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$3.4 Million Awarded
General Instrument For
Spares/Support Equipment
General Instrument Corpora- tion's Defense Systems Group re- cently announced that their Gov- ernment Systems Division received a $3.4-million award from a foreign nation for spares and support equipment for their ALR-606(V)2
ESM System.
The fully automatic ALR- 606(V)2 ESM System performs over-the-horizon electronic surveil- lance and targeting while simulta- neously providing radar warning for self-protection. It is capable of oper- ating in a variety of maritime patrol scenarios, handling high signal den- sities encompassing various com- plex signal types and modes, and detecting low probability of inter- cept emitters.
General Instrument's Defense
Systems Group is comprised of four divisions specializing in the devel- opment, production, and support of various defense electronic systems for the U.S. and international air, ground and naval forces.
The Government Systems Divi- sion and Dalmo Victor Division are leading manufacturers of radar warning systems and surveillance and targeting systems, complement- ing each other. The Undersea Sys- tems Division is the foremost sup- plier of multi-beam bathymetric sonar mapping products to the free world, and Northern Scientific Lab- oratory is an important supplier of frequency measuring receivers uti- lized in the electronic defense in- dustry.
For more information and free lit- erature,
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New Simple, Easy-To-Use
Hydrostatics Program
From Concurrent Systems
Concurrent Systems, Arlington,
Va., is releasing a new hydrostatics program for personal computers.
The Naval Architectural Problem
Oriented Language (NAPOL) will perform the following calculations: hydrostatic curves of form; trim lines; longitudinal strength; flooda- ble length; limiting drafts; damaged stability; damaged statical stability; intact stability; cross curves; intact stability in waves; and subdivision index.
According to Concurrent Sys- tems, the program is simple to use.
An input file is made up of readable commands which can be understood by a naval architect who is not familiar with NAPOL. The hull is defined by station offsets and apen- dages. The apendages themselves may be built from offsets, providing multiple hull capability. Compart- ments are bounded by the hull, bulkheads, decks or compartment offsets. Input and output can be in the units selected (American, Met- ric, or Imperial).
In addition to the textual output for each calculation, the following graphical outputs can be generated:
October, 1989 55 body plan; isometric view; hydros- tatic curves of form; longitudinal strength; and floodable length.
One unique calculation option available in this commercial pack- age estimates the IMO subdivision index as laid out in the Department of Transportation document 46
CFR Ch.l "Dry Cargo Ship Subdivi- sion and Damage Stability; Advance
Notice of Proposed Rulemaking."
This option calculates the subdivi- sion index for compartment groups of up to four subdivisions and pro- vides an accumulative subdivision contribution for a given draft.
To provide compatibility with the
U.S. Navy program SHCP, there is an input translator and where possi- ble the output is also formatted to look like SHCP.
The program runs on a PC, XT,
AT, 386 or compatible and when available can take advantage of a math co-processor. Graphics can be produced in CGA high or low resolu- tion or in EGA or Hercules modes.
For hardcopy graphics a range of plotters can be driven including those using HPGL.
NAPOL is available in two ver- sions, with and without co-processor support. Priced at $225, this pro- vides a personal computer program that outperforms many more expen- sive mainframe programs.
For additional information on
NAPOL from Concurrent Systems,
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The Greek Shipowners Association for Passenger Ships
The Shipowners Union of International Lines
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