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an agency within the Canadian Department of National Defense, responsi ble for providing leading-edge science and technology to the Canadian Forces. The DRDC Business Development Of ce assists biotech and other industries by privatizing the product of publicly funded research and devel opment, primarily by licensing technologies to commercial rms and by working with the Defense Industrial Research program that partners with industries to develop and commercialize products. Although Canada is second only to the United States in terms of the number of biotech rms, Canadian rms in all areas are on average much smaller than their European or American counterparts. As a reference for comparison, only two Canadian rms have market capitalization in excess of $1 million, compared to 8 rms in Europe and over 30 in the United States. The typical Canadian biotech rm employs fewer than 50 employ ees and is less than 6 years old, according to The Canadian Biotechnology Industry Report 2003, produced by Canadian Biotech News. Furthermore, BIOTECanada reports that the average annual revenue of Canadian biotech rms is $2.5 million, compared to $4 million for European compa nies and over $17 million for companies in the United States. Summary Canada s proximity to the biotech centers of activity in the United States, its large number of biotech rms and federally funded Net works of Centers of Excellence create an environment supportive of sec ondary biotech research, development, and production activities outside of the primary centers in the United States and Europe. Although growth continues to be limited by labor shortages, nancing through venture capital and strategic alliances continues to fuel the biotech sector. The best prospects for growth are in the areas of pharmaceuticals, agricul ture, and medicine.

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In Figs. 5.2.4a and 5.2.4b, we compare the results of the bistatic scattering coefficients respectively obtained from a single realization of rough surface and averaged over 20 realizations of rough surfaces using SDG and PBTGBMIAjCAG for a TE wave. For PBTG-BMIAjCAG, the two grids are used with neg = 10 and ndg = 30. The results obtained by PBTG-BMIAjCAG are almost identical to the SDG results. In Figs. 5.2.5a and 5.2.5b, the comparisons are made for a TM wave which also show that PBTG-BMIAjCAG can give almost the same results as SDG. The comparisons of the surface fields between SDG and PBTG-BMIAjCAG for TE and TM cases are shown in Figs. 5.2.6a and 5.2.6b, respectively. The agreements are good. The emissivities calculated by SDG and PBTG-BMIAjCAG are compared in Table 5.2.1. The emissivities calculated by PBTG-BMIAjCAG are very close to those of SDG for TE and TM waves. The difference of emissivities averaged over 20 realizations between SDG and PBTG-BMIAjCAG is -0.007889 for a TE wave and -0.002933 for a TM wave. This leads to maximum differences of 2.3667 K and 0.8799 K in brightness temperatures, respectively. We also compare the CPU between PBTG-BMIAjCAG, SDG, and SCG. In Table 5.2.2, we give the comparisons of the total CPU and CPU per iteration based on PBTG-BMIAjCAG and single grid methods for one realization. The total CPU of PBTG-BMIAjCAG is slightly larger that of SCG. But the CPU of PBTG-BMIAjCAG is still several times smaller than that of SDG.

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