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Physics 1978 University of Pennsylvania |
| M.S.
Physics 1980 University of Pennsylvania |
| Ph.D.
Electrical Engineering 2001 University of California, San Diego |
| Physics-based
signal processing, propagation modeling, inverse problems, acoustic
communications Paul is a physicist/electrical engineer working on research problems in underwater acoustics. At Lockheed-Martin from 1980 to 1999, Paul worked on ASW applications on P3/S3 platforms. While at Lockheed, and later SAIC (1999 on), Paul obtained a doctorate in electrical engineering from UCSD. At SAIC, Paul worked on a number of ONR-funded research initiatives, including adjoint models, acoustic communications, biologically-inspired sonar, marine mammal tracking, and high-frequency tracking. Paul joined HLS Research in late 2004. |
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