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A Miniature Non-Contact Rail Temperature Sensor
SBC: En'urga Inc. Topic: 081FR2The Phase I SBIR project will evaluate the feasibility of utilizing a low cost sensor to obtain rail temperatures from a moving train. The two innovative parts of the proposed sensor are (1) a rugged four wavelenght high frequency sensor that accurately measures the natural radiation emitted by the rails, and (2) an advanced algorithm that provides a emissivity compensated temperature from these ...
SBIR Phase I 2009 Department of Transportation -
Creating a Global Infrastructure for Virtual Aids to Navigation (V-ATON)
SBC: WisdomTools Enterprises Inc Topic: N/ANot Available Today's dense and rapidly evolving threat environments have increased the requirements that are being placed on tools necessary for characterizing urban electromagnetic (EM) environments. Although effective tools for urban EM environment characterization exist for simple 2-D models, the more challenging problem of characterizing the EM environment of a large densely populated region ...
SBIR Phase I 1999 Department of Transportation -
Solar Roadways
SBC: SOLAR ROADWAYS INCORPORATED Topic: 091FH5Solar Roadways Incorporated envisions replacing current asphalt surfaces with modular Solar Road Panels: structurally-engineered solar panels that can be driven upon. The roadway will generate electricity, become our nation's power grid, make all-electric vehicles practical, and transport rainwater to desired locations. Collecting solar energy for just four hours/day would produce three times m ...
SBIR Phase I 2009 Department of Transportation