Abstract: Radar technology has been a cornerstone of numerous applications, from aviation to meteorology, offering invaluable capabilities for object detection and tracking. Traditional radar systems, ...

Kurt Schab with the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department has received a $25,000 award from Raytheon Company. Kurt Schab with the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department has received a ...

JACKSON — Efforts to allow Mississippi sheriff's departments to use radar for speed law enforcement have failed in the State Legislature, reports indicated this week. Two bills were introduced to the ...

LYON—As an Air Algérie-operated Boeing 737-800 was landing at Lyon Saint Exupéry airport in September 2002, a KLM Embraer E175 was taking off, creating an unsafe loss of separation that the airport’s ...

The SkyTEM 304M System is lifted into the air by a helicopter for its second of three calibration flights at Meadow Lake Airport on June 8, 2023. near Peyton, Co., on June 8. The system will scan El ...

The federal government has picked two companies to replace 612 radar systems nationwide that date back to the 1980s as part of a multibillion-dollar overhaul of the nation's air traffic control system ...

Japan and China remain locked in a blame game, with Japan complaining that China did not provide enough information on a Chinese military exercise that led to an alleged use of fire-control radar ...

Abstract: This project aims to develop an automated missile detection and elimination system. It identifies missiles traveling in various directions and engages them through an autonomous destruction ...

I built a mini radar system using Arduino UNO, HC-SR04 Ultrasonic Sensor, and SG90 Servo Motor, paired with a JavaScript-based visualization dashboard 🖥️. The servo sweeps from 0° to 180°, collecting ...

What is the true value of a policy project? For governments tasked with improving citizens’ lives while spending taxpayers’ money responsibly, this is no mere academic question. It lies at the heart ...

The U.S. has spent half again as much (nearly $3 billion) on radar as on atomic bombs. As a military threat, either in combination with atomic explosives or as a countermeasure, radar is probably as ...