PHaRLAP is Matlab toolbox for the study and modelling of the propagation of High Frequency (HF) radio waves in the Earth's ionosphere. It provides 2D and fully magneto-ionic 3D numerical ray tracing (NRT) engines, analytical ray tracing (ART) routines and the necessary supporting routines.
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The research conducted by DST generates valuable intellectual property, which we seek to transfer to Australian industry to enhance Australia's defence capabilities and national wealth.
We do this through licence agreements.
This technology transfer has several pay-offs. The Defence organisation benefits from the evolution of sustainable, competitive Australian defence industry capabilities and the savings delivered by improved technology. Australian industry benefits from introduction to new technology and defence markets, the development of spin-off products with civilian applications, and income from domestic sales and exports. DST benefits through experience gained during the widespread application of its technology, enabling it to enhance its research base.
For further information, contact our Technology Partnerships Office.
Technology opportunities

DST operates the Jindalee Operational Radar Network (JORN) which is composed of three High Frequency (HF) over-the-horizon radars located around Australia.

Source IP is an IP Australia initiative to facilitate innovation and commercialisation by providing a means for public sector patent holders to signal their licensing intent and promote their key areas of technology within a single platform.



Janus is a C++ interpreter that interfaces between aircraft flight vehicle mathematical models and aircraft datasets
