The research team conducted the large-scale study comparing radar and AIS data from the M2 system across 3,097 vessel tracks at ten locations to estimate the accuracy of radar-reported vessel speeds.

A Marine Corps AN/TPS-80 Ground/Air Task Oriented Radar is deployed during exercise Resolute Dragon 24 in Japan on July 31. (Lance Cpl. Matthew Morales/Marine Corps) With the help of the Japanese ...

Regent Craft, a developer specializing in all-electric seagliders based in Rhode Island, has completed its initial contract with the U.S. Marine Corps ... is their low radar and sonar signatures.

In a maintenance update issued in February 2023, both Air Force and Marine Osprey units were instructed to replace an engine part known as the quill assembly ... afternoon, a radar system miles ...

CAMP FOSTER, Okinawa — The Marine Corps for the first time has deployed a state-of-the-art radar system during training this week on Japan’s westernmost island. Members of 12th Marine Littoral ...

The Marine Corps Warfighting Lab extended its collaboration ... The glider’s earth-hugging flight path is also designed to avoid enemy radar. "There's this great opportunity to fly below radar ...

The SiriusXM Marine Offshore also showed a growing number of cloud-to-ground lightning strikes, accompanied by high winds and waves. A severe-weather warning from the Coast Guard on the VHF radio ...

“This study confirms that marine radar, similar to road speed monitors, can be used to track the speeds of smaller vessels that are not equipped with AIS,” said M2 Co-founder Brendan Tougher ...