Patents Assigned to Syracuse Research Corporation
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Publication number: 20230059452Abstract: An airborne radar system and signal interpretation approach that detects slow moving ground targets using angle and Doppler of Keystone formatting process, and is referred to as Angle-Doppler Keystone Formatting (ADK). ADK collapses the clutter ridge to a constant Doppler or to a constant angle, thereby transforming a clutter ridge in angle-Doppler space into a horizontal line of constant Doppler or a vertical line of constant angle. Clutter may then be filtered more effectively, such as by using multiple beams as the source of STAP training data or by using multiple Doppler bins.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 1, 2019Publication date: February 23, 2023Applicant: SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORPORATIONInventors: Harvey K. Schuman, Daniel D. Thomas, JR., Jason M. Steeger, Lun Z. Chen
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Patent number: 7825853Abstract: The present invention is a man-portable counter-mortar radar (MCMR) radar system that detects and tracks enemy mortar projectiles in flight and calculates their point of origin (launch point) to enable and direct countermeasures against the mortar and its personnel. In addition, MCMR may also perform air defense surveillance by detecting and tracking aircraft, helicopters, and ground vehicles. MCMR is a man-portable radar system that can be disassembled for transport, then quickly assembled in the field, and provides 360-degree coverage against an enemy mortar attack.Type: GrantFiled: July 9, 2007Date of Patent: November 2, 2010Assignee: Syracuse Research CorporationInventors: Steven E. Bruce, Thomas A. Wilson
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Publication number: 20100226255Abstract: The present invention relates generally to computer systems in the field of signals intelligence, and more particularly, to entropic activity detection and monitoring computer systems for collecting and analyzing data packets wirelessly transmitted from a wireless transmitter by applying information theoretic metrics (Tsallis entropy).Type: ApplicationFiled: March 3, 2009Publication date: September 9, 2010Applicant: Syracuse Research CorporationInventors: Marcello M. DiStasio, Christopher T. Bock
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Publication number: 20100026552Abstract: The present invention is a man-portable counter-mortar radar (MCMR) radar system that detects and tracks enemy mortar projectiles in flight and calculates their point of origin (launch point) to enable and direct countermeasures against the mortar and its personnel. In addition, MCMR may also perform air defense surveillance by detecting and tracking aircraft, helicopters, and ground vehicles. MCMR is a man-portable radar system that can be disassembled for transport, then quickly assembled in the field, and provides 360-degree coverage against an enemy mortar attack.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 9, 2007Publication date: February 4, 2010Applicant: Syracuse Research CorporationInventors: Steven E. Bruce, Thomas A. Wilson
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Publication number: 20090146868Abstract: An RF receiving circuit that selectively attenuates a received RF signal before it reaches sensitive modifying devices, such as a low noise amplifier or an analog to digital converter. The receiving circuit includes a delay element upstream of its attenuator so that high energy pulses of a short duration (for example, less than 10 nanoseconds) can be effectively attenuated despite coupler, detector, threshold and/or switch delays of the attenuation related circuitry.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 7, 2007Publication date: June 11, 2009Applicant: SYRACUSE RESEARCH CORPORATIONInventors: John Dougherty, John Wiley, Greg Kliss
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Patent number: 7430258Abstract: The present invention is directed to a multi-channel signal processing system that includes a fast Fourier transform (FFT) module configured to perform an FFT using a first channel time domain sample as the in-phase component of a complex signal input, and by using the second channel time domain sample as a quadrature component of the complex signal input. The FFT module provides a complex signal spectrum. A channel processing module is coupled to the FFT module. The channel processing module is configured to extract a channel sample spectrum as a function of the complex signal spectrum. A channel equalization module is coupled to the channel processing module. The channel equalization module is configured to multiply the channel sample spectrum by a channel reference spectrum to obtain a correlated and equalized channel sample spectrum.Type: GrantFiled: December 29, 2004Date of Patent: September 30, 2008Assignee: Syracuse Research CorporationInventor: Daniel D. Thomas, Jr.
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Patent number: 7248210Abstract: The present invention is a man-portable counter-mortar radar (MCMR) radar system that detects and tracks enemy mortar projectiles in flight and calculates their point of origin (launch point) to enable and direct countermeasures against the mortar and its personnel. In addition, MCMR may also perform air defense surveillance by detecting and tracking aircraft, helicopters, and ground vehicles. MCMR is a man-portable radar system that can be disassembled for transport, then quickly assembled in the field, and provides 360-degree coverage against an enemy mortar attack.Type: GrantFiled: March 15, 2005Date of Patent: July 24, 2007Assignee: Syracuse Research CorporationInventors: Steven E. Bruce, Thomas A. Wilson
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Publication number: 20060092075Abstract: The present invention is a man-portable counter-mortar radar (MCMR) radar system that detects and tracks enemy mortar projectiles in flight and calculates their point of origin (launch point) to enable and direct countermeasures against the mortar and its personnel. In addition, MCMR may also perform air defense surveillance by detecting and tracking aircraft, helicopters, and ground vehicles. MCMR is a man-portable radar system that can be disassembled for transport, then quickly assembled in the field, and provides 360-degree coverage against an enemy mortar attack.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 15, 2005Publication date: May 4, 2006Applicant: Syracuse Research CorporationInventors: Steven Bruce, Thomas Wilson
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Patent number: 4130164Abstract: The efficiency of conversion of coal in the coal-gasification process is increased by pre-treatment of the coal to increase the fluid-permeability thereof. The reagent used for increasing the coal permeability is recoverable in high yield. Pre-treatment of bituminous coal by this process makes it possible to gasify coals of this rank effectively, such coals previously having been gasifiable only at low conversion efficiencies. Pre-treatment with a permeability-enhancing reagent is also useful as a step in the process of dissolving coal.Type: GrantFiled: August 11, 1977Date of Patent: December 19, 1978Assignee: Syracuse Research CorporationInventor: Rabinder S. Datta