Offshore wind farm could create radar blind spots and ‘ghost’ targets, Chinese study warns
A study by Qingdao Technological University warns that offshore wind farms can create radar blind spots and 'ghost' targets, reducing shore-based radar coverage by 6.9% at 5 km range and increasing blind spots by 14.9%. This poses potential challenges for maritime surveillance and security.
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