Systems and methods for preparing ground-based weather radar...

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Radar for meteorological use

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C342S02600R, C342S02600R, C342S02600R, C342S02600R

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ABSTRACT:
Systems and methods prepare ground-based supplemental weather radar information for integration with onboard weather radar information. An exemplary embodiment receives ground-based weather radar information from a ground-based weather radar station, the ground-based weather radar information referenced in a first coordinate system; generates supplemental weather radar information from the received ground-based weather radar information, wherein the supplemental weather radar information is referenced to a second coordinate system based upon at least latitude and longitude; and communicates the supplemental weather radar information, wherein the communicated supplemental weather radar information is integrated with weather radar information of an onboard weather radar system of an installation vehicle.

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