ISR Technology
Revolutionizing intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance systems
We develop, prototype, and transition state-of-the-art capabilities to revolutionize intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) systems and technologies. We provide comprehensive engineering expertise and experience to devise solutions to mission-critical challenges in defense and disaster response.
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Learn more about Enhanced Mapping and Positioning System (EMAPS)Enhanced Mapping and Positioning System (EMAPS)
We continue to strengthen EMAPS, a portable mapping system carried in a backpack, for the Department of Defense’s Chemical and Biological Defense Program. -
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Learn more about Integrated Undersea Surveillance SystemsIntegrated Undersea Surveillance Systems
We are solving critical challenges for the Navy’s undersea surveillance community, making contributions such as active and passive sonar processing algorithms for inclusion in the Advanced Surveillance Build tactical sonar modernization program. -
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Learn more about Precision TargetingPrecision Targeting
Working to ensure that ground forces can rapidly and accurately provide GPS locations of battlefield targets, APL performed design analyses and developed procedures that resulted in the successful testing of the Joint Effects Targeting System (JETS) and improvements to the system’s precision geolocation capability.
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![Andy Newman (third from right) stands with past recipients of the Joe Mignogna Data Fusion Award. From left: Chee-Yee Chong, Alan Steinberg, Erik Blasch, Frank White, Jim Llinas and Mark Owen.]()
Learn more about A Career of Taking Risks Earns Johns Hopkins APL Researcher National Data Fusion AwardNews
Nov 21, 2023A Career of Taking Risks Earns Johns Hopkins APL Researcher National Data Fusion Award
APL engineer Andy Newman was presented with the Joe Mignogna Data Fusion Award at the Military Sensing Symposia, National Security Sensor and Data Fusion conference. -
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Learn more about Johns Hopkins APL Partners With Space Systems Command to Evaluate New Classified Ground Systems SoftwarePress Release
Sep 28, 2023Johns Hopkins APL Partners With Space Systems Command to Evaluate New Classified Ground Systems Software
APL has forged a new partnership with the Space Systems Command to evaluate ground systems being designed for a new classified satellite network. The Lab will help ensure the government is using best software and cybersecurity practices while prototyping and demonstrating the new ground system. -
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Learn more about Out to Innovate Names Johns Hopkins APL’s Jansing LGBTQ+ Engineer of the YearPress Release
Jun 20, 2023Out to Innovate Names Johns Hopkins APL’s Jansing LGBTQ+ Engineer of the Year
APL’s Dave Jansing has been named the 2023 Out to Innovate™️ LGBTQ+ Engineer of the Year. -
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Learn more about Johns Hopkins APL Delivers New Satellite Tracking Capability to U.S. Space ForceNews
Mar 24, 2022Johns Hopkins APL Delivers New Satellite Tracking Capability to U.S. Space Force
The U.S. Space Force received Deep Space Advanced Radar Concept (DARC) technology from APL, which acted as design agent of the government reference architecture for the operational program. -
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Learn more about Johns Hopkins APL Helps Define Next-Gen Naval Surveillance SystemNews
Nov 1, 2021Johns Hopkins APL Helps Define Next-Gen Naval Surveillance System
An APL team led the development of system requirements for the Shipboard Passive Electro-Optical Infrared (SPEIR) program. SPEIR acts as a visual surveillance system providing persistent high-resolution image processing to operators from a new set of electro-optical/infrared cameras installed above the ship deck.
