APT’s Software Development team has extensive experience developing web-based and desktop products, and embedded software, ranging from engineering to business solutions for a variety of industries and the government, including mechanical engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering, plant design, geographic information systems, computer-aided design, aviation and missile defense, safety analysis and risk assessment, and B2C. The team’s experience spans all phases of product lifecycle, from requirements to design to implementation to deployment, specializing in object-oriented, multi-tier software architecture; web-based and database-driven applications; embedded programming; workflow and usability; user-interface design; internationalization.
Capabilities
- Software is developed using best industry and SEI practices
- Development of user friendly tools
- Range Test Scheduling System (RTSS)
- Safety Assessment for Explosives Risk (SAFER)
- IME Safety Analysis for Risk (IMESAFR)
- Ground Risk Model (GRM-WSMR)
- Debris Risk Assessment (DebRA)
- Analysis of Death and Injuries Resulting from Explosions (DIRE) for providing personnel protection
- Test planning, flight dynamics
- Software Verification and Validation (V&V)
Accomplishments
- Designed and developed a web-based tool used to schedule range activities (RTSS)
- Designed and developed a risk-based explosives safety software model (SAFER)
- Selected to develop an advanced test planning and analysis tool for WSMR
- Served as independent evaluator of analytical software
IMESAFR
Institute of Makers of Explosives Safety Analysis for Risk
IMESAFR is a probabilistic risk assessment tool used to calculate risk to personnel from explosives facilities. This tool is a supplement to the longstanding American Table of Distances (ATD). Whereas, ATD provides a level of safety based on explosives quantity and distance, IMESAFR determines a level of safety based upon risk. In addition to explosives quantity and distance, IMESAFR uses the donor structure, the activity at the donor, and the structure of the exposed sites to determine the level of safety.…more
RTSS
Range Test Scheduling System
RTSS is a fully web-based range scheduling tool that allows users to request time and support organization resources in order to conduct tests on ranges. All users have visibility of range schedules weeks or months in advance. View the RTSS demo here.
SAFER
Safety Assessment For Explosives Risk
SAFER performs quantitative risk analysis to determine risk to people from a potential explosion site by conducting a sequential calculation of probability of event, explosives effects, and personnel exposure. SAFER can be used to assess the risks to people in inhabited building distance, public traffic route, and intraline distance scenarios…more
GRM
Ground Risk Model
GRM simulates worst case trim turns from a nominal trajectory followed by flight termination. Modeled turns are based on the Range Safety Officer response time and maximum vehicle capability. Debris fragments are propagated to impact or aircraft altitudes and hazard footprints are developed for each time increment. Casualty expectation is computed for each population center/asset within the hazard area and total mission risks from malfunctions are determined.
DIRE
Analysis of Death and Injuries Resulting from Explosions
DIRE uses state-of-the-art consequence modeling to determine the optimal location of explosive facilities in order to ensure minimal loss of life and structural damage should an accident occur. With the ability to input variable factors such as explosives distance and quantity, on a variety of different structures, DIRE provides a user-friendly tool for finding valuable hazard information…more
Customers
WSMR, DDESB, YPG, Navy, NASA, Marine Corps, AFSC, & IME.
Download the Software Development & Modeling Brochure.
APT Point of Contact
Mike Wesoloski, 256.327.3373
aptinfo@apt-research.com