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Workplan 5.1General Description and Main Deliverables
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5Workplan5.1General Description and Main DeliverablesThe project objectives were achieved by a sequence of standard activities, beginning with analysis of the users’ need and requirements followed by development of specifications for the various components of the system. Following this, the components of the system and the software for their control were developed and integrated. A data collection system was set up and several test vehicles (demonstrator) developed. This was followed by evaluation and validation of the system and finally, the exploitation and dissemination. The work package structure is made up of units defining each of the outlined tasks. WP1 - Project Management This work package outlines the procedures for the technical and administrative co-ordination of consortium activities and for assuring quality control for the overall project.
WP2 - Multi-beam Antenna Development This work package is the development of unique multi-beam, wide azimuth coverage, low profile 77GHz antenna for ACC radar sensors. Attention will be given to making the antenna manufacturability in large quantities at low cost. Preliminary moulds were prepared to produce a small run of the antennas to be used for validating the technologies and production processes while fulfilling the electrical requirements. This work package involved extensive use of outside expertise in procuring test moulds, and developing and testing the plastic metallization process.
WP3 – Millimeter Wave Unit (MWU) Development The special MMIC chipset was designed for the DENSETRAFFIC multi-beam RF module. The RF module was designed to withstand the adverse conditions pertaining in the module. This work package includes the design, manufacture, test and validation of the chipset The work package also covered the development of the single seven-beam FMCW, 77 GHz RF transceiver module based on the MMIC chips developed above. Emphasis will be given to designing the module to allow mass production at low cost.
WP4 – Electronic Hardware and Housing Development and Integration A set of analog and digital electronic cards was developed to process the base band signals from the RF module together with other functions. In this work package, housing for the FLRS sensor was also developed. The FLRS housing constitutes both the chassis for the system and the interface between the antenna and the RF module. The various components of the FLRS were integrated and tested and its final assembly tested.
WP5 – FLRS Algorithm and Software Development In this work package a set of algorithms for spectral processing, target detection and multiple target tracking, target parameter estimation and waveform selection was developed. The real time software for the signal processing, control and communication was also developed.
WP6 – Data Collection Setup and Test Vehicle (Demonstrator) Development Several demonstrator vehicles containing the necessary hardware were constructed for data collection and algorithm validation. FLRS Integration – this work package will integrate and test the various components of the FLRS and test its final assembly. This also includes completing technical tests of the system on demonstrator vehicles, conducting trials and other tests and analysing the results of the short and long term validation tests.
WP7 – Exploitation and Dissemination In this work package a website was constructed. The work package includes an investigation of legal and liability problems as well as analyzing cost benefits and disseminating activities. This work package also involves the development of Dissemination and Use Plan, a Technology Implementation Plan, and the Final Report.
Sequence analysis has identified critical time activities and issues. Milestones were as follows: M1 - Project Design Review at month 8; M2 - Data collection setup and test vehicle (demonstrator) at month 13; M3 - Completion first FLRS prototype at month 20; M4 - Deliver Final Report at month 30. Directory: sites -> default -> files -> project -> documents project -> WeathR: Twitter Perspectives on the Weather documents -> Atlantic Region Climate Change Conference Sept. 14 -16, 2010 project -> Agency’s Project id: gefsec project id: Country project -> Terminal evaluation project -> Universities, Employability and Inclusive Development Download 326.96 Kb. Share with your friends:
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