Try living in the real world: the importance of experimental radar systems and data collection trials

D. Greig, C. Clemente, M. Antoniou, M. Jahangir, D. Coe, D. A. Robertson, M. Ritchie

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Abstract

While simulations of increasingly high fidelity are an important tool in radar science, experimentation is still needed as a source of validation for simulation, to explore complex phenomena which cannot be accurately simulated and ultimately in turning theory and simulation into a real world system with real world applications. Experimental systems can range from laboratory based, installations on the ground with limited fields of view all the way up to flying demonstrators which may be prototypes for radar products. In this paper we will discuss the importance of experimentation in the development of radar science and radar products with examples of systems used by a sub-set of the members of the UK EMSIG.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)459-464
Number of pages6
JournalIET Conference Proceedings
Volume2022
Issue number17
Early online date2 Mar 2023
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 13 May 2024
EventRadar 2022, International Conference on Radar Systems - Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Duration: 24 Oct 202227 Oct 2022
https://radar2022.theiet.org

Keywords

  • simulation
  • experimentation
  • development

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