TECHNOLOGY SURVEY Sample Clauses

TECHNOLOGY SURVEY. In addition to the goals of the IST-2000-I.4.2: "develop new and enhanced existing IST solutions using data fusion and smart sensor technologies for humanitarian demining", EUDEM2 will conduct a broad scope survey. The EUDEM2-team will try to understand the physical principles behind the researched technologies in depth in order to see the transferability to the HD domain. Doing so should enable us to identify and analyse mature technologies that are related or not yet directly related to landmine detection and address currently other markets. This will lead to innovation, novel products and techniques. It should also enable integration of state-of-the-art technology into systems that are currently tested or used in humanitarian demining. Another central ingredient will be to look closely into techniques that do not involve direct human contact (as does humanitarian de-mining today). Doing this could free deminers from the existing traditional spatial constraints and enhance their safety. We feel that the EUDEM2 proposal has the following merits with respect to the objectives of the programme: ❑ Emphasis on the support of ongoing EC-IST efforts. In the European Policy Objectives the need to investigate technological developments, policy and research and confront them with each other, is stressed. ❑ Clustering of the previous results and ongoing work in order to reinforce and harmonise complementary projects without exclusion of new players from industry and academia. ❑ Independence from industrial and/or political pressure groups and good working relations with many players of the present humanitarian-demining scene. ❑ Emphasis on the reusability of information, as well as data collection, analysis and dissemination; to aid affordable improvements of speed, safety and efficiency of humanitarian demining. Information exchange already takes place in an active and fluent way. ❑ Emphasis on openness and free information dissemination, also at international level is a must for solving the global mine problem. ❑ Contributing to an increased economical viability of (1) productionisation of technology for humanitarian demining and (2) field exploitation of this technology.
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TECHNOLOGY SURVEY. The technology survey consists in three main tasks: D Literature–based analysis of limitations of technologies under research for HD (current RTD projects) D Spin-off’s for the technologies under research for HD (current RTD projects) D Identification of new technologies not directly related to HD We describe the typical Technology Survey "Life Cycle", applicable to groups of technologies in addition to individual ones:
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