Development of Lightweight, Power-Efficient, Soft Electronic Sensor Systems for Next-Generation Oceanographic Measurements
Abstract
The work will proceed in parallel with the efforts of developing underwater wireless communication systems by our Lehigh and PNNL team. The Teledyne team will focus on lab testing and comparative studies between soft CTD sensors and commercial ones in a customized pressure tank. In Phase II, the whole team will work closely on system integration and testing. In Phase III, our MU, Lehigh and PNNL team will participate in field testing of the soft electronic sensor system in ocean environments. We anticipate quarterly conference calls with all of the key participants in a way for each group to provide regular updates on progress and related research activities. Written quarterly summaries will be sent to the program manager for progress updates. We also plan to visit ONR once a year to give talks on our research and interact with other DoD scientists. Students will also be encouraged to attend conferences to present their data and interact with leaders in their fields.
Document Details
- Document Type
- DoD Grant Award
- Publication Date
- Sep 30, 2019
- Source ID
- N000141912688
Entities
People
- Xueju Wang
Organizations
- Office of Naval Research
- United States Navy
- University of Missouri System