GNU RADIO/USRP SYSTEM TRAINING

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Software Development Training for the Universal Software Radio
Peripheral (USRP) Software Defined Radio Platform

W7714-145909
Duret, Greg
Telephone:  819-956-0149
E-mail:  Gregory.Duret@tpsgc-pwgsc.gc.ca

The Cyber Operations and Signals Warfare (COSW) section at
Defence Research & Development Canada (DRDC) Ottawa provides
scientific advice and engineering expertise to the Canadian
Armed Forces.  The COSW section employs various Software Defined
Radio (SDR) platforms to conduct research and demonstrate signal
processing concepts and techniques.  Several versions of the
USRP platform have been purchased and utilized in support of the
research program.  

DRDC has a requirement for one (1) week of software development
training for the USRP Software Defined Radio  (SDR) platform, to
increase skills, knowledge and to broaden the user community.
DRDC will provide the training facility at DRDC Ottawa, 3701
Carling Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario. 
		
The period of the Contract is from March 24, 2014 to March 28,
2014 

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