Engineer Research and Development Center
Bio-inspiration, paddlefish, and Soldiers – what’s the connection?
Oct. 12, 2012, VICKSBURG, Miss.--Researchers at EL, GSL, ITL, and Mississippi State University are teaming to evaluate paddlefish rostrum strength, hydrodynamics and electrical detection properties for possible uses in body and vehicle armor, ship design and sensor arrays.
ERDC’s 2012 USACE Innovation of the Year Winner – MICA Expands its focus
Sept. 13, 2012, DETROIT, Mich. -- The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) 2012 Innovation of the Year winner is ERDC’s Mobile Information Collection Application (MICA), used originally for Mississippi River flood field data collection and transmission is now helping Detroit City, Mich., catalog vacant homes for demolition.
CRREL Blows Snow for Deere
Sept. 5, 20012, HANOVER, N.H. — John Deere is looking at making some changes to one of its product lines and is performing research at ERDC-CRREL.
ERDC Participates in Joint Logistics Exercise
Aug. 31, 2012, FORT STORY, Va. -- Dr. Jimmy Fowler from CHL and Dr. Joseph Padula from GSL recently traveled to the U.S. Army Joint Expeditionary Base, Fort Story, Va., to participate in the Joint Logistics Over the Shore 2012, an annual joint exercise sponsored by the U.S. Transportation Command. The exercise demonstrates the real-world capability of the Department of ...
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New York University Seeks out Scallops at CRREL
July 3, 2012, HANOVER, N.H. – ERDC Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory’s (CRREL) flume in the Ice Engineering Facility was center stage for two weeks in May, as the National Science Foundation sponsored New York University’s (NYU) research into the phenomena of ice scallops. The project used the refrigerated bottom of the flume, which is believed to be the only venue with such a capability in the United States.
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CRREL and TEC hold Exploiting Sensing for Patterns work
July 27, 2012, HANOVER, N.H. – ERDC’s Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory and Topographic Engineering Center recently held the first of a series of coordinated experiments under the Exploiting Sensing for Patterns work unit within the Geospatial Research and Engineering focus area.
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CAD/BIM Technology Center
The CAD/BIM Technology Center coordinates the use of CAD and BIM activities for facilities, infrastructure, and environment within the DoD, other participating governmental agencies, and the private sector.
Read More...- CRREL hosts visit of advanced studies group
- EL’s Webb earns USACE “Supervisor of the Year” title
- USMA Cadet Assists CRREL with Snow Roads
- ESB’s Punt upgrades CRREL’s Cool Robot
- Palmer-Moloney sees deployment as a benefit to ERDC
- TEC tests mast-mounted LiDAR for deployable force protection at MSCoE/CBITEC Forward Operating Base
- CRREL Blows Snow for Deere
- TEC’s Tischler Receives NSF Antarctica Service Medal
- Ferguson Named Technical Director of Military Environmental Engineering and Sciences
- CHL uses High-Res Acoustical Camera to See Scour at Navigation Infrastructure
- GSL technical staff provides pre-deployment training to Pacific Ocean Division
- Fowler Lauded by Army
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CRREL geophysicist and program co-chief scientist leads discovery of Arctic phytoplankton bloomJuly 20, 2012, BEAUFORT and CHUKCHI SEAS, Arctic Ocean – A team of scientists supported by NASA’s ICESCAPE (Impacts of Climate on the Eco-Systems and Chemistry of the Arctic Pacific Environment) program in 2011 discovered and documented a massive phytoplankton bloom beneath fully consolidated sea ice in the Arctic.
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