Polarimetric Radar for Advanced Surface Detection
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ANTI PIRACY RADAR: Polarimetric Radar for Advanced Surface Detection Outside Pemba in Tanzania, 10th of Nov. 2011. Situation seen on the Radar screen: Seismic vessel in centre, with supply vessels in front and on each side. Two small fast-going crafts appear between the Seismic vessel and starboard supply vessel. Image from MV Pacific Explorer: Passing through the Suez canal 11th of Sept. 2012. Photo of the two pirate crafts Superior surface detection. Sea-Hawk polarimetric radars are multi polarized, resulting in far more detailed detection ability than traditional radar systems. • Small target detection Rescue operations - Pirates - Ice detection • X Band ARPA Navigation Radar • Oil Spill detection Sea-Hawk can detect very small, fast moving objects and would therefore increase your anti-piracy capabilities to a higher level. The Sea-Hawk radar is your future anti-piracy radar system. Sea-Hawk Navigation Vågsgaten 22 NO-5847, Bergen Norway

SMALL TARGET DETECTION: Ice, Surface, and Small Target Detection... Date: 4th of April 2011. Photo: MV Polarcus Asima, Polarcus Sea-Hawk’s Polarimetric Radar are used by Seismic and Seismic Support vessels for advanced surface detection during seismic survey operations. Sea-Hawk can detect very small objects which can be harmful for the seismic cables. Oil slick after over-bunkering of diesel from a cargo vessel in Bergen Harbour. The Oil slick reached 0,5 nautical miles out in the harbour. Oilslick visible on the Sea-Hawk Radar in Oil detection mode. Photo: Sea-Hawk onboard MV Maersk...

SMALL TARGET DETECTION: Ice, Surface, and Small Target Detection... Date: 4th of April 2011. Photo: MV Polarcus Asima, Polarcus Sea-Hawk’s Polarimetric Radar are used by Seismic and Seismic Support vessels for advanced surface detection during seismic survey operations. Sea-Hawk can detect very small objects which can be harmful for the seismic cables. Oil slick after over-bunkering of diesel from a cargo vessel in Bergen Harbour. The Oil slick reached 0,5 nautical miles out in the harbour. Oilslick visible on the Sea-Hawk Radar in Oil detection mode. Photo: Sea-Hawk onboard MV Maersk...

ANTI PIRACY RADAR: Polarimetric Radar for Advanced Surface Detection Outside Pemba in Tanzania, 10th of Nov. 2011. Situation seen on the Radar screen: Seismic vessel in centre, with supply vessels in front and on each side. Two small fast-going crafts appear between the Seismic vessel and starboard supply vessel. Image from MV Pacific Explorer: Passing through the Suez canal 11th of Sept. 2012. Photo of the two pirate crafts Superior surface detection. Sea-Hawk polarimetric radars are multi polarized, resulting in far more detailed detection ability than traditional radar systems. • Small...