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. Development and maturation of control algorithms is critical to achieving the potential benefits of these systems. NASA requires modeling and test capabilities to support this maturation, from control algorithm
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. Description: This opportunity is closed to applicants who are Senior Fellows (5-years or more past PhD). The objectives of this research are to develop advanced ocean color algorithms that take advantage
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precipitation observation on the global scale. The Mesoscale Atmospheric Processes Laboratory at Goddard Space Flight Center leads research aimed at algorithm improvements to create state-of-the-art global
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control algorithms (such as adaptive control or model predictive control) to reliably maneuver Army projectiles to the target despite limited state information, control authority, and changing flight
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the development of image/signal processing algorithms from a multidisciplinary approach, to include multiple sensor modalities. These multidisciplinary research opportunities incorporate theoretical and
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machine learning algorithms for various research projects creating medical image automation algorithms writing combat casualty care relevant military research proposals preparing manuscripts for submission
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control systems and thermal protection for on-board actuation systems. The candidate will have a deep knowledge of smart material based actuators, mechanisms, advanced control algorithms, and thermal
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on the littoral environment. Algorithm development includes photogrammetric measurements of wave parameters, image stabilization, and use of AI/ML models for image segmentation and classification. Algorithms will
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investigation and developing software algorithms and techniques to support human or machine information interactions for the purpose of information retrieval/dissemination, analysis and/or decision making
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algorithms) that enable rapid creation of new high-fidelity multi-scale/multi-physics computer models of materials capable of utilizing modern extreme-scale computing environments. The success of multi-scale