Location
Cocoa Beach
Start Date
4-1964 8:00 AM
Description
Recent low elevation angle space missions have provided a means of detecting random atmospheric propagation noise in range rate difference radar data while tracking a moving target.
The range rate difference data noise increases as the elevation angle approaches the horizon. The noise increases as an approximate function of E esc 2 E down to about 4 degrees elevation and increases less rapidly below 4 degrees.
Atmospheric Noise in Interferometer Radars -Observaf/ons on GE Mod III Tracking System
Cocoa Beach
Recent low elevation angle space missions have provided a means of detecting random atmospheric propagation noise in range rate difference radar data while tracking a moving target.
The range rate difference data noise increases as the elevation angle approaches the horizon. The noise increases as an approximate function of E esc 2 E down to about 4 degrees elevation and increases less rapidly below 4 degrees.
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