Field data services (FDS) proposes a technical feasibility study of newly available solid state lidar sensor chips for detecting migrating anadromous fish in small spawning streams

Ended Project Grant Awarded

Award ID
NA22OAR0210580
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Awarding agency
Obligated
$148,516

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11.021 NOAA Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program
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Essex, MT 59916, USA

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The lidar chip, first introduced in october 2020, uses an invisible infrared laser to measure time-of-flight distances to nearby objects with millimeter accuracy. This tiny computer chip is breakthrough technology that could enable low-cost detection of salmonids as they move over shallow riffles in small and currently unmonitored spawning streams. FDS will build an automated test system for acquiring statistically valid data that characterizes the lidars ability to detect salmonids as they move across a controlled flow tank. The experiments will be designed to define the range of streamflow, depth, weather, lighting and moving target characteristics that can be reliably detected by an array of lidar chips. These tests will determine the commercial feasibility of a small, portable and easily-deployed devic

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Who received award NA22OAR0210580?

NA22OAR0210580 was awarded to Field Data Services LLC by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Department of Commerce) on July 21, 2022.

How much is award NA22OAR0210580 worth?

$148,516 has been obligated on NA22OAR0210580.

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