Passive/Active Radar: Links to Other Resources
ATR Theory
Passive and/or Low-Frequency Radar
- Story on ABC news website
(also appeared on "World News Tonight") -
interesting and well-written, although somewhat sensationalized
- The
Manastash Ridge Radar at the Univ. of Washington
uses commercial FM radio broadcasts. It is part of
Prof.
John Sahr's
Radar Remote
Sensing Laboratory.
- The French organization
ONERA
appears to be investigating
passive radar. One particular sentence caught my eye: "Experiments
were carried out on
digital TV transmitters, which improve position-detection performance."
- A company called
Avtec seems to be working on passive radar (their systems
appears to be very much like Silent Sentry - unfortunately, few details are
available on the Avtec website beyond some pretty pictures)
-
FGAN, the German Research Institute for High Frequency Physics and
Radar Techniques,
also seems to be working on passive radar, but again, there's not many
details...
-
Meteor
shower observations at VHF frequencies (added 8/6/00)
Computational Electromagnetics
CAD Modeling Technology
CAD Models
General Radar
ISAR
Bistatic Radar
Television & Radio
Aircraft Designs
- McDonnell-Douglas A-12 Avenger II - A remarkable looking aircraft which,
alas, never flew. It's a fascinating stealth design.
The A-12 program cut by Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney (now President
of the U.S.) in the largest
program termination in
the history of the DOD. Many lawsuits followed on all sides. Turned out
to be a very messy affair...
- Dassault Falcon Aircraft
- Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk
- Northrop B-2
-
B-2 page at American Fighters and Bombers page
Last updated 6/14/01. Send comments or questions to
lanterma@ifp.uiuc.edu.