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The effects subrefractive layers and elevated ducts on airborne radar and ESM.

Authors: Grau, Douglas D.;

The effects subrefractive layers and elevated ducts on airborne radar and ESM.

Abstract

This report is an investigation of the effects of anomalous propagation of radar waves, caused by subrefractive layers and elevated ducts, on aircraft radar performance and possible tactics. A test and evaluation of radar coverage for various environmental scenarios is conducted using the Integrated Refractive Effects Prediction System (IREPS) model. From the results of each scenario, a decision matrix is created and applied as an analysis tool for determining satisfactory flight profiles for a given mission- The findings are discussed from both a radiating and a non-radiating aircraft perspective. Environmental data collected from the Mediterranean Sea and Northern Arabian Sea were analyzed and used to determine the test scenarios.

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http://archive.org/details/theeffectssubref1094521304

Lieutenant, United States Navy

Keywords

anomalous propagation, ducting, subref ractive layers

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