Raytheon Wind Farm Mitigation upgrade to extend to additional Netherlands air bases
Contracted by the Royal Netherlands Air Force (RNAF), Raytheon will provide a wind farm mitigation upgrade to the radar system at four Netherlands air bases. The contract comes after the technology company successfully implemented the first upgrade to the primary surveillance radar (PSR) at the RNAF Woensdrecht air base, back…
AviationCompany NewsRadarWind Farm MitigationWind Farm Radar InterferenceWind FarmsWind Farms & AviationRadar Detectability Assessment v2: Maximise potential
You can order now order the new Pager Power detectability report online. The v2 Radar Detectability Assessment will clearly tell you whether a particular wind turbine will affect a radar, as well as show you the maximum turbine height that is likely to be undetectable. This means you can maximise…
Aveillant displays promise in US wind farm radar trial
In a US trial, Aveillant technology was able to detect numerous flights over a wind farm without any radar coverage degradation. Alongside other well known participants such as Raytheon and Lockheed Martin, Aveillant took part in the US IFT&E3 trial. Its purpose; to find out the technologies available for mitigating the…
Radar and radio link concerns stop single turbine development in Northern Ireland
Disruption to an airport’s radar and potential electromagnetic interference to a radio link are the reasons why an single turbine development in Northern Ireland has been refused. The Planning Service rejected the 55m machine, due to be located at Magheralane Road in Randalstown, because it would have been within sight…
Introducing a new Pager Power Online user interface
Our interface for the Pager Power online system has changed to make it more intuitive and easier to use. Following on from the newly styled and released website, giving Pager Power Online a modern “facelift” was the next logical step. Here we shall introduce you to the new improvements and…
432 Park Avenue tower could affect flights
The 432 Park Avenue tower will stand at a supertall height of just over 426m (1,398 feet), and will become the highest building in the city of New York, United States (US), and earn the title of the tallest residential tower in the Western Hemisphere. The competitive world we live…
Potential radar interference could halt Scottish wind farm
A seven turbine wind farm has received objections from the Ministry of Defence (MOD) over claims that it would interfere with an Air Traffic Control (ATC) radar. The wind farm Proposed by Scottish Power Renewables, Bamff wind farm would consist of seven machines, each 111 metres high, located on the of varying…
Power lines identified as possible cause of pilot death
It has materialised that power lines could be the cause of the helicopter crash in which a pilot lost his life. On Saturday 27th April 2013, the Bell 206B helicopter crashed by a set of power lines in a small suburb of Montana, US. The vehicle was being piloted by an unnamed individual who unfortunately did not…
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