A subsidiary page of The Radar Entomology Web Site.

This page provides links to other WWW sites with information on radar entomology and its applications.

Projects and organisations

 APMRU's Entomological Radar Studies. Comprehensive information on the radar-entomology research program being conducted by the United States Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service. Recent research projects include a study of corn earworm (Heliothis zea) migration, bat activity, target identification, and local and distant flights of corn earworms. (These summaries come from NCR-148 research reports.

 Insect Monitoring Radar. Australian project to develop a fully automatic radar capable of long-term, low-cost operation, for use by pest managers.

 NEXRAD/VLR Proposal. Proposed collaborative project between CIMMS and NRIRU to study role of insects in producing "clear air" echo detected by WSR-88Ds ("NEXRADs") and used by them to determine winds. [Information on the WSR-88D is available from the Department of Meteorology at Texas A&M University.]

Images

 See The Radar Entomology Display Photofile for images from other sites of insect echoes on entomological and meteorological radars.

This directory aims to be complete. If you know of any other sites with significant radar entomology content, please send details (or just the URL) to Alistair Drake at a.drake@adfa.edu.au.

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Last revised 2001Dec11, by Alistair Drake (a.drake@adfa.edu.au).