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NAVIGATION & RADAR
BENEFITS FOR WIND FARM DEVELOPERS • The technology is scalable and has no moving parts. It can be deployed at the airport or at the wind farm, onshore or offshore, meaning there are no range limitations
• There is no limit to the number, type or layout of wind turbines that can be mitigated
• The 3D nature of Holographic Radar (HR) means that data from one HR installation can be fed to multiple surveillance radars, a cost effective solution in situations where there are multiple aviation objections
• The air traffic picture delivered by 3D Holographic Radar over the wind farm is clearer than the standard Primary Surveillance Radar (PSR), meaning that the overall air picture for the airport is improved
• Start-up costs are generally much lower than for a complete new radar at an airport
• 3D Holographic Radar is in line with future CCA plans for surveillance radar and spectrum – it is fully future proofed
• Aveillant’s service model eliminates the issue of ‘who finances the new radar’. Instead developers pay only for the MW to be mitigated
• Holographic Radar solves the radar clutter problem at source, so it is rapid to install and integrate, meaning reduced project risk.
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