A Novel Potentiometric Pressure Sensor with a Temperature-Independent Signal for Geothermal Drilling

Not Available Dynamics Technology, Inc. will develop a mixed resolution modeling (MRM) framework that supports the consistent computation and use of JETARS intel/surveillance/reconnaissance (ISR) information across variable levels of aggregation. This framework transfers information between processes at different resolution levels by passing data through an external process that exploits statistical or other appropriate methods to aggregate/disaggregate information to a form suitable for interrelated models. The approach emphasizes the need to retain essential elements of information used by JWARS across resolution levels. The construction of a such a resolution interface has at least three advantages: 1) a statistical characterization of a process leads to well established techniques for maintaining consistency between models operating at different resolutions; 2) it eliminates the need to modify validated legacy models/codes, since the resolution adjustment process is constructed as an external interface between models; and 3) the construct of this interface lends itself to implementation as a software object in the High Level Architecture. Phase I research will: 1) define the approach to MRM and demonstrate its feasibility on a simple proof-of-concept model of the JWARS ISR collection process; and 2) determine the detailed requirements for Phase II development of a prototype MRM formalism.