2025年2月21日 · Welcome to the ARRC at the University of Oklahoma! Established in 2005 as a small interdisciplinary group of energetic faculty and students, we have grown into the largest academic radar program in the nation.

The ARRC has expertise in DSI-related radar technologies including electronics and digital architectures for phased-array antennas, low-profile antenna design, novel materials for tunable circuits, adaptive radar measurement and processing, and other emerging radar system concepts.

2023年10月10日 · Led by a team of engineers and weather experts, and with funds from NOAA’s National Severe Storms Laboratory, the Advanced Radar Research Center at OU has launched “Horus,” an all-digital polarimetric phased array radar capable of obtaining data with unprecedented quality and temporal resolution to help understand and predict the ...

These are realities unfolding in the new era of Horus, the world’s most advanced and flexible radar system—envisioned, designed and built by scientists and engineers at the University of Oklahoma’s Advanced Radar Research Center (ARRC).

The Advanced Radar Research Center (ARRC) is an academic radar program within the United States. Its core mission revolves around the realm of interdisciplinary research, where it researches radar solutions to address a myriad of complex societal challenges.

PAARD's research specializes in active phased array antenna design and radar calibration. Our research group puts the emphasis on high performance antenna arrays for radar applications for microwave and mmWave. bands.

The McDaniel Microwave Group is a research group within the Advanced Radar Research Center (ARRC) located at the Radar Innovations Laboratory (RIL) on the research campus of the University of Oklahoma. The ARRC is a research center in …

Welcome to the ARRC at the University of Oklahoma! Established in 2005 as a small interdisciplinary group of energetic faculty and students, we have grown into the largest academic radar program in the nation.

The RIL is a 35,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility dedicated to advancing OU's radar program. Enter to learn more about us! Our research group is part of the Advanced Radar Research Center (ARRC) whose center of operation is the Radar Innovations Laboratory (RIL).

The ARRC mobile radars have been deployed around the world to use our cutting-edge technology to collect observations of severe thunderstorms, tornadoes, and observations of convective and winter precipitation.

2023年9月26日 · This collaborative, three-year endeavor is poised to dramatically enhance phased arrays’ field and output power for all-digital, solid-state arrays. Researchers at OU’s ARRC, led by Dr. Mark Yeary, will be the ONR-funded project’s principal investigators.

Advanced Radar Research Center, Norman, Oklahoma. 1,857 likes · 40 were here. An interdisciplinary radar research group at the University of Oklahoma.

The University of Oklahoma’s Advanced Radar Research Center (ARRC) is a premier academic research center specializing in radio-frequency (RF) hardware, systems, applications, and processing.

• The ARRC’s reputation has continued to grow in all areas of radar. Pre-COVID, had hundreds of visitors from industry, governments and academe. • The ARRC is the main driver for secure/ITAR R&D at OU • The ARRC has launched its new Strategic Partner Consortium (SPARC)

Advanced Radar Research Center (ARRC): The ARRC is involved in many aspects of radar research applied to studies of the atmosphere. Topics range from sophisticated radar signal processing to precipitation microphysical studies. Website: arrc.ou.edu

PX-1000 is a transportable, solid-state, polarimetric (independent H/V channels) radar providing educators and students with a unique and versatile approach to data collection for meteorological and radar engineering research.

2023年10月3日 · Epirus, a technology company developing software-defined high-power microwave systems, and the University of Oklahoma’s (OU) Advanced Radar Research Center (ARRC), the largest academic radar program in the nation, announced an $8.16 million grant from the Office of Naval Research (ONR).

2023年3月8日 · On Feb. 21, CFE and the Advanced Radar Research Center co-hosted a workshop to bring OU researchers from across campus together to ideate on radar research topics that impact society’s challenges, followed by a tour of the Radar Innovations Laboratory.

OU is using multi-million-dollar DOD grants to develop an artificial intelligence-enhanced information search and risk analysis system that can evaluate supplier vulnerabilities and establish risk indexes for Air Force suppliers.

PX-10k is a transportable, solid-state, polarimetric (independent H/V channels) radar providing educators and students with a unique and versatile approach to data collection for meteorological and radar engineering research.