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DTIC ADA219669: Attenuation and Multipath Effects on Ground Vehicle... |
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The Joint United States-Canadian Obscuration Analysis for |
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Smokes in Snow, also know as Smoke Week XI, was conducted |
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from February 20, 1989, through March 10, 1989, at the |
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Defense Research Establishment in Valcartier, Canada. The |
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purpose of the exercise was to evaluate the performance |
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of variety of sensors under simulated hostile battlefield |
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environments. These environments include extreme cold, |
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falling snow, and a variety of smoke obscurants over snow- |
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covered terrain. Military vehicles including a Leopard |
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Tank and Armored Personnel Carriers (APCs) were used as |
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targets, as well as a number of corner reflector and |
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dihedral test targets on a fully instrumented test site. |
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This report presents detailed results of the analysis |
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performed on the data collected during Smoke Week XI by |
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the Rockwell Instruments Millimeterwave System (RIMS) |
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operating at 94 GHz. Measurements of snow attenuation, |
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smoke attenuation, snow backscatter, and multipath |
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reflection coefficient were taken at near zero degree |
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grazing angle. The effects of smoke and snow on high |
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range resolution profiles of a Leopard Tank and an M113 |
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APC are also presented. Results are compared to other |
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published results where available. |
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Date Published: 2018-02-25 02:56:02 |
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Identifier: DTIC_ADA219669 |
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Item Size: 15893396 |
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Language: english |
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Media Type: texts |
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