Marine radar today—a review
Marine radar today—a review
- Author(s): A. Harrison
- DOI: 10.1049/ree.1977.0026
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Volume 47, Issue 4,
April 1977,
p.
177 – 183
DOI: 10.1049/ree.1977.0026 , Print ISSN 0033-7722, Online ISSN 2054-037X
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The different units making up a marine radar installation are first described, with particular emphasis on the display, where the greatest variety of design has recently appeared. System aspects are then discussed, especially the clutter problem, as well as reliability and maintenance.
Inspec keywords: radar displays; radar equipment; marine systems; reviews
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