The National Science Foundation awarded a $1,446,437 Project Grant to the University of Colorado Boulder to support the creation and operation of a National Radio Dynamic Zone prototype at the Hat Creek Radio Observatory. The award, made under the Mathematical and Physical Sciences program (CFDA 47.049), aims to allow future scientific uses of the radio spectrum by implementing prototype hardware and software infrastructure for dynamic spectrum access. The University of California, Berkeley was awarded a subgrant of unspecified amount to analyze and disseminate results from the prototype while supporting its implementation. Berkeley faculty will work with two graduate students on integration of the infrastructure and analysis of findings to advance the goals of the National Radio Dynamic Zone priority and Mathematical and Physical Sciences program.
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