Collins / Blacksburg / Pasadena / Washington / DC / Engineering / /
Company
Jet Propulsion Laboratory / bistatic HF / US Naval Research Laboratory / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
station WWV / National Institute of Standards and Technology / University of New Mexico / National Radio Astronomy Observatory / California Institute of Technology / NIST station WWV / LWA Software Library / /
IndustryTerm
gradient search / radar systems / dot product / main carrier / long-distance surveillance tool / clean algorithm / possible applications / visibility imaging / ionosonde systems / all-sky imaging / deconvolution algorithm / passive radar applications / post-processing effort / secant law / /
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MHz / /
NaturalFeature
Es heights / Oregon coast / Gulf of Mexico / Baja Peninsula / Pacific Ocean / /
Organization
California Institute of Technology / Department of Physics and Astronomy / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / National Institute of Standards and Technology / American Geophysical Union / Virginia Tech / University of New Mexico / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / /
Person
Socalled / /
Position
Adjunct Astronomer / rr +rt / rt / Adjunct Astronomer at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory / /
Product
LWA1+WWV / LWA1 / /
ProgrammingLanguage
DC / /
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Texas / Wisconsin / Minnesota / Virginia / Oregon / Hawaii / New Mexico / Utah / California / New / Colorado / /
Radio Science, Volume ???, Number , Pages 1–12, Passive over-the-horizon radar with WWV and the first station of the Long Wavelength Array J. F. Helmboldt,1 T. E. Clarke,1 J. Craig,2 S. W. Ellingson,3 J. M. Hartman,4,