Practical marine radars for ships need to be able to discriminate between two point targets at the same range that are separated by 2.5° or more; also a target bearing accuracy of 1° is required from the complete system. Both these requirements are embodied within IMO’s radar performance ...
a学生们昨天上午有英语课。 正在翻译,请等待...[translate] athe interception range of airborne radar transmissions is greater than the radar range to the submarine,allowing it to submerge before detection 空运雷达传输的拦截范围是大于雷达范围到潜水艇,允许它在侦查之前淹没[translate]...
Full-scale measurements were performed on the Oceanographic Stationary Platform in the Black Sea in the range of incidence angles from 84.0掳 to 87.5掳 at wind velocities from 4 to 19 m/s. Only the conditions of wind waves with no swelling were considered. It is shown that the specific ...
Range measurements made by satellite radar altimeters experience a bias toward the troughs of ocean waves. A series of aircraft flights during February-April 1989 measured this electromagnetic (EM) bias at three radar frequencies and the UV under a variety of wind and wave conditions, and provide...
Example: Simulated radar cross-section of a B-2 aircraft and AGM-86 missiles as a function of aspect angle ( at 10 Ghz and 1 Ghz respectively ) Example: anechoic chamber measurement of a metallic F-117 model at the frequency range from 0.1-2 GHz ...
However, even while the ships are docked in the port, with the help of these radars, the coast guard, VTS and the other authorities can use them to monitor the traffic in the small radar range. Representation image The ship radar has a screen (referred to as the Plan Position Indicator)...
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the effect on radar detection of the sea state, weather and other sources of interference; iv. the possibility that small vessels, ice and other floating objects may not be detected by radar at an adequate range; v. the number, location and movement of vessels detected by radar; vi. the ...
Radar is a wireless technology that uses radio waves to detect the direction, speed, shape, range, and other characteristics of distant objects.