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Mayville described the response as "a passive radar" that did not pose a threat.
The probe will also carry a special radar that can penetrate the moon's icy shell.
This orbiter featured a special radar that would allow it to scan below the surface.
Life-detection radar is a novel kind of radar that combines the technology of radar and biomedical engineering.
GKSS carries on a 95-GHz cloud radar that is often used during international field campaigns.
The Grímsvötn eruption in May 2011 was monitored by two radar instruments; the fixed C-band radar at Keflavík International Airport and a mobile X-band radar that was deployed near to the volcano during the eruption (Petersen et al. 2012).
Despite significant advances in radar applications for snowpack characterization, a low-cost, low-power consuming radar that can be reliably applied in remote locations is presently lacking.
At the meeting, Frick and her colleagues described a new Web portal, called Surveillance Of Aeroecology using weather Radar, that makes using radar data much easier for biologists.
His audience was important because Denmark governs Greenland, the site of an American missile-warning radar that Washington would also certainly seek to upgrade as part of its missile defense plan.
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