A comparison of possibilities to measure the coordinates of a moving hot body using an infrared telescope or Doppler radar
S. N. Dolya

TL;DR
This paper compares different methods, including infrared telescopes and Doppler radar, for measuring the coordinates of a moving hot body, focusing on their sensitivities.
Contribution
It provides a comparative analysis of measurement methods for hot body coordinates, highlighting their relative sensitivities and effectiveness.
Findings
Infrared telescopes and Doppler radar have different sensitivity profiles.
The paper identifies the most effective method depending on conditions.
Quantitative comparison of measurement accuracy is provided.
Abstract
A comparison of the sensitivities of methods which allow us to determine the coordinates of a moving hot body is made.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCalibration and Measurement Techniques · Radiative Heat Transfer Studies · Field-Flow Fractionation Techniques
