DARPA at APL
Volume 20, Number 3 (July–September 1999)

APL and DARPA have formed a synergistic andeffective relationship in which the Laboratory continuesto support the agency through the development of rev-olutionary innovation, through technical support as anhonest agent and domain expert, and as a transitionagent to facilitate the impedance matching between theAgency and the services. The collection of articles pre-sented here shows the breadth and depth of these activ-ities across many domains of interest.

DARPA and APL - Technology Innovation and Transition: Guest Editor's Introduction D. M. Restione

DARPA's Role in Radical Innovation F. L. Fernandez

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES Application of Cognitive Modeling to Tactical Scene Generation C. C. Sheffer and F. C. Vaughan

Fabrication of Biological Neuronal Networks for the Study of Physiological Information Processing M. Matsuzawa, V. Krauthamer, and R. S. Potember

Agile Information Control Environment Program I-J. Wang and S. D. Jones

ADVANCED SUBMARINE TECHNOLOGY The Integrated Vulnerability Management System D. P. Watson

Buoyant Cable Antenna Technology for Enhancing Submarine Communications at Speed and Depth G. R. Thompson, H. P. Widmer, K. A. Rice, R. E. Ball, and J. H. Sweeney

SPACE APPLICATIONS High-Resolution Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar for Discoverer II M. W. Roth

Gun-Launched Satellites H. E. Gilreath, A. S. Driesman, W. M. Kroshl, M. E. White, H. E. Cartland, and J. W. Hunter

DETECTION SYSTEMS DARPA Integrated Chemical and Biological Detection System M. Donlon and J. Jackman

Development of a Field-Portable Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer System M. P. McLoughlin, W. R. Allmon, C. W. Anderson, M. A. Carlson, D. J. DeCicco, and N. H. Evancich

Miniature Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer for a Field-Portable Biodetection System T. J. Cornish and W. A. Bryden

The Development of Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry for the Detection of Biological Warfare Agent Aerosols P. F. Scholl, M. A. Leonardo, A. M. Rule, M. A. Carlson, M. D. Antoine, and T. J. Buckley

A Time-of-Flight Mini-Mass Spectrometer: Aerosol Collection, Capture, and Load-Lock System C. W. Anderson and M. A. Carlson

Computer-Assisted Interpretation of Mass Spectra C. S. Hayek, F. J. Pineda, O. W. Doss III, and J. S. Lin

Development of an Automated Handheld Immunoaffinity Fluorometric Biosensor M. A. Carlson, C. B. Bargeron, R. C. Benson, A. B. Fraser, J. D. Groopman, H. W. Ko, T. E. Phillips, P. T. Strickland, and J. T. Velky

Detection of Chemical Agents in Water by Membrane-Introduction Mass Spectrometry J. S. Morgan, W. A. Bryden, R. F. Vertes, and S. Bauer

Improved Detection of Explosive Residues by Laser Thermal Desorption J. S. Morgan, W. A. Bryden, J. A. Miragliotta, and L. C. Aamodt

Live Organism Toxicity Monitoring: Signal Analysis C. C. Sarabun, T. R. Shedd, C. S. Hayek, and A-H. Najmi

Environmental Health Risk Assessment Methodology for Overseas Military Deployment N. L. Tran, T. A. Burke, M. A. Fox, J. S. Litt, N. M. Shalauta, and B. A. Ruscio

HYPERSONIC MISSILES Affordable Hypersonic Missiles for Long-Range Precision Strike M. E. White and W. R. Price

UNDERSEA WARFARE A Multistatic Performance Prediction Methodology J. I. Bowen and R. W. Mitnick

LOGISTICS TECHNOLOGY DARPA Advanced Logistics Transceiver Study M. C. Perdomo, C. H. Sinex, and R. L. Yuan

ADVANCED SIMULATION TECHNOLOGY Toward Enhanced Environmental Effects Representations in Advanced Computer Simulations F. C. Newman, A. C. Biondo, M. D. Mandelberg, A. R. Croucher II, J. C. Spall, C. C. Matthews, and J. T. Warfield

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