALUATE THE DETE
E DATA WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE FORMS OF A 32-BIT PARALLEL WORD, AND ANALOG VOLTAGE, OR A PAIR OF A-QUAD-B PULSE TRAINS. T
OUTCOME IS THE CORRECT CLASSIFICATION OF THE CHARACTER. QUBA, INC. PROPOSESS TO PERFORM RESEARCH AND EXPLORATORY DEV
MEMBRANES WILL SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE VOC RECOVERY COSTS.
NTERFACIAL CONTROL BETWEEN THE REINFORCEMENT AND THE PLASTICS MATRIX, THEIR PROPOSED RECYCLED CONSTRUCTION MATERIA
apes required for various applications. The components will find applications in both the DOD and commercial markets.
resistors, capacitors and inductors, based on conducting polymers can be prepared by this novel process with high circuit pattern resolutio
, (e.g., as the power source for electric vehicles where air, rather than oxygen, is used as the oxidant feed gas). Anticipated Benefits/Potenti
long periods in high moisture environments would be a distinct improvement over existing adhesives. Such an environmentlaly safe adhes
t treatment for military installations; waste water recycling; ground water remediation in connection with base closure programs; field pota
E RESULT OF THIS EFFORT WILL BE A DETAILED DESIGN OF A PROTOTYPE SYSTEM FOR IMPLEMENTATION IN AEDC FACILITIES.
omposite, enabling the technology to be refined and applied in Phase 2 for fabrication of testable devices and utlimately in manufacturing
EAD OF GASOLINE.
ices, and anti-corrosion protection. Successful demonstration of plasma spatial rastering has the potential to revolutionize many CVD and C
e I effort will be to demonstrate uniform heating of the near-production-scale thermoset PMC plates. Anticipated Benefits: Potential applica
ge due to particle bombardment and induced charge. Elimination of chrorofluorocarbons will address current environmental concerns. De
n monitoring devices, making automatic penetration control feasible and practical. The utility of such devices is very broad and can be utiliz
nent cost can be reduced, maintenance expenditures can be lowered and system performance can be improved. A MARIM has wide applic
al applications are within the environmental and construction industries by providing GPR products that can perform safe, low cost subsurf
monitoring methods to be configured or developed for mitigation and promotion of the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons.
capability.
life insurace, phone fraud, mail fraud, etc.

ols package the knowledge-based technology which is the one remaining technology requirement. Use of adaptive simulations will improve
uch as 1 Gbit DRAMS, as well as quantum devices, integrated optical devices, and other nanostructures.
APPLICATIONS - SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE PHASE I FEASIBILITY STUDY AND DEMONSTRATION WILL LEAD TO A PHASE II EFFORT TO
narios within a study. Provided that the distributed study can be implementd with a minimum of chnges to the underlying vulnerability asse
f the decompressed imagery produced by various compression algorighms when a channel introduces noise.
works. It is a cost effective solution in that the network can growi incrementally by adding plug-in cards to processors as needed.
ost, spark-plug integrated, accurate, durable, error- and temperature-compensated combustion pressure sensor system for internal combu
ED USING AN RS-170 ELECTRONICS DRIVE. THE DEVICES(S) WILL BE READ OUT IN THE UV, THE VISIBLE, AND THE MWIR, AND RADIOMETRIC
ry and field testing. Results of the evaluation will be documented. ORINCON is uniquely qualified to develop this bat signal processor and c
systems. Applications include vision systems for autonomous vehicles, medical radiological and ultrasound image interpretation, intrusion
can improve diagnostic accuracy, reduce subjectivity, and reduce the cost of analysis of EEG data. Our goal is to develop an inexpensive PC
directly on-plane, reducing the computational load of off-plane processing resources. The ever-increasing pixel count of currently-available
nitoring narcotics trafcking and by private companies seeking a means to gauge competition in new technologies by tracking the purchase
oratories will take place in this phase. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - The cost effective production of high quality 3" diamete
laptop computer, and electric vehicle applications. Military applications include seconday batteries on sattelites and backpacks where the b
mechanical systems.
ake patient insurance coverage information available to providers, while retaining access control to their data.
e small size and weight are important for aricraft and consumer items such as cameras. Compact tunable elements will be used in planar o
usefulness of existing resist systems and promises the potential for bringing to the market a host of chemically modified high performance
Y DEVELOPED. THREE NEW INNOVATIONS WILL BE NECESSARY TO ACOMPLISH THE AlGaP CCD. THESE ARE: AlGaP MATERIAL QUALITY WHI
MS. THIS PROGRAM WILL ALSO FURTHER THE EMERGING VERTICAL-CAVITY SURFACE-EMITTING LASER TECHNOLOGY, WHICH PROMISES TO
HNIQUES.
NOWN STATE-OF-THE-ART RECONFIGURED INTERCONNECT TECHNOLOGIES.
creating a strong demand for POC's machines.

atigue cycling. Commercial uses include monitoring combustion process temperatures (automobiles, boilers, etc.) to improve combustion e
arfare) and civilian (e.g., environmental monitoring) applications. Due to the high interest of a well-known DoD Prime Contractor, rapid com
porated into cryostats. Anticipated Benefits: Magnetic shields made by the proposed technique will find application in devices where high
ctures with recommendations.
impact and achieving system cost reductions compared to conventional CNG systems. Other applications include body conformable Self C
r high performance. The Phase II plan will then advance the manufacture of the low cost components using state of art injection moulding
N THE APPLICATION OF ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE POLYMERS AS LARGE GUN PROPELLANT IGNITORS.
tages of this technology versus current "rapid" environmental diagnostics include increased sensitivity, specificity, and the potential to deve
orced thermoplastic resins have opened new markets for pultruded products requiring chemical resistance, structural enhancement, forma
minal devices.The system applications include secure communications at 60 GHz., cellular phone cell-to-cell commication at 35 GHz., and co
as, including gas-fired cogeneration, self-powering of gas applicances, remote power units, and additional uses in the recreational vehicle m
ls. The DTCSA overcomes limitations of conventional CSAs, including large computational requirements, slow convergence, dynamic range
TION TO COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS. THE EXPLOSIVE GROWTH OF COMMERCIAL SATELLITE AND MOBILE/CELLULAR TELEPHONY SYSTEMS IN T
WAVELETS TO MULTISENSOR PROCESSING APPLICATIONS.
th military and commercial sectors.

YIELD TO BREAKTHROUGHS IN MISSION SAFETY, AND THUS SUCCESS.
s) as easily as standard shared memory, while keeping performance close to that of explicit message passing code.
nt levels of conventional war. It can be developed dynamically, scenarios can be added as they are completed. Given a force option, the Par
NING FOR PHASE II. PHASE II WILL CONSIST OF DESIGN, FABRICATION, AND TESTING OF THE PROTOTYPE HARDWARE CONCEPT.
S THE HIGH REPETITION RATE (>5000 PPS) ALL-SOLID-STATE PULSED POWER DRIVERS WHICH MAKE THESE ACCELERATORS SCALABLE TO M
NG PHASE II.
rified the remediation of red water which results from the production of TNT for the military. In fact, all TNT manufacturing facilities in the
nonlinear-optics imaging system is rapid, safe optical mammography suitable for clinical screening for breast cancer. Unlike a conventional x
applications in domains as diverse as manufacturing control, real-time data analysis, and transaction processing. For that reason, it has sign
ill provide a key tool for the application programmer, thereby increasing the number of applications and utility of cost effective parallel com
the Avalanche CCD. These test results will be used to design and model an Avalanche CCD Imager to meet the requirements of a Navy mis
EVALUATE CLASSIFICATION ALGORITHMS. RAYTHEON CO AT WAYLAND, A LEADER IN RADAR TECHNOLOGY, WILL SUBCONTRACT IN THIS EF
nd/or monetary constraints. This would expand markets, stimulate growth of the technology and benefit both DoD and commercial users
s in the dielectric strength of the parts.
EEN THE QNC SIZE AND ABSORPTION COEFFICIENT.

G PROCESS IMPROVEMENT.
terized, and the relationship between VE characteristics and training efciencefciennnfciennfciennn
or host/machine communications; Wireless ID tags on equipment for interrogation/response purposes that only respond to a direct optical
hnique is useful for achieving greater than 40% ceramic volume fraction composites in the 100 kHz-8 MHz frequency range for underwater
data from TOPEX/Poseidon, ERS-1 and Geosat Exact Repeat Mission (ERM).
generalized parallel and scalable algorithms capable of solving a very large least squares system. The solution of the identified example pro
n national competitiveness in the semiconductor and related industries.
d to a working prototype.
e complex device structures at significantly improved yields will result in lower cost of commercial wafers.
TICS WILL BE EVALUATED. EXTENSION OF THE GROWTH TECHNOLOGY TO DEPOSITION OF THE QUATERNARY Zn(Ge(1-x)SI(x))N(2) WILL BE
II WILL CARRY OUT THE PLANS, WITH MODIFICATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS SUBJECT TO NEGOTIATION.
c device processing schemes. Anticipated Benefits: Demonstration of reliable etching of complex-oxide films; establishment of new field en
RY AND COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS.
LIFIER TARGETABLE TO CMOS TECHNOLOGIES. THE PERFORMANCE OF CMOS ANALOG CIRCUITS IS COMPARABLE TO THEIR CONVENTIONAL
percolation surveys; EPA-required waste site monitoring; subsurface pollution investigations; mapping of buried pipelines; surveys of cond
shared memory network communications trafc using NSA-approved algorithms/devices.

munication requirements, such as complex and sophisticated simulations including real-time intelligence in the cockpit. Our Phase I program
multiple facets of need within a large program and the different types of need at different Commands, TACTech will reconfigure a COTS syst
ness measurements.
ms. Anticipated Benefits: As a result of this effort, significant cost savings will be realized by the US Air Force in the procurement of aircraft e
mance and feasibility. A plan to test the ECCM techniques via simulation during Phase II will be developed during Phase I.
enefits: The potential benefits to the military range from cooling for tanks and other vehicles to frontline medical refrigeration for blood sup
te communications and vision systems for "seeing" through smoke and fog.
ation. Phase 3 would develop a commercialized version of the software to be sold to major prime contractors.
practice management system (PMS) vendors, and Smart (IC) Card sales will all generate potentially millions of dollars in sales, creating hun
MANCE VARIABILITY.
r which distress data acquisition is becoming increasingly important. Roadways and parking areas in parks, schools, shopping malls, etc. oft
ble, or otherwise dangerous gases; information for on-line machinery maintenance, process control, and damange control; and immediate
FOR FURTHER DEVELOPMENT WILL BE IDENTIFIED.

GES WILL TAKE PLACE.
tems at $136 million by 1995.
ND IMPROVED IN PHASE 2.
ATION WILL CONSIST OF TENSILE AND FATIGUE TESTING AND METALLOGRAPHIC CHARACTERIZATION. IN ADDITION, A PRELIMINARY ECONO
ON/DATA MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS.
FE CYCLE COSTS WILL BE ATTRACTIVE.
EMENTS TO EVALUATE THE DETECTOR PERFORMANCE.
R OF A-QUAD-B PULSE TRAINS. THE PROPOSED PHASE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM SHOULD IMPROVE INTERFEROMETRIC PHASE-MEASUREM
SEARCH AND EXPLORATORY DEVELOPMENTS FOR COMBINING OBJECT-ORIENTED AND NEURAL-NETWORK CAPABILITIES FOR COMBINING
YCLED CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL SHOULD HAVE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES COMPETITIVE WITH WOOD, SUCH AS TENSILE STRENGTH OF 7
rcial markets.
with high circuit pattern resolution. Alteration of electrical characteristics and the ability to reproducibly form these components will be inv
as). Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Spin-off technology associated with lightweight, efcient PEM electrochemical systems w
h an environmentlaly safe adhesive would have numerous dual use applications in marine and high humidity environments, e.g., military sh
base closure programs; field potable water production for the individual soldier, and, high purity water preparation for field hospitals The p
N AEDC FACILITIES.
and utlimately in manufacturing quantities.
to revolutionize many CVD and CVI technologies and processes.
pated Benefits: Potential applications for the variable frequency microwave furnace technology include polymer and epoxy curing, ceramic
ent environmental concerns. Development of atomic hydrogen system for wafer cleaning. Development of channeled anisotropic hydrogen
es is very broad and can be utilized in a variety of commercial applications.
roved. A MARIM has wide application in military, civil, and commercial vehicles and associated equipment. Sensitive electronics in a variety
n perform safe, low cost subsurface site surveys required prior to starting remediation or construction activities.
f nuclear weapons.
daptive simulations will improve US education and competitiveness.
LL LEAD TO A PHASE II EFFORT TO PRODUCE A SIMULATION METHOD FOR THE ANALYSIS OF FIGHT VEHICLES IN UNSTEADY MANEUVERS IN
the underlying vulnerability assessment code, developing the distributed version will provide the mos immediate benefits of parallelizaiton
rocessors as needed.
ensor system for internal combustion engine monitoring and closed-loop control applications. The close-loop engine controls based on the
D THE MWIR, AND RADIOMETRIC DATA WILL BE COLLECTED AND ANLYZED. RECOMMENDATIONS WILL BE MADE FOR THE STRUCTURE OF T
op this bat signal processor and classifier because of its extensive signal processing, active sonar, and neural network experience acquired o
image interpretation, intrusion detection/identity authentication for security purposes, quality control in manufacturing, and satellite ima
is to develop an inexpensive PC based system to automatically screen data and assist in diagnosis. There is a large market for this system c
pixel count of currently-available devices generates a tremendous quantity of data which ust be handled by off-plane processors. Biological
ologies by tracking the purchases of their competitors.

uction of high quality 3" diameter InP substrates will result in higher yields, improved reproducibility and lower costs for microwave and mil
elites and backpacks where the benefits are reduced cost through smaller size and extended recycle life.
elements will be used in planar optics and for accessing 2D and 3D optical storage. The growing nation-wide high speed fiber communicatio
ally modified high performance resists systems which are not currently available. It is anticipated that as restrictions on solvent use becom
: AlGaP MATERIAL QUALITY WHICH CAN SUPPORT A CCD DEVICE; THE GROWTH OF A NATIVE OXIDE ON THE AlGaP; AND THE USE OF A TRA
HNOLOGY, WHICH PROMISES TO IMPACT NUMEROUS COMMERCIAL MARKETS.

s, etc.) to improve combustion efciency and decrease pollution emission.
DoD Prime Contractor, rapid commercialization of products based on this technology is extremely likely.
pplication in devices where high levels of magnetic shielding are critical, such as frequency standards and devices that use HTS SQUIDS. The
nclude body conformable Self Contained Breathing Apparatus for fire fighting, rescue, confined space, and hazardous environment person
g state of art injection moulding methods and will directly address the forthcoming communication markets that are fast emerging.
cificity, and the potential to develop tests for defined groups of contaminants in a single biosensor.
, structural enhancement, formability, welding and damage tolerance.

commication at 35 GHz., and collision avoidance radar for automotive applications at 77 GHz.
uses in the recreational vehicle markets.
ow convergence, dynamic range limitations, large-signal artifacts, tone-induced clutter, and high CSA surface display density. The DTCSA pro
LULAR TELEPHONY SYSTEMS IN THE PAST DECADE HAS RESULTED IN INCREASED SPECTRAL CROWDING OVER MANY REGIONS OF THE ELEC
ed. Given a force option, the Parametric Response Surface Naval Force Planning tool can access the response surface and immediately resp
ARDWARE CONCEPT.
E ACCELERATORS SCALABLE TO MW POWER LEVELS AT AN ELECTRON BEAM COST OF LESS THAN $1/WATT. A HEEB MATERIAL PROCESSING
T manufacturing facilities in the USA have been shut down because of the contaminated red water that is produced. All of these remediatio
st cancer. Unlike a conventional x-ray mammogram, a nonlinear optical scan poses no risk of radiation-induced cancer. With an estimated U
ssing. For that reason, it has significant potential to enhance US industrial competitiveness and national security
tility of cost effective parallel computers for any industry that depends on high performance computing.
the requirements of a Navy mission of interest. The device designed in this Phase I SBIR program will address the major technical challeng
WILL SUBCONTRACT IN THIS EFFORT.
both DoD and commercial users by allowing lower price due to larger volume markets. It would also allow technoloqy advances to be more
only respond to a direct optical scan would prevent the "mass response" problems that occur using RF tags. Ofce: Wireless LANS.
requency range for underwater sonar and medical imaging applications. Preliminary data for samples fabricated at 800 kHz and 4 MHz are
on of the identified example problem, i.e., the rigorous solution of Earth's gravity field, will provide scientific advancements in areas of geo
RY Zn(Ge(1-x)SI(x))N(2) WILL BE INVESTIGATED.

ms; establishment of new field entitled "Inverse-MOCVD.", extension to semiconductors
RABLE TO THEIR CONVENTIONAL BIPOLAR E OF CMOS ANALOG CIRCUITS IS COMPARABLE TO THEIR CONVENTIONAL BIPOLAR COUNTERPA
buried pipelines; surveys of conductivity, thermal, porosity, and moisture content; FEMA-related emergency response for large-scale flood-
the cockpit. Our Phase I program will provide WL/AAAS with the best options and alternatives for gigabit network communications with th
Tech will reconfigure a COTS system to meet the specific requirements for the various Navy Commands.
in the procurement of aircraft engines incorporating plasma-deposited coatings. The potential savings of this development alone is expect
during Phase I.
edical refrigeration for blood supplies and serums. Commercial applications include air conditioning needs of buses, passenger trains and a
s of dollars in sales, creating hundreds of jobs.
schools, shopping malls, etc. often require distress data acquisition in connection with the planning and programming of pavement mainte
amange control; and immediate on-site environmental monitoring and chemical detection.
DDITION, A PRELIMINARY ECONOMIC STUDY WILL BE CONDUCTED TO EVALUATE THE COST SAVING POTENTIAL OF NEAR-NET-SHAPE CHIP M
EROMETRIC PHASE-MEASUREMENT PRECISION BY A FACTOR OF AT LEAST 10 TO 100, AND WILL BE INEXPENSIVE.
CAPABILITIES FOR COMBINING OBJECT-ORIENTED AND NEURAL-NETWORK CAPABILITIES FOR CAPTURING, STORING, AND REPRESENTING
UCH AS TENSILE STRENGTH OF 75 MPA AND MODULUS OF 15 GPA. TO SHOW FEASIBILITY, THEY WILL COMPARE THE PROPERTIES OF THEIR
m these components will be investigated in the Phase I research by modifying additives and their concentrations in the starting photopolym
PEM electrochemical systems will have many commercial applications. Lightweight, high power density fuel cells will be used as power sou
ty environments, e.g., military ships, pleasure craft, ATV's, automotive, oil pipelines and drilling platforms, etc.
paration for field hospitals The proposal describes research and development to evaluate the technical feasibility of the electrochemical sep
olymer and epoxy curing, ceramic sintering, microwave-assisted CVD and CVI, and the processing of a wide range of advanced materials. Po
channeled anisotropic hydrogen beam etching system.
Sensitive electronics in a variety of industries (e.g. aircraft, medical, etc.) will be more effectively protected and isolated. MARIM applicatio
ES IN UNSTEADY MANEUVERS INVOLVING HIGH ANGLES OF ATTACK. THIS UNIQUE CAPABILITY WILL PROVIDE GREATER UNDERSTANDING O
mediate benefits of parallelizaiton across a variety of architectures with the least development time and cost.
op engine controls based on the in-cylinder pressure information can lead to improved efciency for fuel saving and pollution reduction, im
MADE FOR THE STRUCTURE OF THE PHASE II EFFORT BASED UPON THESE FINDINGS.
l network experience acquired on various ARPA Navy programs and its innovative RIPPENtm software and PRIISM hardware to which can b
manufacturing, and satellite image interpretation.

s a large market for this system consisting of the hundreds of military and civilian facilities and hospitals where EEG's are conducted.
y off-plane processors. Biological systems do pre-processing of the data to reduce the amount of transmitted data to a level which may be h
wer costs for microwave and millimeter wave devices in military as well as commercial applications.
e high speed fiber communications network will increase demand for active connection devices based on diffractive elements.
estrictions on solvent use become more stringent, this technology will proliferate into diverse areas of industry.
HE AlGaP; AND THE USE OF A TRANSPARENT GATE ELECTRODE. IT WILL COMBINE THE KEY FEATURES OF THE HIGH BANDGAP AND EXCEPTI
evices that use HTS SQUIDS. The proposed process is well suited for large scale manufacturing.
d hazardous environment personnel; emergency escape breathing systems; fuel systems, hydraulic/pneumatic energy storage systems;fire s
ts that are fast emerging.

e display density. The DTCSA provides signal parameters to the BRPTV filter and synergistically coordinates with it to provide a powerful an
ER MANY REGIONS OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM. THE USE OF THE SPATIAL INTERFERENCE CONCEPTS DEVELOPED HERE CAN BE
nse surface and immediately respond with the option's overall military effectiveness in all scenarios and assumption sets currently in the sy
A HEEB MATERIAL PROCESSING SYSTEM BASED ON THIS TECHNOLOGY IS DESCRIBED. EXPERIMENTS TO BE CONDUCTED IN PHASE II WILL D
produced. All of these remediation experiments clearly demonstrate the dual use of SRL's electron beam technology. In Phase I we will use
ced cancer. With an estimated US market of tens of millions of examinations per year, its widespread commercial application is assured. Th
ess the major technical challenges that, to date, have prevented the development of similar types of devices.
echnoloqy advances to be more readily incorporated into products.

gs. Ofce: Wireless LANS.
cated at 800 kHz and 4 MHz are presented with electromechanical coupling coefcient (kt) as high as 0.75.
fic advancements in areas of geophysics and computational mathematics. Anticipated re have potential commercial applications such as oil
ENTIONAL BIPOLAR COUNTERPARTS, WHILE MAINTAINING THE ADVANTAGE OF LOWER POWER DISSIPATICOUNTERPARTS, WHILE MAINTAI
y response for large-scale flood-monitoring.
network communications with the AWT (and throughout Bldg 620 and WPAFB, Area B).
his development alone is expected to be in the millions of dollars. The methods and tools to be developed have wide application in surface
of buses, passenger trains and automobiles, refrigerated transportation of perishables and, when combined with a solar collector, cooling
ogramming of pavement maintenance and rehabilitation activities.
TIAL OF NEAR-NET-SHAPE CHIP MANUFACTURE COMPARED TO NET SHAPE FORGING FROM A P/M PERFORM.
, STORING, AND REPRESENTING CARTOGRAPHIC KNOWLEDGE. THIS RESEARCH WILL EXAMINE NAUTICAL CARTOGRAPHIC DATA AND APPL
MPARE THE PROPERTIES OF THEIR MATERIAL TO WOOD AND DEMONSTRATE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE BINDER THEY CHOOSE. PRACTICA
ations in the starting photopolymerization formulations.
el cells will be used as power sources for electric vehicles, portable power sources for communications/news teams and portable medical in
sibility of the electrochemical separation process based on the construction and evaluation of a laboratory scale breadboard system. Antici
range of advanced materials. Potential applications for thermoset PMCs include structural reaction injection molding, electrical insulation,
d and isolated. MARIM application in the machine tool industry will yield more accurate machine tools and high precisi machining.
DE GREATER UNDERSTANDING OF THE PHYSICS OF THE COMPLEX UNSTEADY FLOW FIELDS AND IMPROVED ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES FOR FU
aving and pollution reduction, improved reliability, and enormous economical benefits.
PRIISM hardware to which can be rapidly brought to bear on this problem. Anticipated Benefits/Potential Applications - Potential military a
ere EEG's are conducted.
ed data to a level which may be handled by reasonably-sized processors. The data that they deliver has been pre-filtered with respect to spa
diffractive elements.
HE HIGH BANDGAP AND EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY OF EPITAXIAL AlGaP WITH THE PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED INNOVATIONS. THE CONCEPTUAL
atic energy storage systems;fire suppression/extinguishing systems and like systems requiring lightweight conformable pressure containmen
with it to provide a powerful and flexible signal separation capability.
CEPTS DEVELOPED HERE CAN BE DIRECTLY APPLIED TO THESE EXISTING SYSTEMS BY ADDING NEW RECEIVER FRONT ENDS.
sumption sets currently in the system. STR has constructed a similar system for the Air Force. This project will demonstrate the applicability
E CONDUCTED IN PHASE II WILL DEMONSTRATE COST EFFECTIVE HEEB PROCESSING SYSTEMS FOR FABRICATION OF GRADED ALLOY TURBIN
echnology. In Phase I we will use the existing SNOMAD-IV induction accelerator at SRL with recent upgrade to 1.5 MeV. This system will be c
mercial application is assured. The technology that will be developed also has other applications, including underwater imaging.
mmercial applications such as oil exploration and precise navigation of space vehicles.
COUNTERPARTS, WHILE MAINTAINING THE ADVANTAGE OF LOWER POWER DISSIPATION. SPEC'S ASIC DESIGN CENTER HAS AN EXPANSIVE C
have wide application in surface mapping measurements for military and commercial manufacturing.
ed with a solar collector, cooling at remote sites where electricity is not available.
CARTOGRAPHIC DATA AND APPLICATIONS, BUT MAY EASILY BE EXTENDED TO ADDITIONAL SPATIAL DATA AND GEOGRAPHIC MAPPING APP
NDER THEY CHOOSE. PRACTICAL EXTRUSION PROCESSING CONDITIONS WILL BE DETERMINED AND A PROTOTYPE EXTRUDED CONSTRUCT
ws teams and portable medical instrumentation.
scale breadboard system. Anticipated Benefits: The membrane separation process described in this proposal will have applications to man
on molding, electrical insulation, rigid foams, and any polymer process which requires fast polymerization.
high precisi machining.

D ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES FOR FUTURE FLIGHT VEHICLES.
Applications - Potential military applications include improved acoustic echo localization/classification for undersea mine detection/classific
n pre-filtered with respect to spatial and temporal requirements of follow-on devices. They operate to a large extent in the real-time analo
NNOVATIONS. THE CONCEPTUAL DESIGN IS SHOWN IN FIGURE 1. A UNIQUE PLANAR FABRICATION PROCESS BASED ON DEVICE-QUALITY NA
onformable pressure containments.
will demonstrate the applicability of the technique to Naval Warfare.
ATION OF GRADED ALLOY TURBINE DISKS AND SURFACE HEAT TREATMENT OF RAIL STEELS. ANTICIPATED BENEFITS/POTENTIAL APPLICATIO
to 1.5 MeV. This system will be coupled to a flowing contaminated water system to provide a unique facility for the proposed research. An
underwater imaging.
GN CENTER HAS AN EXPANSIVE CAE ENVIRONMENT FOR TAON. SPEC'S ASIC DESIGN CENTER HAS AN EXPANSIVE CAE ENVIRONMENT FOR T
ND GEOGRAPHIC MAPPING APPLICATIONS.
OTOTYPE EXTRUDED CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL PRODUCED. PHASE I TO THUS ENABLE THEM TO MOVE QUICKLY TO FULL-SCALE DEVELOPM
sal will have applications to many aspects of water treatment including the preparation of high purity water, the treatm
ndersea mine detection/classification, unmanned underwater vehic
rge extent in the real-time analog domain, so their power dissipati

S BASED ON DEVICE-QUALITY NATIVE OXIDES GROWN ON HIGH Al-COMPPOSITION AlGaP LAYERS WILL BE DEVELOPED. ASTROPOWER'S PR
ENEFITS/POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS - INDUCTION ACCELERATOR BASED HEEB MATERIAL PROCESSING SYSTEMS HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO PR
y for the proposed research. Anticipated Benefits: The EPA estimates that US industries generated and treated 35 billi
NSIVE CAE ENVIRONMENT FOR TARGET MULTIPLE IC TECHNOLOGIES AND FOUNDRIES FOR FUTURE IMPLEMENTATIONSRGET MULTIPLE IC T
ICKLY TO FULL-SCALE DEVELOPMENT IN PHASES II AND III.
DEVELOPED. ASTROPOWER'S PRIOR EXPERIENCE WITH LIQUID PHASE EPITAXIAL GROWTH AND FABRICATION OF HIGH QUALITY GALLIUM
EMS HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO PRODUCE NEW MATERIALS OF MILITARY INTEREST. TWO APPLICATIONS DESCRIBED IN THIS PROPOSAL ARE G
MENTATIONSRGET MULTIPLE IC TECHNOLOGIES AND FOUNDRIES FOR FUTURE IMPLEMENTATIONS OF THE GENERIC MIXED MODE ASIC'S. O
ON OF HIGH QUALITY GALLIUM PHOSPHIDE DEVICES WILL BE USED TO APPLY THE AlGaP INNOVATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUPER
CRIBED IN THIS PROPOSAL ARE GRADED SUPERALLOY AIRCRAFT TURBINE DISKS AND RAIL STEELS SURFACE HARDENED TO DEPTHS OF UP T
GENERIC MIXED MODE ASIC'S. OF THE GENERIC MIXED MODE ASIC'S.
OR THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUPERIOR UV-CCD DEVICES. THE PROPOSED ARRAY WILL MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF SPACE MISSIONS FOR N
E HARDENED TO DEPTHS OF UP TO 5 MM.
ENTS OF SPACE MISSIONS FOR NON-SILICON, HIGH-QUANTUM EFFICIENCY, LOW-NOISE

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erface for ease of use.

new class of imaging systems.

uch a way, that they support each another.

e performed with existing test equipment and probing techniques.

measure submicron particles at altitudes in excess of 75,000 feet.

opment system will be conducted during Phase II of the program.

onstrated at Wright Laboratory.

ble for Air Force evaluation.

e will propose to build the prototype system.

These sensor technologies are non-invasive and non-destructive.

cs" will then be used to drive the organic light source.

ial outflow combustors will be designed.

FIED ON THE BASIS OF THE PERFORMED SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS.

both a line scan system as well as a FLIR system, interchangeably.

software based PM demodulation process.

roblem to be jointly developed with the Ofce of Primary Responsibility.

interference of transient signals for verification of commercial radar test environments.

ll establish the merits of a Phase II program.

eet the scientific needs of the program.

resonant cavity will be conducted witht different stabilizing parameters studied.

re to print and generate computer generated DOEs.

us risk-based cleanup standards.

concept is the objective of the Phase I effort.

ing Phase II and Phase III.

into the environment.

development, and evaluation of a prototype.

da and Rice University.

h in dollars and manpower.

r a prototype of the approach within a ANVIS Night Vision Goggle Monocular.

HASIS ON MISSILE SYSTEMS AND ROBOTICS APPLICATIONS.

ity and consistency to establish the practical merit of this concept.

ormance signal processing boards currently available for the VMEbus.

Intermediate Direct Energy Conversion (PIDEC).

able, repeatable processing.

REPROGRAPHICS. VISUAL DISPLAYS, HIGH TEMPERATURE AIRCRAFT ENGINE SENSORS.

me uniquely qualified for providing independent V&V/testing to systems incorporating KBS.

te incinerator) at actual sites at McClellan AFB.

ace with commercially available ultrasound equipment.

p potential applications of electronic packaging in manufacturing and specific applications.

ts for suitable monolithic microwave IC's.

ON OF COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICES.

ALSE ALARM RATES.

pe devices to be considered for Phase II.

DESIGNED FOR THE NEEDS OF ELECTRONICS APPLICATIONS.

ency dependent material properties.

s RAIM subsystem will be included as part of the proposed system.

nd processing system for the use in environmental and hydrological applications.

W system in Phase II.

he JTIDS attributes defined above will receive primary emphasis.

DELAY LINES, AND CROSSBAR RECONFIGURABLE INTERCONNECTS.

conductivity of the plastic body is automatically secured.

olatile organic chemicals.

gy by fabricating near-net shape Gr/Al heatsinks for Naval avionics applications.

ugh documentation of results produced under tasks one through five.

ate remote transceiver design.

th military and commercial applications.

d. A final report documenting the resuls will be written and delivered.

NDSAT use or planning cloud seeding activities.

TING (OIL AND MINERAL).