This paper describes how the synchronization and networking capabilities of the transmit and receive chain used at the CSU-CHILL and CSU-Pawnee radars are used to form a bistatic radar system capable of observing clear air echoes from atmospheric boundary layer. An overview of the bistatic radar geometry and resolution volume are presented, along with a discussion of the methods used to achieve timing coherence. Some preliminary results from clear-air observations are included.
['Jim George', 'David A. Brunkow', 'V. Chandrasekar']
Networking CSU-CHILL and CSU-Pawnee to Form a Bistatic Radar System