GROUND RADAR
Radar Glossary
Radar — Ground Radar
Information on Ground Radar
Ground radar is used to observe targets either
on the surface of the earth, or airborne targets.
A ground
radar is often physically larger and heavier than
an airborne radar because it is not subject to the
same pressures as a system mounted in an aircraft. Additional
size can lead directly to better performance in some radar
components, such as a radar antenna.
Other topics in our resources on Radar related to Ground Radar include:
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