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A fighter jet has 1 m^2 rcs and is located at 200nmi. Where would a flock of birds with 0.0015 m^2 rcs should be located in order to have the same detectability?
The discussion revolves around calculating the radar cross-section (RCS) of a flock of birds in comparison to a fighter jet, specifically focusing on how far the birds would need to be located to achieve similar detectability. The subject area includes concepts from radar technology and geometry.
The discussion includes various mathematical approaches and interpretations of the problem. Some participants provide calculations and insights, while others express understanding or seek clarification. There is no explicit consensus on a single method or solution.
Participants are working within the constraints of radar detection principles and the specific RCS values provided. There is an emphasis on the assumptions regarding spherical geometry and the nature of RCS in relation to distance.
jedishrfu said:isn't this a simple ratio with spherical areas?
1 / ( 4 pi (200)^2 ) = 0.0015 / ( 4 pi x^2 )