NICOP - Measuring and predicting electro-magnetic fields due to ocean processes
Abstract
Measuring and predicting electro-magnetic fields due to ocean processes:a. The goal of the EM Ocean Observatory Project, and thus this proposal, is to improve the measurement, modeling, and understanding of the magnetic fields generated by oceanographic phenomena such as internal waves, eddies, fresh water lenses.b. Improved understanding of ocean EM phenomena, modeling and prediction of those phenomena, and the development of better sensors and environmental noise reduction techniques will benefit the US Navy in the following areas: magnetic anomaly detection, undersea surveillance and tracking of naval vessels, EM signature management, and EM emissions associated withsubmerged power transmission cables.c. NRE partners include:ONR Mike Wardlaw Code 321 Team Lead: Maritime SensingONR Steve Potashnik Code 321 Magnetic Maritime SensingNSWC Don Pugsley, John Holmes, Brian Glover, Bill Venezia SFOMF Ocean Observatory ProjectNRL Will Avera NRL SFOMF Ocean Observatory ProjectNAVAIR Kathryn Fazio SFOMF Ocean Observatory Projectd. Foundation for new E-M sensors to measure oceanographic processes.
Document Details
- Document Type
- DoD Grant Award
- Publication Date
- Sep 23, 2016
- Source ID
- N629091612156
Entities
People
- Bradley Nelson
Organizations
- Office of Naval Research
- United States Navy