Celebrating 90 Years of Innovation and Impact
Core research emphasis includes sensor information processing and visualization, optimization and modeling and simulation of self-protection systems, topographic and bathymetric LIDAR. EOSL houses high performance computing facilities, which allow the EOSL Center for Optimization to perform modeling and simulation of electronic warfare, infrared countermeasures, and self-protection techniques. EOSL also houses a unique Medical Device Test Center and provides infrastructure enhancement EW program office support to the Army. Key research areas include:
Electronic Warfare Modeling and Analysis
Enhancing performance through electro-optical (EO) and radio frequency (RF) simulation, visualization and analysis.
- Atmospheric program modeling
- EO systems
- Infrared countermeasure (IRCM)
- Scene generation
- One-on-one to many-on-many
Sensor Intelligence and Visualization
Focused on data to knowledge solutions for community protection and wellbeing.
- Decision support
- Mobile computing
- Radio-frequency identification (RFID)
- Sensor Integration
- Web applications
Electro-optical Systems Innovation
Developing systems and technologies for remote imaging and other sensor applications.
- EO systems design
- Intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR)
- LIDAR and active EO systems
- Personnel detection
