Steve Nolan, left, who manages many ORNL facilities for United Cleanup Oak Ridge, and Carl Dukes worked closely together to accommodate bringing members of the public into the Oak Ridge Reservation to collect distant images from overhead for the BRIAR biometric recognition project. Credit: Carlos Jones/ORNL, U.S. Dept. of Energy

‘The answer could be yes’

ORNL researchers are demonstrating an automation system for this portable system, currently based in Colorado, for treatment of non-traditional water sources to drinking water standards. Credit: Tzahi Cath/Colorado School of Mines

With automated treatment, affordable water from nontraditional sources can flow to underserved communities

Ryan Kerekes

Anti-poaching camera sensors adapted for recognizing individual vehicles

RF and Intelligent Systems

RF and Intelligent Systems

Develops algorithms and intelligent sensor systems to collect and analyze data from RF signals and other sensing modalities. Performs standards-based testing of instrumentation systems for internal and external customers using NVLAP-accredited facilities and equipment.