English
This thesis presents a study of the atmospheric refractivity conditions in the oceanic area arund Central America and a description of the possible propagation effects on surveillance systems. The basic principles of atmospheric refraction are presented along with the techniques used to determine the occurrence of atmospheric ducts and to characterize the type of refractive profiles occurring at a station. Radiosonde data collected by coastal stations in the area were used to establish refractive conditions.
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Electronics in military engineering · Central America · Radar in aeronautics · Radar · Refraction · Atmospheric radio refractivity · Military intelligence · Radiosondes. · Retractive conditions · prongation