Attachment_B_Abstract_Summary_Slide_Template.pptx

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Beyond Linear Processing (BLiP)
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This document contains an abstract summary slide template and information about a related federal contract opportunity. The opportunity, titled Beyond Linear Processing (BLiP), is an applied research program organized by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency to perform studies, design, development, and prototyping to improve radar performance through non-linear and iterative signal processing techniques. DARPA is soliciting proposals to develop novel approaches in iterative and non-linear signal processing, non-repetitive waveforms and processing, multi-hypothesis track-before-detect and main-beam interference mitigation. The abstract summary slide template provides a structure for organizations to describe the key risks, technical approach, and team for efforts under the BLiP program in response to solicitation number HR001123S0008.

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Abstract Title Organization Name(s); Technical POC Name(s) Provide graphic.

Describe the key risks of the effort and mitigation/development approach

Describe the technical approach to meet the program and performer-defined metrics Describe the team and responsibilities

HR001123S0008

Beyond Linear Processing (BLiP) BAA Abstract Summary Slide Template Source Selection Information – see FAR 2.101 & 3.104

CONCEPT

RISKS

TEAM

APPROACH

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