HEALTH ACCESS DATA BASE FOR THE ELDERLY

Not Available AFRL/DE requires the development of a mobile UHF or VHF radar for measuring wind and the refractive index structure parameter C (sub n, sup 2) from the lower troposphere to 20 km. The system should have a 150m range resolution, <3 degrees antenna beamwidth, three-minute profiling intervals, and a greater than 100 million Wm (sub 2) power-aperture product. The system should be capable of being disassembled within a week, moved to a new site, and reassembled within a week. The team of Scientific Research Corporation, Radian Electronic Systems, and Sonoma Technology, Inc. proposes to develop an Operational Requirements Document (ORD) precisely defining the specifications of the mobile radar profiler. Working closely with the COTR, our team will take the approved ORD and conduct a cost/performance tradeoff study and identify significant technical issues and risks for further development of a subsequent Engineering and Manufacturing Development (EMD) specification. The system design will use Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) and Non-Developmental Item (NDI) components. We will utilize our knowledge of existing radar profilers, and our ability to field COTS profilers for specification compliance and C (Sub n, sup 2) calibration verification.