SRC develops satellite and land mobile radio communications and antenna prototype systems — and evaluates future satellite systems and generates future satellite studies.

SRC designs air surveillance radar for both manned and unmanned platforms.

SRC’s Electronic Warfare Integrated Reprogramming Database, or also know as EWIRDB, analysis and support is guided by a six-step approach and meets National Ground Intelligence requirements.

The SR Hawk radar is a leader in mobile ground surveillance. Its state-of-the-art design provides a virtually impenetrable web of motion detection — no matter the weather conditions.

Man-portable battlefield radar systems have been developed by SRC for detection and tracking of ground vehicles, personnel and helicopters.

Evaluated data relevant to estimating the bioavailability of metals in humans including cadmium bioavailability, cadmium bioavailability in food and water, and lead bioavailability.

The Chemical Pointer File contains important pointers for more than 25,000 chemical substances.

Used by international practitioners and policymakers, Chemrank is our electronic forum for discussing everything relative to chemicals.

SRC’s team, led by certified program engineers, focuses on the effective procurement and development of complex systems.

The U.S. Army CREW Duke system was developed to provide U.S. forces critical, life-saving protection against a wide-range of low- and high-power RCIED threats.

A cornerstone of SRC radar development, our Custom Digital Signal Processors are now in their sixth generation.

SRC has vast experience in Data Mining applications (i.e. Knowledge-Discovery tools), which allow for the automatic query of large volumes of data to discover patterns.

SRC specializes in providing mission-critical data networks for members of the intelligence community.

This small, self-contained system provides automatic detection, discrimination and measurement of electronic countermeasures signals.

The Environmental Fate Data Base computerized database allows rapid access to available fate data, identifies gaps in information, and provides a data source for degradability of chemicals.

SRC chemists work with government and industrial scientists to design chemical manufacturing processes that significantly reduce contamination, improving both the health of our citizens and the environment.

SRC designs and implements advanced chemical systems databases allowing efficient processing and data retrieval.

Since our first estimation program in 1988, SRC has worked to create more robust applications that are easier to use.

SRC researches, develops and manufactures electronic systems to support a wide-range of applications.

SRC provides full lifecycle support for all of our systems, including depot maintenance. EWIRDB Training provides educational courses packed with the kind of practical, usable information needed every day on the job.

Query intelligence sources, and distribute threat products over secured networks with rapid access to a wide-variety of information to produce timely and accurate threat information.

SRC strives to reduce the risk associated with chemical substances by using benign materials to prevent pollution.

SRC scientists evaluate, assess, and analyze single chemicals and chemical mixtures — and have prepared assessments on several thousand chemicals.

SRC develops sophisticated algorithms and applications to streamline the processing of extremely large data sets (i.e., terabytes).

SRC goes above and beyond the average IA authority by continuing support and ensuring the information assurance program keeps pace with business and technology changes.

SRC seeks to ultimately enhance the client’s overall business processes and help implement a thorough, personalized program that serves as the foundation for all other IA activities.

SRC identifies "best of breed" IA products that satisfy each organization’s protection needs and performs testing and evaluation to confirm that the appropriate protection is achieved.

Estimating IA risk is imperative to responsibly addressing information threats and vulnerabilities and helping determine the sensitivity, criticality and life-span of corporate information.

SRC conducts IO operational integration to meet unique customer needs — including supporting strategic analysis and evaluating technical capabilities.

SRC provides expert IO operations and planning support to build integrated IO and special IO plans.

SRC’s IO provides comprehensive planning and policy support, from the development of scenarios to the approval of procedures.

SRC’s expert support programs are soundly integrated and employed in the plans and operations of combatant commanders.

SRC offers several training packages for STO planners, executives and staff planners.

The ISE Model was developed by SRC for use in childhood lead risk assessments.

SRC engineers build large integrated communications and Command and Control systems with rigorous and innovative approaches that provide fresh solutions and insight.

The LCMR system provides continuous 360 degree surveillance and detects and locates mortar firing positions by tracking the mortar shell to the weapon it was fired from.

SRC sophisticated models accurately reflect the design/details of a system, and we provide live support for simulations.

The multi-int simulation technology runs virtual experiments and collects data for systems that won’t be deployed for many years.

SRC supplies the technical support to populate electronic warfare databases.

This database contains chemical structures, names, and physical properties for more than 41,000 chemicals.

SRC has a history of developing, researching, constructing, testing and fielding new prototype systems.

Our scientists develop new approaches to complex assessments and assist the EPA in developing guidelines for assessing risks.

SRC has been working on solutions to support advanced Signals Intelligence exploitation techniques.

The SMILECAS Database contains SMILES notations, chemical names and CAS numbers for 103,000 compounds.

The Solvents Database was developed to assist in the identification of alternative solvents.

SRC is developing a wide-range of special communications and has a long history in the development and demonstration of these applications.

SRC provides expert advice to combatant commanders developing plans for review and approval by the President or the secretary of defense.

With a discussion group of more than 500 users worldwide, this electronic mailing list was created for generating discussions related to toxicology.

The Toxic Substance Control Act Test Submission Database is a central system for the collection, maintenance and dissemination of information on unpublished technical reports.