Radar Range Effects is a physical phenomenon in radar meteorology characterized by the systematic variation in measured reflectivity due to the distance between the radar antenna and the target volume, primarily influenced by beam spreading, attenuation, and the inverse square law of radiation.
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A novel approach to OFDM radar processing
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McGill University
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