Vågradar
Vågradar, also known as wind radars or wind profilers, are advanced meteorological instruments used to measure wind speed and direction at various altitudes in the atmosphere. These devices operate by emitting radio waves and analyzing the Doppler shift of the returned signals, which provides information about the movement of air particles. Vågradar systems are typically mounted on the ground and can cover a range of altitudes from near the surface up to several kilometers, depending on the specific design and frequency of the radar.
There are several types of vågradar, including Continuous Wave (CW) radars, which use a single frequency to
Vågradar systems are widely used in meteorology, aviation, and other fields that require accurate wind information.