Radaripohjaisia

Radaripohjaisia is a Finnish adjective used in technical and scientific contexts to describe data, methods, analyses, or systems that rely on radar signals or radar measurements. The term is formed from the word radar and the suffix -pohjainen, meaning based on or founded on, producing radaripohjainen for singular and radaripohjaisia for plural in the partitive case, for example radaripohjaisia mittauksia.

In usage, radaripohjaisia is common in remote sensing, meteorology, and geophysics, where radar instruments such as weather radars, synthetic aperture radar (SAR), or ground-penetrating radar contribute to observations and analyses. Examples include radaripohjaiset tiedot (radar-based data), radaripohjaiset menetelmät (radar-based methods), and radaripohjaiset analyysit (radar-based analyses). The term can help distinguish radar-derived or radar-supported approaches from those based on other sensing modalities such as satellite, lidar, or in situ measurements.

Linguistic notes: radaripohjainen is the singular form; radaripohjaisia is the plural partitive used with plural nouns. The form changes with case and number in Finnish, but the core meaning remains “based on radar.”

See also: radar, remote sensing, meteorology, geophysics.