Radar and Tracking Research
Norcontrol IT has become the majority shareholder in Norwegian radar technology company Applied Radar Physics (ARP), which has been involved in radar technology for over 15 years and is located...
Norcontrol IT has become the majority shareholder in Norwegian radar technology company Applied Radar Physics (ARP), which has been involved in radar technology for over 15 years and is located...
All over the world, surveyors are opting for UAV technologies to advance coastal mapping services. VBW Weight GmbH from Germany and RASA Surveying from the Philippines are professional service providers...
Shore-based marine radar techniques have recently proved to be an excellent tool for monitoring erosion and accretion in the dynamic nearshore area through repeated and automated large-area surveys. The ability...
A group of companies recently came together to conduct an offshore multibeam survey of the anchorage near the entrance to Boston Harbor using an autonomous vessel. The surge in autonomous...
The research group lead by Prof. Dante Figueroa from the University of Concepcion in Chile, has reported that their WERA radar system was able to capture the signal of the...
Northrop Grumman Corporation’s Sperry Marine business unit has introduced a new multi-mode navigation radar system for commercial ships, designed to enhance the radar operator’s situational awareness, particularly in inclement weather,...
On 29 May 2017, a “mini tsunami” hit the Dutch coast with a flood wave of more than 2m high which swept away beach chairs, boats and parasols. Thanks to the...
As part of the Research Council of Norway-funded DeepRift project led by Rob Gawthorpe at the Department of Earth Science, University of Bergen (UiB), an international group of scientists is...
After a successful three-month trial deployment with a local authority, Marlan Maritime Technologies has announced the launch of SYNOPTIC for radar-based nearshore morphological monitoring. It provides a unique solution for...
Scientists have gathered in the Italian 'floating city' of Venice this week to talk about radar altimetry: measuring the heights of the global sea surface, freshwater bodies, land and ice...
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