Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Glover, K. M..
Target cross-section as a function of wavelength for known insects, known bird, and dot targets is presented. Tracking data using the time series analysis was tabulated for known birds. Examples were selected from these early works to give entomologists some indication of the types of information that are available by radar as well as examples of the different sources of clear-air radar backscatter.
High power 10 cm radar as CAT detector, comparing with radar and aircraft data coincident in space and time
CAT radar observation from instrumented and uninstrumented jet fighter flights, analyzing data statistically for spatial correspondence of ground and airborne observations
Simultaneous lower atmosphere clear air turbulence analysis by multiwavelength radar, jet aircraft and special rawinsondes
Multiwavelength radar observations of clear atmosphere, investigating structure associated with production and life cycle of CAT
Clear air turbulence simultaneously investigated by radar, jet aircraft, Jimspheres, and radiosondes
Automatic radar tracks of various insect species in free flight suggest dot angel echoes are due to insects
Radar tracking of dot angels, birds and insects, studying possible nonmeteorological origin of angels
Diurnal variation of radar angel activity from cirrus clouds and clear atmosphere region at three wavelengths
Radar observation of insects in free flight, noting backscatter and velocity measurement results
Tropopause detection by radar, examining detection of high altitude clear-air turbulence by radar and forward-scatter techniques
Tracks of dot angels, insects and birds obtained by ultrasensitive multiwavelength radars
24 hr history of radar angel activity at 3.2, 10.7 and 71.5 cm wavelengths