The Department of Defense (DOD) is seeking proposals for the topic "All-Aspect Maritime Automatic Target Recognition" as part of their SBIR 24.2 Annual solicitation. The Navy branch is specifically interested in this topic. The objective is to develop a method that utilizes large shipboard radar antenna systems to classify combatants at long range, regardless of the aspect angle. The technology being solicited is Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar (ISAR), which is used to generate ISAR images for ship classification. The Navy requires compensation for relative motion between the airborne radar and the ship, and this topic aims to exploit the ISAR return from rotating radar antennas to provide information on the ship's position, rotation rate, and antenna configuration. The research will address ship type separability, identify additional ISAR-based features, and develop a feature database to support classification. The project will have a Phase I and Phase II, with the potential for classified work in Phase II. The Phase III application includes integrating the exploitation tool set with an ISAR capable radar and demonstrating its effectiveness using live data. The technology has potential applications in civilian and private organizations responsible for maritime traffic monitoring and scheduling. The project duration is not specified, but interested parties can find more information and submit proposals on the grants.gov website.