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The goals of the SLIIC project are to:
 | Improve
performance/density of data-intensive radar processing by a factor
of at least 100; |
| Demonstrate DIS PIM
technology in the Navy Aegis testbed; and |
| Enable signal
processing superiority. |
The SLIIC project is a team effort between USC/ISI and Lockheed
Martin GES and is funded by the Data Intensive Systems program of
the DARPA Information Technology
Office.
SLIIC is divided into 4 major tasks according to the schedule
below:
Problem Definition
and
Architecture Requirements Specification
| Identify application problem of
fixed parameters |
| Specify data sets or type of data |
| Specify evaluation metrics |
| Specify processing performance
required |
| Specify final success criteria |
Quick Look
| Evaluate COTS PIM technology |
| Select and perform one or more
application demonstration |
| Draw conclusions on potential
impact of advanced DIS technology |
| Provide early feedback on DIS
component architectures |
Go to the Architecture page to see
more detail about the Quick Look board.
Detailed Study
| Specify architecture trade-offs and
component technologies |
| Develop performance models |
| Develop chip-level simulations |
| Evaluate DIS component technologies |
| Develop hardware emulations using
Quick-Look hardware |
Pathfinder Demonstration
| Evaluate DIS component suitability
for hardware demonstrations (including performance and availability,
candidates include DIVA and IRAM) |
| Develop and deliver
high-performance PIM-level demonstration |
| Develop and deliver system-level
demonstration (full performance, reduced scale) |
| Clarify problem definition and
scope of effort required to achieve full-scale demonstration |
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