radarilähed
Radarilähed is a term used in Estonian-language technical texts to describe the area surrounding a radar installation that lies within its detectable range. The word combines radar with lähed, meaning near, and is roughly translated as "radar proximity" or "radar coverage." In practice, radarilähed refers to the practical region where the radar can reliably detect and track objects under normal operating conditions.
Applications include air traffic control, meteorological radar operations, maritime surveillance, and military sensing. In air traffic
Technical factors shape radarilähed: transmitter power, antenna beamwidth, scanning strategy, radar cross-section of targets, altitude of
Origin and usage: the term is common in Estonian professional discourse on radar systems and is sometimes