Computer aided radar deployment process ensuring compatibility with existing radio communication systems

New radar deployment or changes in existing posts dislocation may disturb the operation of radio communication systems in a given area. Thus, a decision on a station's dislocation cannot be based solely on an analysis of the needs and advantages resulting from these dislocations but it should a...

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Main Authors: Kolosowski, W., Wnuk, M., Orlinski, B., Dufrene, R.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Electromagnetic analysis
Electromagnetic radiation
Electromagnetic scattering
Electromagnetic spectrum
Military computing
Power generation
Radar equipment
Radio communication
Radio transmitters
Receivers
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Summary:New radar deployment or changes in existing posts dislocation may disturb the operation of radio communication systems in a given area. Thus, a decision on a station's dislocation cannot be based solely on an analysis of the needs and advantages resulting from these dislocations but it should also contain an analysis of their negative impact on the existing electromagnetic environment. This paper presents a concept of applying specialized computer software to support radiolocation stations deployment in territory where radio communication systems are already operating.
DOI:10.1109/MIKON.2002.1017929