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SkyRadar’s Radar reference architecture is a framework that describes the different components that make up a radar system, and how they interact with each other.

It is the basic configuration to provide use cases in system monitoring and control training.

Interoperability refers to the ability of different systems or components to work together seamlessly.

In software-based systems, invalid input can create hindrances in the identification process resulting in the generation of an error message.

Sometimes a single plot or a track gets split into two targets appearing at different positions. This split of targets is termed double targeting. This article explains the reasons and suggests countermeasures.

The source of radar interference can be natural as well as artificial. Whether it is an increased unintentional interference due to wireless communications or intentional interference it reduces the effectiveness of radar operations.

Software-related functional errors can impact the safety of air traffic control services. The complexity of functional errors is related to the uncertainty attached to their appearance.

This video describes how deception jammers lock on radars and then drag them away from the real target.

This article presents the Kalman filter in text and video. It is implemented in FreeScopes ATC II and works with live data, recorded data and simulation.

In aviation when the safety of an aircraft or its occupants is supposed to be in danger it is called an emergency phase.