Article | REF: TE6678 V1

Surface Radars - Civil and Coastal Radars

Authors: Philippe BILLAUD, Nathalie COLIN, Guy DESODT, Michel MORUZZIS, Marc VAN LANDEGHEM

Publication date: August 10, 2014

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5. Conclusion

For over fifty years, air traffic control has relied on radar to locate aircraft. A major evolution is underway, shifting this mission from radar to satellites. This evolution is the subject of work in the United States (NextGen) and Europe (Sesar, Eurocontrol).

  • All this work is helping to shape the future of surveillance systems along three main lines:

    • the emergence of new radar systems that integrate meteorological information to optimize traffic flow;

    • for cooperative surveillance, gradual transition from radar (SSR and SSR mode S) to dependent (ADS-B) and non-dependent (WAM) systems;

    • for non-cooperative surveillance, transition from the current monostatic radar systems (PSR) to their multistatic version (MSPSR), either active...

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