Public records show the firm as having been disssolved on November 1, 2013. Fairly active in the SBIR arena, management had described the firm as a research entity developing sensors and detection equipment for the geological and oceanographic fields of science. Fields of interest for Radio-Hydro-Physics had included: Radar Research, Development, Test & Evaluation; Earthquake Prediction; Tsunami early warning; Ocean hydrodynamics; Atmospheric turbulence modeling; Optical sensor Research, Development, Test & Evaluation; Anti-submarine warfare; MRI system development; Signal processing; Ionospheric modeling as well as EMP threat modeling.