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The Spectrum Sensing and Noise project aims to advance fundamental metrology of microwave thermal noise together with applied metrology for spectrum sensing and
Spectrum is a limited national resource. Spectrum sharing research is motivated by national priorities to expand the availability of spectrum for commercial use
A major challenge for future wide area measurement systems is how to efficiently monitor and control the power system, which requires accurate and real-time
The expected penetration of a large number of renewable distributed energy resources (DERs) is driving next generation power systems toward uncertainties that
Relentless, unabated growth of wireless communications technology, and the resulting extraordinary demand for bandwidth has led to the exploration of previously
Synchrophasor data measurements are envisioned to be a key enabler for real-time power grid situational awareness and control. Currently, Phasor Measurement
Smart manufacturing system development and operations are difficult to manage because information about the systems and their analysis is expressed in redundant
This project develops methods for very accurate measurements of thermal noise and provides support for such measurements in the communications and electronics
The availability of wireless spectrum bandwidth has a profound impact on US industry’s ability to engineer a new generation of wireless devices. This program
NIST is working with industry and academia to improve the trustworthiness and applicability of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies to
NIST works with industry partners to advance the research, standardization and adoption of technologies necessary to increase the security, privacy, resilience
NIST is working with industry to design, standardize, test and foster adoption of network-centric approaches to protect IoT devices from the Internet and to
Ultra-dense networks will arise not only from an expanded user base and shorter links, but also from an enriched topology, including different technologies and
NIST is Working with other USG agencies and industry to develop and maintain the standards, test program, deployment guidance and test and measurement tools
The Public Safety Communications Research (PSCR) program is analyzing the feasibility of cost-effective, vehicle mounted satellite infrastructure links in order
The focus of this NASCTN project is to develop test methods and perform measurements necessary to characterize the waveforms of radars that operate in the 3.5
The Waveform Metrology Project provides measurement and algorithmic support for waveform traceability to the optics and high-frequency electronics industries
A transition from the conventional grid to one of distributed resources, digital loads with solid-state power electronics, and multi-directional powerflows is
These projects/programs investigate the future generations of wireless technology relying on physical, MAC layer and network layers to design the advanced ad
This project aims to develop new modeling and measurement techniques of wireless coexistence systems to support the efficient use of the radio frequency (RF)
With the massive integration of distributed renewable energy sources (RESs) into the power system, the demand for timely and reliable network monitoring
Wireless communication is a key enabling technology for the implementation of advanced manufacturing systems. Factory operators aim to improve visibility and
Imagine how much safer a fire fighter's job would be if it were possible for a robot to navigate in a burning building and locate those in need of assistance