Концепція вторинної автоматизованої мережі для моніторингу погодних умов з радарів і малопотужних датчиків
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.68.16091Ключові слова:
вторинна мережа, метеорологічний радар, базова станція, недорогий радар, інформаційна радіолокаційна мережаАнотація
Статтю присвячено створенню вторинної мережі з використанням базових станцій операторів мобільного зв'язку. Обговорюються загальні переваги вторинних мереж. Пропонується побудувати нову мережу недорогих малих базових радарів, додавши малопотужні радари до наявного обладнання вибраних базових станцій. Це дає можливість отримувати метеорологічну інформацію високої роздільної здатності, зокрема, про небезпечні погодні явища в режимі реального часу та для будь-якого регіону покриття мобільної мережі. Застосування запропонованої мережі не обмежується метеорологією, але включає також деякі інші галузі, наприклад, моніторинг руху, спостереження за міграцією птахів і комах, тощо.
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