The author describes his experiences in the early days in radar, working on a radar landing system called ground control approach (GCA). He discusses for the disparity between the short time from conception to worldwide deployment of that system and today's 10- to 15-year cycle, as well as GCA's high (100%) availability, and identifies the factors responsible. The author goes on to argue that the radar community has a history of overselling what radar can do. He forecasts future trends and concludes with a few things he has learned over the years.<>
Three R's of radar: recollections, remonstrances, and ruminations
IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine ; 4 , 8 ; 18-25
1989-08-01
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Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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