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SBC: BUSBY ASSOCIATES INC. Topic: N/ASUBSEA OIL AND GAS PRODUCTION SYSTEMS ARE FINDING INCREASING APPLICATION AS THE DEPTHS AND ENVIRONMENTS FROM WHICH PRODUCTION WILL TAKE PLACE BECOME MORE DEMANDING. SOME OF THESE ENVIRONMENTS, SPECIFICALLY THE ARCTIC, WILL NOT PERMIT UTILIZATION OF CONVENTIONAL UNDERWATER INTERVENTION TECHNIQUES OWING TO THE ICE COVER. TO ASSURE SAFE AND POLLUTION-FREE OPERATION OF THESE STRUCTURES WILL REQUIRE DE ...
SBIR Phase I 1984 Department of the Interior -
TIME DOMAIN REFLECTOMETRY LIQUID LEVEL DETECTION DATA EVALUATION AND CONCEPT ASSESSMENT
SBC: Mohr And Associates Topic: N/AN/A
SBIR Phase I 1984 Nuclear Regulatory Commission -
COMBINING LASER MEASUREMENTS WITH BACKWARD WAVE TECHNIQUES FOR EVALUATION OF UNDERGROUND OPENINGS IN OIL SHALE
SBC: Sigma Research Corp Topic: N/ASUCCESSFUL COMMERCIALIZATION OF OIL SHALE WILL INVOLVE LARGESCALE UNDERGROUND MINING OR RETORTING, AND WILL REQUIRE SUPPORT TECHNOLOGY TO EVALUATE THE INTEGRITY OF SUPPORT PILLARS, MINE ROOF ROCK, AND OTHER LARGE STRUCTURES IN OIL SHALE. IN ORDER TO ELIMINATE TIME CONSUMING AND OBTRUSIVE EVALUATION METHODS INVOLVING CONTRACT TYPE DETECTORS (GEOPHONES, ACCELEROMETERS, ETC.), IT IS PROPOSED HERE THA ...
SBIR Phase II 1984 Nuclear Regulatory Commission -
AN ULTRA-HIGH SPEED RESIDUE NUMBER PROCESSOR FOR SAFT INSPECTION SYSTEM IMAGE ENHANCEMENT
SBC: Sigma Research Corp Topic: N/AA REAL-TIME DATA PROCESSING ENHANCEMENT TO EXISTING SAFT INSPECTION SYSTEMS IS PROPOSED THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SPECIAL PURPOSE RESIDUE-NUMBER-SYSTEM (RNS) PROCESSOR. BECAUSE OF THE REGULARITY IN THE ARCHITECTURE AND CLOCKING OF RNS ARITHMETIC ELEMENTS, A HIGH DEGREE OF COMPUTATIONAL PARALLISM AND PIPELINING IS POSSIBLE RESULTING IN A CONSIDERABLE INCREASE IN THROUGHPUT AND COMPUTATIONAL RATE ...
SBIR Phase II 1984 Nuclear Regulatory Commission
