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  1. Electromagnetic Concealed Weapons Detection at a Distance

    SBC: Pharad, LLC            Topic: HSB042005

    Pharad proposes to design a cost effective portable electromagnetic concealed weapons detection system that can be readily installed in a public areas, without interrupting the flow of human traffic. The system uses complex resonances for the identification of known targets, providing significant cost and size benefits over conventional imaging approaches. Our solution will be able to accurately d ...

    SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security
  2. Low-cost AIS Device for Small Boats

    SBC: Pharad, LLC            Topic: N/A

    Pharad proposes the design of a low cost Class B Basic AIS device that will be compliant with IEC 62287 testing requirements. Such a low cost AIS device is key to the wide scale deployment of AIS in vessels operating in US waters. Our innovative approach to achieving a commercially ready, low cost device employs components and manufacturing processes found in consumer electronics sold in national ...

    SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security
  3. Cross-Domain Intrusion Detection using Privacy-Preserving Distributed Data Mining Technologies

    SBC: AGNIK LLC            Topic: HSB042001

    This document proposes development of PURSUIT, a cross-domain intrusion detection system that relies upon state-of-the-art privacy-preserving distributed data-mining (PPDM) technology. PURSUIT has a distributed multi-agent architecture that supports formation of ad-hoc peer-to-peer, hierarchical, and other collaborative coalitions with due attention to the security and privacy issues. It will be e ...

    SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security
  4. A Wireless Location Network for Marine Asset Tracking

    SBC: Pharad, LLC            Topic: N/A

    Pharad LLC proposes to design and develop a fully automated marine asset tracking system that incorporates active ¿smart¿ Container Tags and a wireless communication network for precise container position location and monitoring. Such a system is vital for securing maritime cargo shipments and protecting US sea borders. Pharad¿s container tracking system will feature a location precision ...

    SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security
  5. 3D Visualization of Prediction Surfaces

    SBC: Reallaer, L.L.C.            Topic: N/A

    Spatial Feature Temporal Modeling is able to provide analysts with a predictive surface for specific terrorist groups and tactics in the areas Reallaer has modeled. Reallaer proposes to research using three dimensional (3D) visualizations of the terrorist group`s targeted areas. We propose to research methods to present 3D models and information overlaid on real world scenes. These visualizations ...

    SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security
  6. A Toolkit for Next Generation Electric Power Grid SCADA System Cybersecurity Protection and Research

    SBC: Stan Klein Associates, LLC            Topic: HSB041008

    This proposal focuses on developing advanced protection methods for the emerging next generation of electric power grid SCADA technology. A major concern that has been expressed by participants in the development of such methods is the need for a reference implementation of the next generation SCADA technology for use by researchers. This concern is addressed by developing a toolkit for next-gener ...

    SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security
  7. System Assessment to Detect Low Vapor Pressure Chemicals (e.g., TICS)

    SBC: Technispan LLC            Topic: N/A

    A threat to Homeland Security is the distribution or release of toxic materials (e.g., toxic industrial chemicals) as a means to disrupt society and affect the general health of the population. If additionally these toxic materials have a low vapor pressure, they are hard to detect with traditional chemical point detectors. To thwart this threat, the chemicals are being classified into threat cate ...

    SBIR Phase I 2004 Department of Homeland Security
  8. ENHANCED SIMULATOR TRAINING PROGRAM FOR OPERATORS AT MULTI-UNIT PLANTS.

    SBC: Corpe Corp.            Topic: N/A

    AT MULTI-UNIT NUCLEAR GENRATING STATIONS, CONTROL ROOM OPERATORS ARE GENERALLY LICENSED TO OPERATE ALL SIMILAR UNITS. SIMULATOR TRAINING CONDUCTED AT THE LICENSEE TRAINING FACILITY OCCURS ON ONE SIMULATOR WHICH MAY NOT EXACTLY MIMIC ANY UNIT. INADEQUATE TRAINING ON UNIT-TO-UNIT AND UNIT-TO-SIMULATOR DIFFERENCES, IN CONJUNCTION WITH LIMITED PER-PERSON SIMULATOR TRAINING HOURS, CAN RESULT IN INCREAS ...

    SBIR Phase I 1994 Nuclear Regulatory Commission
  9. ROBUST, ACCURATE, NON-CONTACTING VIBRATION MEASUREMENT SYSTEM

    SBC: EPOCH ENGINEERING, INC.            Topic: N/A

    WHEN ROTATING MACHINERY DETERIORATES, VIBRTION PATTERSN CHANGE. WHEN BEARING FREQUENCIES APPEAR, THEN INCREASE IN AMPLITUDE, BEARING FAILURE LOOMS. THE SAME WITH VALVES; WHEN THEY LEAK, THEY VIBRATE. AS LEAKAGE INCREASES, THE VIBRATION PATTERN CHANGES. THERE ARE MANY OTHERS. THE KEY IS KNOWING WHERE AND HOW DEEPLY TO LOOK. THE KEY IN OLDER REACTOR PLANTS IS TO UNOBTRUSIVELY, ECONOMICALLY BACKFIT S ...

    SBIR Phase I 1994 Nuclear Regulatory Commission
  10. DEVELOPMENT OF IMPROVED TECHNIQUES FOR DYNAMIC PRA

    SBC: Frh, Inc.            Topic: N/A

    CHANGES IN PLANT STATUS, EITHER BEFORE OR DURING AN ACCIDENT SEQUENC CAN CONSIDERABLY AFFECT ITS OUTCOME; BOTH THE ACTURAL OUTCOME AND THAT PREDICTED BY PROBABILISTIC RISK ASSESSMENT. IN ORDER TO ACCURATELY REPRESENT THE POSSIBLE ACCIDENTS AND THEIR PROBABILITIES, THE PRA MODEL MUST CONSIDER THE DYNAMIC CHARACTER OF THE PLANT, IT'S SYSTEMS AND OPERATORS. A LIVING, DYNAMIC PRA IS ONE IN WHICH ALL T ...

    SBIR Phase I 1994 Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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