Add to ORKGA high-speed marine radar combined with advanced digital processing can produce high resolution images that allow the user to identify hazardous ice features and small icebergs which are nearly impossible to see with a conventional radar. The Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) is working in partnership with Transport Canada’s Transportation Development Centre (TDC) to develop an “Ice Hazard Radar”. The system was evaluated in three dedicated trials on board the icebreaker CCGS Henry Larsen to fully demonstrate the capability of the radar in a variety of operating environments and ice conditions. This paper presents the results of the trials. KEY WORDS: High-speed scanner; radar; detection; navigation; multi-year ice
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The present study has been executed for providing sea ice advisory during the 40th Indian Scientific...
The present study has been executed for providing sea ice advisory during the 40th Indian Scientific...
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Transport Canada has proposed extensive revisions to the Canadian Arctic Shipping Pollution Preventi...
Shuttle tankers and hydrocarbon production platforms operating on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland mu...
ABSTRACT. Imaging radars have been in use in the Canadian Arctic for over 20 years. Initially the us...
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This report summarizes the current state-of-the-art of iceberg management on the Grand Banks of Newf...
The radar system on board of Polarstern features a rotating antenna that is mounted on the observati...
The present study has been executed for providing sea ice advisory during the 40th Indian Scientific...
The present study has been executed for providing sea ice advisory during the 40th Indian Scientific...
The present study has been executed for providing sea ice advisory during the 40th Indian Scientific...
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This report describes a scoping study that was performed to investigate methods for improving transp...
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This report provides a brief overview of sea ice monitoring and forecasting systems, both establishe...
Transport Canada has proposed extensive revisions to the Canadian Arctic Shipping Pollution Preventi...
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