Affordable, Real-Time, 3-D Avian Radar Networks for Centralized North American Bird Advisory Systems

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[edit] Author(s)

  • Weber, P.
  • Nohara, T.J.
  • Gauthreaux Jr., S.

[edit] Source

Presented at Bird Strike, Vancouver, BC. 2005.

[edit] Keywords

avian radar network bird tracking detection probabilities automated strike real-time advisory BASH aircraft

[edit] Abstract

Affordable avian radar systems are being developed for Natural Resource Management (NRM) and bird aircraft strike hazard (BASH) applications. Recently [I], the authors have reported on mobile avian radar system requirements and on a system design that is state-of-the-art. In the present paper, the system design of a single avian radar is expanded in scope to address 3-D avian radar networks. These are essential to fully realize an affordable yet high-performance North American bird advisory system. The proposed avian radar network design includes antenna, transceiver and signal processor designs for the avian radar sensor, network design, sensor integration, and system operation and control from an operations center.

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