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OpCoast Completes Army SBIR

April 2010 — OpCoast completes its SNEAK (Sensor/Network Electronic Attack Kit) software project for the US Army, RDECOM/CERDEC I2WD Fusion and Modeling Division, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey under SBIR contract W15P7T-07-C-H407. SNEAK, patents pending, features GPGPU (general purpose graphics processing unit) accelerated RF propagation computation, SNEAK provides physically-realistic analysis of RF sensors and jammers for dynamic scenarios that occur within complex urban and other forms of terrain. Accurate models for sensors, jammers and noise sources of several types can move throughout a mission scene, change their operating states, and interact in a ray-traced propagation environment. Jammer effectiveness is computed in terms of noise to signal power and also for bit rate for various modulation schemes. .