Integrated Sensing and Processing
Abstract
The Integrated Sensing and Processing program explored a new paradigm for application of mathematics to the design and operation of sensor/exploitation systems and networks of such systems by developing and applying novel optimization methodologies for integrating sensing, processing, encryption and information exploitation functionality in sensor systems. This program created tools that enabled the design and global optimization of advanced sensor system architectures comprising fully interdependent networks of functional elements, each of which can fill the roles and functions of several distinct subsystems in current generation sensor systems. Payoffs included improved performance with reduced complexity of hardware and software in a wide variety of systems, including agile adaptive arrays for missile seekers, unmanned air vehicles, and space-borne sensors; novel waveforms, and novel approaches to multiplexed hyper-spectral chemical/biochemical sensing systems.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Accomplishment
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 2013
- Source ID
- 5654f17837c7378138b016095ac3bca8
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