zeuscane
2013-08-19, 11:29 PM
Wind turbines located near radar installations can significantly interfere with a radar’s ability to detect its intended targets.
In order to better understand and mitigate the adverse effects of wind turbines on radar, the government and wind farm community
need tools that can be used to analyze the radar returns from wind turbines.
We have a technical paper presented at MILCOM that discusses how interference from wind turbines is predicted using XGtd.
Results of the analysis are used to calculate the bistatic radar cross section and Doppler shift from two blade orientations.
33448
B.R.
zeuscane
In order to better understand and mitigate the adverse effects of wind turbines on radar, the government and wind farm community
need tools that can be used to analyze the radar returns from wind turbines.
We have a technical paper presented at MILCOM that discusses how interference from wind turbines is predicted using XGtd.
Results of the analysis are used to calculate the bistatic radar cross section and Doppler shift from two blade orientations.
33448
B.R.
zeuscane