Radar Tracking
Radar tracking is fundamentally lower resolution because the pulse repetition rate and sweep rates are lower, as well as the wavelengths are longer. Newer and higher frequency radar systems have increased resolution, and for most applications are sufficient, but the cost is still an issue.
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