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As discussed in previous projects, an airport is a significant element in any community. This element has a direct and an indirect impact on the community. With the establishment of an airport, many businesses start to facilitate the construction works. After operating the airport, many businesses start to facilitate the airport’s operations. In addition, the airport itself hires staff to run the business. Moreover, airports contribute to the surrounding communities. Thus, the existing of an airport

automated driving in highway, automated parking etc. In this paper, concept and working of autonomous driving has been explained in detail along with its history, advantages/ disadvantages and future developments. Keywords- Block diagram, Sensors, LIDAR, RADAR, Models of autonomous car, Advantages and Disadvantages, Future developments. I. INTRODUCTION Automotive research has been going on as a part of developing intelligent vehicles for safety, comfort and economical reasons.

indications and warning about the adversaries’ activities and potential or actual threats of different origin. Surveillance is a persistent monitoring of the environment in order to detect any changes. Figure 5. South Korea located THAAD’s X band radar coverage Airborne and space-based surveillance capabilities are able

The Lockheed Martin F-22a Raptor fighter jet is the pinnacle of modern stealth technology. Featuring the absolute latest in radar absorbent covering and aircraft design, this plane not only defies, but also laughs at enemy attempts to spot it, showing up as a blip the same size as a marble would on radar. Throughout the ages, it has not been he with the bigger stick who won the war, but he with the stick that could not be seen. Stealth technology and camouflage have been an integral part of warfare

measures distance to a target by illuminating that target with a laser light. The name lidar, sometimes considered an acronym of Light Detection And Ranging,(sometimes Light Imaging, Detection, And Ranging), was originally a portmanteau of light and radar . Lidar is popularly used to make high-resolution maps, with applications in geodesy geomatics , archaeology geography, geology, geomorphology, seismology ,forestry atmospheric physics, laser guidance, airborne laser swath mapping (ALSM), and laser

In 1492, Christopher Columbus began the voyage that would earn him the name as the most successful failure in modern history. Columbus began his voyage as a Spanish explorer seeking a new trade route to the East Indies with two caravels and one flagship. Additionally, Columbus armed his fleet with eighty-eight crewmen. Columbus arrived at his supposed destination in approximately three months after he first set sail in Spain. Columbus’ arrival on land marked a monumental stepping stone for European

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) technology. GPR is the most advanced technology because of it's increased efficency and versitality when exploring ruins and searching for artifacts. Ground Penetrating Radar is more efficent for researchers and explorers due to the increased scanning size, less time spent on manual labor, and the decrease in resources required to explore archeological sites. NASA scientists compare the GPR technology to that of "pushing a lawnmower" in

CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3 INTRODUCTION 5 OBJECTIVES 6 IMPORTANCE AND RELEVANCE 7 INTSRUSIVE (Inductive Loop) 8 Method and Concept 9 Features of the system 9 Implementation 11 Results 12 Shortcomings and Limitations 12 NON-INTRUSIVE (Microwave Radar) 13 Method and Concept 14 Features of the system 14 Implementation 15 Results 17 Shortcomings and Limitations 18 NON-INTRUSIVE (Video Detection) 19 Method and Concept 20 Features of the system 20 Implementation 21 Results 22 Shortcomings and Limitations

The sun broke the horizon at 7:03 and brought an orange tint to the skies in eastern Hawaii. On the other side of the island, Lieutenant Commander Ryan was asleep in his barracks along with his fellow pilots. Unaware about what was going to happen in about 52 minutes Ryan knew he had a boat inspection scheduled at 8 a.m. on the battleship Oklahoma later that morning. Ryan scheduled his alarm for 7:20 a.m. so he could awake early and make it to Pearl Harbor for his appointment. Meanwhile on battleship

Primary radar returns that were recorded for about another minute and 30 seconds showed the airplane maintaining a heading of about 150° towards SFB. The last of these primary radar returns was recorded about 0834:45; the Board’s study estimated that at that time the aircraft was about three miles northwest of SFB and descending through about 1,200 feet above ground level (AGL). The aircraft subsequently crashed in a residential area about 0.7 nautical miles west of the last primary radar return.