Titlebook: Atmospheric Effects on Radar Target Identification and Imaging; Propagation Effects H. E. G. Jeske Book 1976 D. Reidel Publishing Company,

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Useful Meteorological Parameters for Predicting Signal Behaviorpheric structure ought to be emphasized for analysis of EM signal propagation. Meteorological analysis of atmospheric structure related to the interpretation of EM signals has traditionally been performed using parameters such as the thermodynamic variables temperature, pressure and humidity. In par

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New Developments in the Detection of Atmospheric Structuresucture. Otherwise, atmospheric phenomena may be improperly interpretated or remain unrecognized. For example, the dispute in the early 1960’s whether “radar angels” were caused by insects, birds or atmospheric refractive structures stemmed largely from an inability to view these unexplained echoes w

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Integrated Refractive Effects Prediction System (IREPS)e waveguide-like ducts in which radio energy can be “trapped” and carried to great distances. At times the strength of such anomalous refractive effects can seriously alter the performance of electromagnetic systems. In the case of shipboard surveillance radars, low-flying targets can sometimes be d

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Biosynthese von Mono- und Polysacchariden,range resolution for microwave remote sensing radars; the other used acoustic energy for atmospheric echo sounding (McAllister, 1968). This paper reviews these two new developments in the detection of atmospheric structures.

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Citratcyclus und oxidative Phosphorylierung,al fleet to solve the problem. NELC’s Integrated Refractive Effects Prediction System (IREPS) is being developed to fill this need. A more detailed description of IREPS is given by Hitney and Richter (1976).

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New Developments in the Detection of Atmospheric Structuresrange resolution for microwave remote sensing radars; the other used acoustic energy for atmospheric echo sounding (McAllister, 1968). This paper reviews these two new developments in the detection of atmospheric structures.

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Integrated Refractive Effects Prediction System (IREPS)al fleet to solve the problem. NELC’s Integrated Refractive Effects Prediction System (IREPS) is being developed to fill this need. A more detailed description of IREPS is given by Hitney and Richter (1976).

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