SkyRadar Blog

Radar cross-section (RCS) is the cross section of an object as seen by a radar. A larger RCS indicates that an object is more easily detected.

In this video we show how the CFAR can help to display targets clearly in the radar scopes (A-Scopes and PPI).

The video gives a quick introduction into SkyRadar's VOR section in the NavAids simulator, made for ATSEP and ATCO personnel in civil aviation.

This video gives a short presentation on the display of polar beam patterns in SkyRadar's NavAids simulator at the example of the CSB Course Beam Pattern.

In the following video, we present SkyRadar's NavAids simulator. The video gives insight into the ILS module, the DME section and VOR.

SkyRadar's NavAids simulator is the ATCO's and ATSEP's qualification tool to using and servicing the airports' Instrument Landing Systems, Distance Measuring Equipment and VOR.

Outbreaks such as Corona, or in recent years Ebola and Measles have raised concerns regarding the spread of diseases worldwide within a short time-frame. In addition, crew and passengers are concerned about becoming infected during air travel. Apart from health implications, outbreaks could also have significant operational and economic repercussion.

In this short video blog we compare a fixed threshold with the more versatile C-FAR algorithm.

The 8 GHz Pulse Radar is available now. It is simple to handle, more precise than any other training Pulse Radar and perfectly responding to ICAO's NGAP programme to attract and qualify high-performers.