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SBIR Phase I: Virtual Fences for Sustainable Protection

SBIR Phase I: Virtual Fences for Sustainable Protection
SBIR 第一阶段:可持续保护的虚拟围栏
批准号:
1648337
负责人:
Kenneth Parker
金额:
$22.5万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2016
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2016-12-15 至 2018-02-28

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中文摘要
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小型企业创新研究(SBIR)第一阶段项目的更广泛影响/商业潜力来自于满足世界许多地区对自然资源管理者处理人与动物冲突和快速砍伐森林的可扩展技术解决方案的需求。自然资源对生态系统的影响很大,有时甚至令人惊讶。即使是个别野生动物和森林保护区的直接经济价值也往往高达数亿美元。可持续的与业务相关的保护技术可作为有效管理的重要工具。拥有较低的总拥有成本并有效地与传统的人类监测方法共存是可持续发展的关键。我们寻求将一种可持续的保护系统商业化,因为它提供低成本、长寿命的设备、易于使用和维护、跨各种自然环境的强大性能和隐形操作。它还加强了警卫的责任,并自动化了一些任务,如在通信基础设施不可用的情况下通知管理层和共享事件的法医证据。拟议的项目通过降低我们的电池供电、基于雷达设备的网状网络解决方案的能源消耗来应对这一挑战,以持续、对时间敏感的自然资源保护。只有在传感器低功耗、基于数据驱动机器学习的信号处理低功耗、广域组网低功耗的情况下,才能实现系统的商业影响。解决所有这些问题将释放商业价值,但其影响受到系统中效率最低的部分的限制。今天,雷达的效率是系统性能的主要瓶颈;它消耗了大约40毫瓦(MW)。将雷达的功耗降低到5兆瓦将翻一番,将其降低到1兆瓦将至少是电池更换间隔时间的三倍。拟议的工作将设计、实施和验证雷达子系统中的功率降低,并将结果集成到整个系统中。该计划中最大的技术风险是无线电频率子系统,因此将在第一阶段解决这个问题。第二阶段将在所有其他雷达子系统中实施功率削减,将结果整合到一个连贯的传感器中,并将该传感器整合到整个系统中。这种与更大系统的集成还将处理整个系统的优化。
英文摘要
The broader impact/commercial potential of this Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Phase I project comes from addressing a demand in many parts of the world for a scalable technological solution for managers of nature resources to deal with human-animal conflicts and rapid deforestation. Natural resources have large and sometimes surprising ecosystem impact. Even the direct economic value of individual wildlife and forest reserves is often in the hundreds of millions of dollars. Operationally relevant protection technologies that are sustainable can serve as an import tool in effective management. Having a low total cost of ownership and effectively co-existing with conventional human surveillance methods is key to sustainability. We seek to commercialize a protection system that is sustainable as it offers low cost, long lived devices, ease of use and maintenance, robust performance across diverse natural environments, and stealthy operation. It also augments accountability of the guards, and automates tasks such as notifying management and sharing forensic evidence of incidents in settings where communication infrastructure is not readily available.The proposed project addresses the challenge with reducing energy consumption for our battery powered, radar device based, mesh network solution for persistent, time-sensitive protection of natural resources. Commercial impact for the proposed system can only be realized if the sensor is low-power, the data driven machine learning based signal processing is low-power, and the wide area networking is low-power. Addressing all these will unlock commercial value, but the impact is limited by the least efficient part of the system. Today the radar's efficiency is the essential bottleneck in system performance; it consumes about 40 milliWatts (mW). Reducing the radar's consumption to 5mW would double, and reducing it to 1mW would at least triple, the time between battery changes. The proposed effort would design, implement, and validate power reduction in the radar subsystem and integrate the result into an overall system. The largest technical risk in the plan is the Radio Frequency subsystem, which will therefore be addressed in Phase I. Phase II will implement power reductions in all the other radar subsystems, integrate the results into a coherent sensor, and integrate that sensor into the overall system. This integration into the larger system will also deal with whole system optimizations.
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