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Operating the Navigation Database Server from Ground Station2022-26-125305/26/2022
Abstract The main aim of operating the navigation database server from ground station is to operate a single navigation database server across all aircrafts and navigation database updates can be performed at one place. which will be effective and quick, thus no need to update the navigation database in each flight for every 28 days. Existing System: Currently Collins FMS NDB architecture mainly contains three components, namely Navigation database server, Navigation database client (API) and Navigation database. FMS is responsible for creating Navigation database server, client connections, checking the database paths to ensure they are usable, handling errors and exceptions. Navigation Database contains a set of files and each file contains a set of records related to Airports runways and airways etc., Navigation database client is responsible for creating query messages based on user input and initiating search requests to the navigation database server and also it provides the
kollapudi, Sudheer
Technical Paper
SAE TOMORROW TODAY: The Online Criminal Underground: Cybersecurity and Corporate Threats1316209/09/2021
There are constant news blasts highlighting ransomware incidents, company data hacks, and online theft. These threats are real and growing more present by the day - ultimately, increased connectivity, untraceable cryptocurrency, and bad international actors all but ensure that online data is at risk. What is it that causes company risk? Who are the actors at fault? And, perhaps most importantly, what can be done to mitigate these risks? Greg Otto, Chief Cybercrime Reporter at Intel 471 discusses prevention methods as well as how international agencies, businesses, the federal government, and insurance companies are working diligently to protect their own interests as well as our data. As hacking prevention methods become simpler and more convenient, the field of cybersecurity will become more secure. Learn more about the current challenges, relevance and importance of cybersecurity with SAE's Automotive Cybersecurity Certification course. The program teaches the context and
Hineman, Marcie
Podcast
Object Tracking Comparison for Automated Vehicles Using MathWorks Toolsets2021-01-011004/06/2021
Object trackers are a tool to achieve accurate object state estimation over time. Due to their complexity, a framework to experiment with different variations of trackers and their subcomponents is desired. This drove the authors research and experimentation with object tracking using MathWorks toolsets. In this paper, three object trackers - Point Target Tracker (PTT), Gamma Gaussian Inverse Wishart Probability Hypothesis Density (GGIW-PHD), and Gaussian Mixture Probability Hypothesis Density (GM-PHD) - are compared in simulation for track statistics and object/track accuracy. The results show that a rectangular GM-PHD multi object tracker outperforms the other trackers. A follow up is shown using real-world data and the process used to get the sensor data into the appropriate MathWorks format. The impact of COVID-19 prevented the collection of ground truth data so the real-world data cannot be compared using the same metrics. For this reason, the simulation portion of this paper will
Bassett, Alex, Cicotte, David, Currier, Patrick
Technical Paper
Space Weather DatabaseTBMG-3848902/01/2021
Currently, there is no central database for space weather researchers and forecasters to ascertain observed space weather events. Instead, data is being recorded by scientists in a blog; however, this information is not easily searchable.
Magazine Article
Vehicle Safety Communications Landscape Clarifies with Controversial FCC Ruling21AVEP01_0601/01/2021
The vehicle-to-everything communications-technology debate is “solved” by federal regulators - and cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) appears to be the winner. After years of transportation-industry tussle over competing technologies to enable communications between vehicles and a “connected” environment, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has decided the matter. On Nov.18, 2020, the FCC ruled it will allow a portion of the 5.9-GHz “Safety Spectrum” long reserved for the transportation sector to be allocated to unlicensed private usage such as Wi-Fi internet connectivity. The ruling effectively eliminates the future for Wi-Fi-based Dedicated Short-Range Communications (DSRC) and locks in the advancing alternative, cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X). Despite many experts' opinion that the decision to now limit transportation communications to just the upper 30 MHz of the 75-MHz spread within the 5.9-GHz (5.850-5.925 GHz) Safety Spectrum has not been sufficiently
Visnic, Bill
Magazine Article
Communication for Wireless Power Transfer Between Light-Duty Plug-in Electric Vehicles and Wireless EV Charging StationsJ2847/6_202009 (Current)09/29/2020
SAE J2847/6 establishes minimum requirements for communication between an electric vehicle and an inductive battery charging system for wireless power transfer (WPT). Where relevant, this document notes—but does not formally specify—interactions between the vehicle and vehicle operator. This document leverages the work of the SAE J2954 Alignment and Controls Sub-Team in the Wireless Power Transfer and Alignment Task Force by extending a JSON-based message set (protocol) originally developed to bench test wireless energy transfer interoperability between unmatched Ground Assembly (GA) and Vehicle Assembly (VA) systems (i.e., components manufactured by different companies). SAE J2847/6 furthers that work by adding messages sufficient to indicate that proper coil alignment has been achieved, initialize the sub-systems for wireless charging, ramp-up to full power, perform active wireless power transfer, and terminate the WPT session. Guidance for an engineering implementation of the JSON
Hybrid - EV Committee
Recommended Practice
SAE TOMORROW TODAY: The Future of Delivery is Autonomous1289306/12/2020
The "middle mile" is the segment where Gatik AI is planting its flag. Gautam Narang, Co-Founder and CEO of Gatik AI, joins host Grayson Brulte to talk about how the company's focus on middle mile autonomous delivery to help alleviate logistical and delivery challenges has set them apart from others in the AV industry. The conversation kicks off with how Gautam's early life played a major role in the founding of Gatik, starting with his mother's job as a science teacher in India spurring his interest in robotics to his professional desire to have a big impact on society. Gautam and Grayson discuss recent developments at Gatik, including the launch of the autonomous box truck and partnership with Walmart, which have helped enable the retailer's rapid growth of online grocery delivery. They also identify Gatik's target market segments, thoughtful approach to growth, and goal to serve entire middle mile segment with different kind of form factors. As the conversation turns to shifting
Hineman, Marcie
Podcast
A Method for Simultaneous State of Charge, Maximum Capacity and Resistance Estimation of a Li-Ion Cell Based on Equivalent Circuit Model2020-01-118204/14/2020
Accurate estimation of the State of Charge (SOC), maximum capacity (Qmax) and internal resistance are critical for battery monitoring, i.e., determining the status, health, and performance figures of a battery. SOC is a key indicator of the instant status for battery systems, while Qmax and internal resistance are related to the capacity fade (SOHQ) and power fade (SOHP) respectively, which represent the abilities of a battery to store energy, retain charge over extended periods and provide the required power for acceleration, etc. Traditional methods using complex models and look-up tables have high computation requirements which makes them unsuitable for online applications. In this paper, we propose a simple method for simultaneous SOC, Qmax and internal resistance estimation based on a second-order equivalent circuit model (ECM). A Variable Model framework based Adaptive Extended Kalman filter (VM-AEKF) is implemented for joint SOC and model parameter estimation where the VM
Gairola, Saurabh, Hu, Yang
Technical Paper
PLCs Directly Access Internet InformationTBMG-3639204/01/2020
Programmable logic controllers (PLCs) are a workhorse of industrial automation for monitoring and controlling equipment and they typically are standalone or networked locally on a site. Some have gained extensive networking and communication abilities and newer PLCs can programmatically obtain Internet-sourced information like weather conditions or energy prices that can be used to optimize operations.
Magazine Article
A New Network Design for the “Internet from Space”TBMG-3606602/01/2020
Satellites do not yet play a major role in the world’s Internet infrastructure; however, this may soon change. Within the next decade, a new generation of satellites could lay the foundations for an “Internet from space,” according to Ankit Singla, a professor at ETH Zurich’s Network Design & Architecture Lab. His team is investigating how to improve the performance of large-scale computer networks including the Internet.
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Good Design Controls Are Critical to Avoiding FDA IssuesTBMG-3578301/01/2020
Medical device companies recognize that having an emphasis on design controls helps to assure good design and engineering practices that yield high-quality solutions. This is critical when considering FDA validation and design compliance. But to accomplish this, first know what key elements should be incorporated in design controls before implementing formalized plans for their creation.
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Making a Great Cardio Product Even Better: The Next-Generation Zio Heart PatchTBMG-3577901/01/2020
Nearly half of all adults in the United States have some type of cardiovascular disease. This group of over 121 million people are often diagnosed with potential arrhythmias but physicians need to be able to diagnose them quickly and efficiently to ultimately save lives. One company is redefining the way cardiac arrhythmias are clinically diagnosed to help physicians do just that. The new device from iRhythm “combines wearable biosensor devices worn for up to 14 days and cloud-based data analytics with powerful proprietary algorithms that distill data from millions of heartbeats into clinically actionable information,” the company says.
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CABIN ARCHITECTURE FOR WIRELESS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMARINC820 (Current)08/13/2019
This document defines a secure Wi-Fi distribution network installed in the aircraft passenger cabin for passenger and crew use. Carry-on Portable Electronic Devices (PEDs) such as smart phones, tablets, and laptops may use this network to access public internet services provided on the aircraft.
Airlines Electronic Engineering Committee
Specification
Standardized Symbols for Electrical Circuit DiagramsJ2221_201905 (Current)05/16/2019
This SAE Recommended Practice identifies graphic symbols used in electrical circuit diagrams. The symbols aid troubleshooting electrical systems.
Truck and Bus Electrical Systems Committee
Technical Standard
Ferrofluid Technology Becomes a Magnet for Pioneering ArtistsTBMG-3394103/01/2019
Spinoff is NASA's annual publication featuring successfully commercialized NASA technology. This commercialization has contributed to the development of products and services in the fields of health and medicine, consumer goods, transportation, public safety, computer technology, and environmental resources.
Magazine Article
Fermi National Accelerator LaboratoryTBMG-3394203/01/2019
Since 1967, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab) has been the United States’ premier particle physics laboratory, working on the world's most advanced particle accelerators and digging down to the smallest building blocks of matter.
Magazine Article
Vote for Medical Design Briefs Annual Readers' Choice AwardsTBMG-2807012/07/2017
Each month, the editors of Medical Design Briefs choose a Product of the Month that has exceptional technical merit and practical value for MDB’s design engineering readers.
Magazine Article
Line Scan CamerasTBMG-2783211/01/2017
Area array and line scan cameras are each suited for unique machine vision applications. Area array cameras, for all intents and purposes, are “conventional” cameras that use sensors with two-dimensional pixel arrays. The square or rectangular shaped sensor captures an image in a single pass with the resulting image having a width and height corresponding to the number of pixels on the sensor, for example, 640x480. Because of this, area array cameras are ideal for machine vision tasks where objects are small or have approximately the same size in both dimensions. However, the size of PCBs, LCD panels, and wafers has increased beyond the speed, accuracy, and resolution capabilities of many area array cameras. Line scan cameras offer a better solution.
Magazine Article
Qualification Test Requirements & Procedures for Aerospace Industry Standard PartsTS202-13 (Current)08/24/2017
No Scope available.
Engine and Airframe Technical Standards Committee (TSC)
Specification
Method Change Approval for Qualified Parts Listed in TS200TS201-6 (Current)08/24/2017
No Scope available.
Engine and Airframe Technical Standards Committee (TSC)
Specification
Network Geolocation TechnologyTBMG-2728808/01/2017
A network geolocation technology (NGT) can be used to determine the physical location of a networked Internet user, as well as accurately determine if an Internet user is in fact in the metropolitan service area that the user claims as his/her location. NGT is based on the laws of physics, and operates independent of an IP address lookup or any other pre-existing user network address profiles.
Magazine Article
Ad Hoc Selection of Voice Over Internet StreamsTBMG-2687305/01/2017
NASA seeks interested parties to license the Ad Hoc Selection for Voice Over Internet (VoIP) Streams technology developed by engineers at Johnson Space Center. This technology features the ability to select specific audio streams from one or more sources and then convert them into a multicast to the user's audio player. This selection ability benefits the user by allowing a wide range of information and/or data to be monitored from a remote location using existing network technologies in near real time. For example, a user with a personal computer equipped with special-purpose audio player software first needs to launch the program and provide an identification and a password. Once both access control checks are completed, the audio software graphic is displayed, including audio stream and volume control buttons. The user can now select up to 21 streams to monitor simultaneously.
Magazine Article
Open Mission Control Technologies (Open MCT) WebTBMG-2684705/01/2017
The fundamental idea behind the Mission Control Technologies (MCT) project is to build software from pieces that can be assembled by end users to create integrated visualizations. Applications are eliminated in favor of compositions of live data objects that can be combined in different ways for different users and missions as required, in contrast to the more traditional software development method of pre-determining functionality and building a monolithic application. This new approach has the potential to change how users design, deploy, and maintain mission system software.
Magazine Article
Generalized Query Tool for Accessing the Database of the Mars Relay Operations Service (MaROS)TBMG-2636402/01/2017
The Generalized Query Tool for accessing the database of MaROS can be utilized in three modes: (1) batch mode where a user's authentication data is inserted directly along with a desired query to the database, (2) interactive mode where a desired query is known and can be entered directly, and (3) interactive mode with a query “wizard” that walks a user through the steps needed to construct a valid query to the database. In all three cases, the successful execution of the script results in data from the MaROS database being made available to the user in a comma-separated output file. For new users, it is recommended to use the third mode to build a sample query and then tailor that as desired for use with the first or second modes.
Magazine Article
Systems Engineering Education and Development (SEED) Web ApplicationTBMG-2571711/01/2016
This application serves as Web-based management of the Systems Engi - neering Education and Development (SEED) program, and enables the SEED Program Manager to track and manage the applications and assignments. In the past, the handling of the applications and assignments was cumbersome due to a manual process with paper copies of competencies and applicant data. The new system enables the automation of the entire process to streamline determination of both the viability of the applicants and the effectiveness of the program on the participants through the course of their time in the program.
Magazine Article
SAE Eye on Engineering: OTA Cyber firmware1218706/29/2016
As new vehicles become more connected to the internet, to other cars, and to the road infrastructure, the number of potential intrusion points for hackers is growing fast. In this episode of SAE Eye on Engineering, Editor-in-Chief Lindsay Brooke looks at new vehicle cybersecurity products. SAE Eye on Engineering also airs Monday mornings on WJR 760 AM Detroit's Paul W. Smith Show. Access archived episodes of SAE Eye on Engineering.
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Software Life Cycle Processes – Life Cycle DataIEEEEIA12207_1 (Current)06/16/2016
This guide provides guidance for recording life cycle data resulting from the life cycle processes of IEEE/EIA 12207.0. NOTE—For informative references, see annex A.
Systems Management Council
Information Report
Industry Implementation of International Standard ISO/IEC 12207:1995 (ISO/IEC 12207) Standard for Information Technology Software Life Cycle ProcessesIEEEEIA12207_0 (Current)06/16/2016
This International Standard establishes a common framework for software life cycle processes, with well-defined terminology, that can be referenced by the software industry. It contains processes, activities, and tasks that are to be applied during the acquisition of a system that contains software, a stand-alone software product, and software service and during the supply, development, operation, and maintenance of software products. Software includes the software portion of firmware. This International Standard also provides a process that can be employed for defining, controlling, and improving software life cycle processes.
Systems Management Council
Information Report
MBSE-Driven Systems Engineering Visualization SuiteTBMG-2458005/01/2016
There is a need to define the information architecture, ontologies, and patterns that drive the construction and architecture of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) models, but less clarity is given to the logical follow-on of that effort: how to practically leverage the resulting semantic richness of a wellformed populated model.
Magazine Article
Guaranteed Timing Behavior Begins with an Established Ethernet Backbone2016-01-006104/05/2016
Increasingly, Ethernet is being used in automotive as a vehicle network backbone. It is ideal for service-oriented communications; streamed communications, such as Audio/Video Bridging (AVB) [1]; and Diagnostics over Internet Protocol (DoIP) [2] communications - areas in which high-bandwidth and reliable performance are essential. Designers are accustomed to network communication systems CAN, LIN, and FlexRay, but how will the timing performance be verified in an Ethernet network? This paper looks at network-wide timing analysis challenges where a mixture of CAN, FlexRay, and Ethernetbased busses co-exist. It is also worth noting that the AUTOSAR standard [3] supports timing definition for all elements in a mixed topology network, but again, accounting for the many different timing paths is a non-trivial process. Figure 1 The Ethernet backbone serving different domains. Due to features are distributed in the vehicle, the communication need is typically tightly related to the feature
Kallerdahl, Anders, Salah, Mohammad
Technical Paper
Executive Perspectives: Test & MeasurementTBMG-2429603/01/2016
JAY ALEXANDER Chief Technology Officer Keysight Technologies, Inc. Santa Rosa, CA
Magazine Article
Spacecraft Parameter Database ToolTBMG-2411603/01/2016
The GOES-R Program has requirements to maintain knowledge of the GOES-R satellite onboard memory contents, including managing general satellite operations tables; processor memory dumps for memory verification; creating command loads, memory (table) loads, and command sequences to operate the satellite; verifying stored command and memory (table) loads; and to provide for operator-initiated memory dumps from satellite processors. The principal limitation is the tie to specific spacecraft architecture.
Magazine Article
Distributed User Interface Management System for Interactive Collaborative EnvironmentsTBMG-2389002/01/2016
The Ground Systems Development and Operations (GSDO) Smart Firing Room Project aims to create a firing room using cutting-edge technologies of today that are expected to be the state-of-the-art for the 2020s. One aspect of this project is providing a seamless Interactive Collaborative Environment (ICE) across a diverse array of user-facing devices — numerous screens of varying sizes, personal mobile devices, and natural user interface (NUI) sensors for multi-touch, gesture, and voice inputs. Applications accessible through the ICE are expected to provide Distributed User Interfaces (DUIs) that support collaborative features such as sharing applications with remote users, multi-user interaction for collaborative editing, and modular User Interfaces (UIs) to support customized workspaces spread across multiple devices. Using current technologies, developing an application with a DUI supporting such a wide variety of platforms is extremely costly due to the tight coupling between UIs
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Vote for Medical Design Briefs Annual Readers' Choice AwardsTBMG-2355312/01/2015
Each month, the editor of Medical Design Briefs chooses a Product of the Month in its New Products listings that has exceptional technical merit and practical value for MDB’s design engineering readers.
Magazine Article
GRAVITE DistributionTBMG-2321711/01/2015
Government Resource for Algorithm Verification, Independent Test, and Evaluation (GRAVITE) system is a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) system, developed and deployed by Joint Polar Satellite System (JPSS) Ground Project to support Calibration and Validation (Cal/Val), Data Quality Monitoring, and Algorithm Investigation, Tuning and Integration. GRAVITE enables novice and expert users to discover and obtain data easily by using standard protocols. GRAVITE version 3.0 (GV3.0) distribution system is a major upgrade to the GRAVITE version 2.0 (GV2.0) distribution tools. GV2.0 enabled users to easily define dynamic searches, which unfortunately resulted in slowing down the operational database, as no back-end validation was performed.
Magazine Article
iPhone App to Facilitate Airborne Radar OperationsTBMG-2288309/01/2015
The Uninhabited Aerial Vehicle Synthetic Aperture Radar (UAVSAR) is an Earth imaging radar that flies on a Gulf-Stream Jet. Its mission is to collect data for NASA scientists who are using Synthetic Aperture Radar to develop methods for monitoring changes in the Earth’s surface. As with many other technologies, there is always the possibility of technological or human errors. Since smartphones are mobile, common, and powerful devices, they can be used to reduce the possibility of operator error when the radar is being configured for flight.
Magazine Article
Build, Assemble, Test (BAT) Planning and Execution Resources ApplicationTBMG-2242707/01/2015
BAT is a Web-based application used for the assembly and inspection of critical flight and associated ground support hardware for JPL missions that are developed in-house. It is used to capture and communicate data that is unique to a part or assembly that cannot be captured in an engineering drawing or a test procedure. It includes a list of parts and tools, along with specific steps required for building and assembling a piece of hardware.
Magazine Article
Zero Acceptance Number Sampling Procedures and Tables for Inspection by Attributes of Isolated LotsEIA585 (Current)07/01/2015
(From Standards Proposal No. 2358, formulated under the cognizance of the EIA Quality and Reliability Engineering (QRE) Committee.)
Systems Management Council
Information Report
Method Selection for Assessment of Nonconforming Levels in Parts Per Million (PPM)EIA554A (Current)07/01/2015
This standard is intended to provide guidance for selecting standardized methods for estimating the proportion nonconforming expressed as PPM. These methods are contained in EIA 554-1, EIA 554-2 and EIA 591.
Systems Management Council
Information Report
Worldview Satellite Imagery Browsing and Downloading ToolTBMG-2217906/01/2015
Worldview is a software tool designed for interactively browsing and downloading imagery from NASA’s Earth observing satellites. Building upon a set of open source mapping and user interface libraries, it provides an environment to visually discover interesting phenomena as observed by NASA satellites, then download the data for further analysis. It was originally designed to address the needs of the near-real-time applications community to provide relevant information for time-critical scenarios such as wildfire and flood management. As such, satellite imagery is available to be viewed in Worldview within four hours of observation; the imagery can be viewed in its highest, or native, resolution, and the imagery can be panned and zoomed rapidly through space and time to find the most relevant/cloud-free information available.
Magazine Article
Developing Web and Mobile Applications Integrated with Systems Utilizing the Object Management Group’s Data Distribution ServiceTBMG-2202905/01/2015
Several software application development tools exist that enable the rapid development of Web applications. Among other things, Web applications greatly enhance the human-computer interaction (HCI) required by many systems, while simplifying the problem of deploying applications to customers. Capitalizing on the new features provided by these tools could prove to be a boon to mission and project teams.
Magazine Article
Space Weather Database of Notifications, Knowledge, Information — DONKITBMG-2202505/01/2015
SW DONKI is a comprehensive Web application for space weather forecasters, scientists, and the general space weather community. It serves as an archive for space weather activities including solar flares, coronal mass ejections (CMEs), solar energetic particles, and geomagnetic storms. An innovative feature of the system is the ability to generate, modify, and store complex linkages between space weather events — creating a comprehensive network of relationships between activities, and identifying potential cause-and-effect paradigms for each space weather event. SW DONKI also provides public access to all human-generated event analysis and notifications produced by the Space Weather Research Center (SWRC) forecasting team at CCMC (Community Coordinated Modeling Center).
Magazine Article
Future E/E-Architecture Stimulated by Using Bionic Approaches2015-01-023904/14/2015
Due to the development towards automated or even autonomous driving, an increasing number of assistance systems and inherent networks of data and power will be required in vehicles. The main challenge for this development is the coordination of these functions and the securing of functionalities in terms of failure. Living organisms are capable of efficiently coordinating a large number of paths to transmit information and energy. They dispose of tested mechanisms as well as structures which offer certain robustness and fault tolerance. Prudent redundancy in energy supply, communication and safeguarding of function ensures that the system as a whole remains capable of operating even when there are disruptions. Vehicles, which are being fitted with ever more assistance systems, must perform comparably. The transformation of these structures and functional principles from nature into technical solutions is combined within the keyword ‘bionic’. Within this paper, we present a
Ernst, Markus, Heuermann, Markus
Technical Paper
Performance Analysis of Existing 1609.2 Encodings v ASN.12015-01-028804/14/2015
IEEE Standard 1609.2-2013, Security Services for Applications and Management Messages for Wireless Access in Vehicular Environments (WAVE), specifies its data structures and encoding using a proprietary language based on that used in the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)'s Transport Layer Security (TLS) specification. This approach is believed to allow fast encoding and decoding, but is non-standard, is not proved to be complete, lacks automatic tools for generation of codecs, and is difficult to extend. For these reasons, the 1609 Working Group approved the use of Abstract Syntax Notation 1 (ASN.1) for future versions of 1609.2, so long as ASN.1 did not significantly degrade performance. This paper is the first publication of the results of a performance analysis carried out to determine whether ASN.1-based encoding was in fact acceptable. We consider the issues in designing a security protocol, such as supporting one-pass processing, as well as issues that affect processing time
Kumar, Virendra, Whyte, William
Journal Article
Kepler Community Data Analysis ToolsTBMG-2162103/01/2015
A series of scripts stitch together existing open-source Python modules for the purpose of displaying, cleaning, and measuring photometric properties within public Kepler data. The intent of these tools is to provide convenience to the Kepler science community, and to increase cost efficiency for the project. With 500+ users in the community, an open-source development provides the best resource for sharing tools, while minimizing cost and duplicated effort.
Magazine Article
Automated Evaluation Software (AES) Web ApplicationTBMG-2165203/01/2015
The Automated Evaluation Software Web application was created using Java Enterprise technologies, which provided capabilities for dynamic report generation and Microsoft output. The Tomcat Application server makes the application robust, fast, and reliable. HTML 4.0 was used to create the user interface, making it compatible with both Internet Explorer and Firefox. The application takes advantage of the Jakarta Struts framework, making a proper Model View Controller design. The Struts framework provides the ability to change the navigation and presentation without changing the underlying data model, and vice versa.
Magazine Article
2014 Create the Future Design: Consumer Products Category WinnerTBMG-2098411/01/2014
Michael Zach, Anirudha Sumant, and Jonathan Moritz EChem Nanowires Stevens Point, WI
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U.S. Government Document Retention Status and Non-Government Document Replacement - Aerospace Couplings, Fittings, Hoses, and Tube SupportsAIR5478A (Current)10/06/2014
G-3, Aerospace Couplings, Fittings, Hose, Tubing Assemblies
Information Report
Battery-Free Connection for Internet of ThingsTBMG-2079610/01/2014
In the not too distant “Internet of Things” reality, sensors could be embedded in everyday objects to help monitor and track everything from the safety of bridges to the health of your heart. But what’s holding this new reality back is having a way to inexpensively power and connect these devices to the Internet, say engineers at the University of Washington, Seattle.
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