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The Signal Processing and Applied Mathematics Research Group at the  (NNSS) teamed up with ²ÝÝ®ÊÓƵ (ERAU) to collaborate on a research project under the framework of MAA  with challenge to make a recommendation about whether to use a technique, used in the air quality industry, called Mie scattering, and repurpose this method to measure particle sizes that are emitted from a metal surface when it's shocked by explosives.

Using simulated data derived from Mie scattering theory and existing codes provided by NNSS students validated the simulated measurement system. The construction data procedure was implemented with an additional choice of discretization technique: randomly distributed particle radii and incrementally discretized particle radii. The critical regions of sensors position were determined.

Support for this project is provided by funded by the National Science Foundation ().

Major outcomes:

• Team presented results at as poster presentation
• Results were presented at ERAU campus show case
• Results were presented at
• Clayton Birchenough got internship with for Summer 2017 and Summer 2018
  Results were published in:
  
• Tilden Roberson got CO-OP with for fall 2017
• Tilden Roberson is currently pursuing his Master Degree at ERAU
• Joao Rocha Belmonte got internship in Germany with for fall 2017
• Joao Rocha Belmonte is currently pursuing his Master Degree at ERAU
• Clayton Birchenough won 2nd place for poster presentation at