The IEEE Aerospace and Electronics Society, Ottawa Chapter (AESS) has organised and invited us to an evening lecture on Bistatic Radar.Bistatic Radar is now a subject of considerable interest, and numerous systems are now being built and evaluated. It has a long and fascinating history going back to before the Second World War. The talk will review the history of Bistatic radar, including recently-discovered material on a German WW II system "Klein Heidelberg"; the talk will also attempt to explain the current interest in the topic, with examples from present-day research. Hugh Griffiths - Shrivenham Defence College, UK Thursday 15th July 2010 - 7.30 pm - 9.30pm The Crowsnest, Naval Officer's Mess - 78 Lisgar St., Ottawa For further details, please visit http://www3.bell.net/max-com/ottawa.AESS.html Admission free, and reservations would be appreciated; contact Hugh Reekie h.reekie@ieee.org |
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IEEE - AESS Invite: Bistatic Radar - Past, Present and Futureposted Jun 29, 2010 5:03 PM by Graham Birkenhead |