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GEOMAGNETIC FIELD MODELING ERRORS AND OPTIMIZATION OF RECURSIVE ESTIMATION
SBC: Business & Technological Syste Topic: N/ATHE CONCEPT OF USING RECURSIVE ESTIMATION METHODS FOR GEOMAGNETIC FIELD MODELING WAS DEMONSTRATED (BY BTS) IN A PREVIOUS LIMITED INVESTIGATION. THE RESEARCH PROPOSED HERE ATTEMPTS TO SOLVE SOME OF THE PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED IN THAT STUDY SO THAT THE FULL POTENTIAL OF THE RECURSIVE ESTIMATION APPROACH MAY BE DEMONSTRATED. SPECIFICALLY, WE PROPOSE TO ESTABLISH EFFICIENT ALGORITHMS FOR COMPUTING THE OP ...
SBIR Phase II 1986 National Science Foundation -
NUCLEASE A IN BACILLUS SUBTILIS INTERACTIVE EXPERT EDITING SUBSYSTEM LOW-COST HRPT DIRECT READOUT STATION
SBC: Genex Corpon Topic: N/ABOVINE PANCREATIC RIBONUCLEASE A (RNASE A) IS A MODEL SYSTEMFOR ESTABLISHING RULES THAT GOVERN PROTEIN STABILITY AND FOLDING. BY LEARNING AND APPLYING THESE RULES, MORE ROBUST ENZYMES OF VARIOUS TYPES COULD BE DESIGNED FOR COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS. SYNTHESIS, CLONING AND EXPRESSION IN BACILLUSSUBTILIS OF A GENE ENCODING RNASE A WILL ALLOW FOR THE ECONOMICAL PRODUCTION OF VARIANT PROTEINS WHICH ARE ...
SBIR Phase I 1986 Department of Commerce -
MODELING OF MHD GENERATORS FOR TRANSIENT STABILITY ANALYSIS
SBC: Hmj Corp. Topic: N/ATHE SUCESSFUL UTILIZATION OF A NEW ELECTRIC GENERATING TECHNOLOGY DEPENDS CRITICALLY ON ITS INTEGRATION WITH EXISTING UTILITY GRIDS FROM THE VIEWPOINTS OF CONTROL, PROTECTION AND STABILITY. THE PROPOSED STUDY DEALS WITH THE INTEGRATION OF ONE NEW SOURCE TECHNOLOGY - MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC (MHD) ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION - THOUGH THE METHODOLOGY WILL BE APPLICABLE TO OTHER NEW SYSTEMS. THE TRANSIENT ...
SBIR Phase II 1986 National Science Foundation
