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    Noise radar was originally developed in the 1960s but lacked suitable components until the 1990s. It has several advantages including seemingly limitless range and Doppler estimations, low probability of intercept and detection, and ability to clearly see targets. Future applications include through-wall surveillance, immunity from jamming with stealth capabilities, subsurface probing, and foliage penetration. While not widely used yet, noise radar technology continues to mature and will likely see more military use in the future.

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    Noise radar was originally developed in the 1960s but lacked suitable components until the 1990s. It has several advantages including seemingly limitless range and Doppler estimations, low probability of intercept and detection, and ability to clearly see targets. Future applications include through-wall surveillance, immunity from jamming with stealth capabilities, subsurface probing, and foliage penetration. While not widely used yet, noise radar technology continues to mature and will likely see more military use in the future.

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    Noise Radar: by Peter Olson

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    Noise radar was originally developed in the 1960s but lacked suitable components until the 1990s. It has several advantages including seemingly limitless range and Doppler estimations, low probability of intercept and detection, and ability to clearly see targets. Future applications include through-wall surveillance, immunity from jamming with stealth capabilities, subsurface probing, and foliage penetration. While not widely used yet, noise radar technology continues to mature and will likely see more military use in the future.

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    Noise Radar

    By Peter Olson

    History
    Originally started back in the 1960s Understood the perks to using noise radar. Didnt have suitable components due to the limited technology Microwave variable delay-line key
    Not developed until 1990s

    Advantages
    What seems to be limitless measurement of range and Doppler estimations Low probability of intercept Low probability of detection Can see target clearly with thumbtack function.

    Advantages
    What seems to be limitless measurement of range and Doppler estimations Low probability of intercept Low probability of detection Can see target clearly with thumbtack function.

    Future
    Through wall surveillance
    can offer immunity from jamming along with adding stealth capabilities

    Subsurface probing applications Foliage penetration application

    Conclusion
    As of right now noise radar technology is not used world wide it is still maturing. Not long before military

    References
    [1] Noise Radar Technology Basics. T. Thayaparan and C. Wernik(2006) [2] Undetectable Radar? (probably not). Sharon Weinberger)2006) http://defensetech.org/2006/08/03/undetectab le-radar-probably-not/ [3] Radartutorial http://www.radartutorial.eu/02.basics/rp18.en. html

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