TEMMPTS- Localization of Ground Threats

The contract involves a sole-source fixed price award valued at approximately $50,000 granted to the University of California - Santa Barbara. Its purpose is to provide technical support for the Temporal Evaluation and Modeling of Mobile Profiled Target Sets (TEMMPTS) project, specifically focusing on advancing algorithms and interfaces related to the probabilistic mapping for ground threat localization. This work aims to improve the representation of the probability density associated with an object's location across a mapped area. The contract is managed by the Department of Defense's Niwc Pacific office, based in San Diego, California, and the expected award date for this order is September 26, 2003. The project under this contract supports the development of enhanced methods for localizing ground threats by integrating temporal evaluation and probabilistic modeling. The continuation of this effort will help refine the ability to superimpose location probability densities on maps, a critical component for situational awareness and threat detection. The solicitation number for this contract is DON-SNOTE-030912-003, with the contract data indicating that it is associated with the Department of Defense but does not specify a set-aside status or a specific NAICS code. This engagement reflects the collaborative partnership between the DoD and the University of California - Santa Barbara to advance defense-related research and technology.