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would the huge increase in heat in such burning buildings hinder the usability of a Doppler radar? I would guess so, as different temperature should mean differ
by crypt1d 12y ago
would the huge increase in heat in such burning buildings hinder the usability of a Doppler radar? I would guess so, as different temperature should mean different speed of sound.
- A1kmm 12y agoIt is a radar device so the speed of sound is irrelevant. The speed of light in air (and hence the refractive index) does depend slightly on temperature / pressure, but not by very much: https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/6872/refractive-index-of-air-in-dependence-of-temperature https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/6872/refractive-...