Design and manufacture of atmospheric radar systems

ATRAD considers conducting on-going research into Atmospheric Physics to be an important and necessary part of their development strategy.

By being involved in active research they are able to understand the requirements of their clients providing information about and implementation of the latest analysis techniques and atmospheric concepts. This philosophy means ATRAD personnel aim to maintain a high standard of papers published in leading Scientific Journals. ATRAD's research dedication is highlighted by their strong links with University groups.

• Latest results from ATRAD supplied radars
• Publications and conference presentations
• Associated organisations

Student projects

From time to time ATRAD supervises projects for university students in areas of interest to ATRAD.  Student projects undertaken at ATRAD have included the following.

• 2008: Prasanna Kovalam from the University of South Australia, Australia. Prasanna has been working on hardware implementations of radar data analysis algorithms.
• 2001: Typhanie Sanchez from Toulon University, France. Her project was A computer model to simulate the techniques involved in data processing for atmospheric radars.