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DESCRIPTION:TOPIC: The Hart Prizes for Excellence in Independent Research &
Development\n\nSynopsis: The overall goal for the IR&D Program is to help
position the Laboratory to make critical contributions to critical challe
nges in current and planned business areas through research and developmen
t. The Hart Prizes were established to recognize significant contributions
to the Laboratory’s IR&D Program. This colloquium features the three IR
&D Projects recently selected in 2012 to receive the Hart Prizes for excel
lence in research and development for FY2011.\n\nResearch: Capture and Con
trol about Planetary Satellites and Asteroids Using Dynamical Systems Theo
ry\n\nThe NASA and National Research Council’s Planetary Decadal Survey
acknowledged that software is not sufficiently advanced to properly addres
s mission designs about small\, non-spherical bodies. The project has deve
loped software that now generates high-fidelity\, end-to-end low-thrust\,
non-Keplerian trajectories about any size objects within the solar system.
This particular methodology is relatively new to the astrodynamics commun
ity.\n\nInvestigators: Martin T. Ozimek and Christopher J. Scott\n\nDevelo
pment: Automated Passive Sonar Signal Processing\; Development of Shallow
Water Autonomous DCL Systems\n\nThe Shallow Water Autonomous Detection\, C
lassification\, and Localization System project resulted in the developmen
t of a Proof of Concept incorporating efficient\, robust methods for autom
ated classification that are effectively influencing Navy decision makers.
The developed Proof of Concept is also being employed as a prototype for
both underwater and in-air Unconventional Littoral Warfare projects. \n\
nInvestigators: G. Scott Peacock\, Derek C. Fulk\, Kevin H. Gormally\, Cor
y R. Lorenz\, David N. Barsic\, Melissa A. Jones\, Robert M. Patterson\, a
nd William R. Gray.\n\n
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SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Colloquium - The Hart Prizes for Excellence in IRAD
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\n\nSynopsis: The overall goal for the IR
&\;D Program is to help position the Laboratory to make critical contri
butions to critical challenges in current and planned business areas throu
gh research and development. The Hart Prizes were established to recognize
significant contributions to the Laboratory’s IR&\;D Program. This c
olloquium features the three IR&\;D Projects recently selected in 2012
to receive the Hart Prizes for excellence in research and development for
FY2011.
\n\n<
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esearch: Capture and Control about Planetary Satellites and Asteroids Usin
g Dynamical Systems Theory
\n\nThe NASA and National Research Council’s
Planetary Decadal Survey acknowledged that software is not sufficiently ad
vanced to properly address mission designs about small\, non-spherical bod
ies. The project has developed software that now generates high-fidelity\,
end-to-end low-thrust\, non-Keplerian trajectories about any size objects
within the solar system. This particular methodology is relatively new to
the astrodynamics community.
\n\nInvestigators:
Martin T. Ozimek and Christopher J. Scott
\n\nDevelopment: Automated Passive S
onar Signal Processing\; Development of Shallow Water Autonomous DCL Syste
ms
\n\nThe Shallow Water Autonomous Detection\, Classification\, and Local
ization System project resulted in the development of a Proof of Concept i
ncorporating efficient\, robust methods for automated classification that
are effectively influencing Navy decision makers. The developed Proof of
Concept is also being employed as a prototype for both underwater and in-
air Unconventional Littoral Warfare projects.
\n\nInvestigators: G. Scott Peacock\, Derek C. Fulk\, Kevin H. Gormally\,
Cory R. Lorenz\, David N. Barsic\, Melissa A. Jones\, Robert M. Patterson
\, and William R. Gray.
\n\n\n
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