The Radar Shadow Frequently the air force combat tactic scenarios include a deception of the enemy radar systems. Here we consider a situation where a surveillance radar is illuminating a zone where two aircrafts are approaching. In such a situation, a radar shadow can be utilized to deceive the radar system as it perceives only

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Nov 19, 2018 · Here we consider a situation where a surveillance radar is illuminating a zone where two aircrafts are approaching. In such a situation, a radar shadow can be utilized to deceive the radar system as it perceives only one aircraft approaching a target zone.

The radar horizon is a critical area of performance for aircraft detection systems, defined by the distance at which the radar beam rises enough above the Earth's surface to make detection of a target at the lowest level possible.

A phenomenon in the weather radar when radar energy is unable to penetrate the storm and is attenuated to an extent that there is no return from the storm. A radar shadow can result from an attenuated signal from a nearby storm, masking a larger and more dangerous storm behind.

A tail warning radar, sometimes TW for short, was a short-lived class of aircraft-mounted radar systems used to provide warning of another aircraft approaching from the rear. They were mostly used on World War II bombers, starting with the Monica system fit to Royal Air Force (RAF) heavy bombers starting in June 1942.

The radar shadow frequency method for determining terrain slope information was tested in six regions in the United States where both radar imagery and topographic n~aps were available.