Tag: Radar
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Aaronia AG to Showcase Advanced Real-Time Spectrum Analysis Solutions at Satellite 2026
Aaronia AG, a German specialist in real-time spectrum analysis and market leader in drone detection, will showcase its latest product portfolio at Satellite 2026 in Washington, D.C., taking place from March 23–26 and bringing together experts from the aerospace and satellite industries. At booth A2947, Aaronia will present its latest USB real-time spectrum analyzers, professional…
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Dawn Aerpspace’s Suborbital Spaceplane Completes Radar Tracking Test with DSTO
Dawn Aerospace is proud to announce the success of DARTE — the Dawn Aerospace Radar Tracking Experiment. This was a joint mission involving NZDF | Defence Science & Technology (DST), the New Zealand Defence Force, the Royal New Zealand Navy, and Dawn Aerospace’s suborbital spaceplane, Aurora. The trial evaluated the radar’s ability to detect and…
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Studying Volcanoes and Earthquakes with Synthetic Aperture Radar
For over three decades, Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) has been a popular choice for Earth remote sensing. With its high resolution and day-and-night/weather-agnostic monitoring, SAR is utilized in an array of applications – ranging from geoscience and climate research to environmental and Earth system observation, from 2-D and 3-D mapping to 4-D mapping (involving the…
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SpaceX launches Radarsat constellation, with booster returning for foggy landing
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket rises above the fog surrounding California’s Vandenberg Air Force Base, sending three Canadian radar-sensing satellites spaceward. (SpaceX via YouTube) A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket rose out of California’s coastal fog today to send three radar-sensing satellites into orbit for the Canadian government. Little could be seen from the ground when the…
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Weather, Range and Radar Issues Identified in STS-126 IFA Review
As KSC engineers prepare for a much deserved break over the Christmas and New Year’s holiday, several ongoing investigations and actions are taking place as a result of the STS-126 In-Flight Anomaly (IFA) review conducted last week. Hearing presentations from the Space Shuttle Program (SSP) Flight Operations and Integration (FO&I) office and the Eastern Range,…