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South African Radar Interest Group INTEREST For individuals, who have a common interest in RADAR and who wish to foster and preserve RADAR research

Welcome to the South African Radar Interest Group

An organization for individuals who share a common interest in RADAR and wish to foster and preserve RADAR research, development, and usage in South Africa.

Vision

SARIG's vision is to promote the exchange of ideas and information in the field of radar; to recognize advances and contributions to radar; to document the history of radar; to support continuous education in the field of radar; to promote industrial cooperation; to appropriately commemorate the memory of fellow RADAR enthusiasts; to encourage original research; to foster the dissemination of new knowledge; and to further the professional development of those engaged in related scientific engineering.

Mission

SARIG's mission is to promote all aspects of RADAR to all relevant bodies, including the government, and to form an influential group that can influence future RADAR policy.

Membership

The group will consist of South Africans who are actively involved in RADAR or are interested in RADAR. These individuals can come from organisations such as academic institutions, research institutes, defence companies, government organisations in various forms, and non-defence companies. It is at SARIG's discretion whom to invite, an individual and/or organization, to participate in the grouping. The size of the interest group will be determined by the number of members it attracts. The group's voluntary membership must be approved by the group. Independent members who do not belong to RADAR organizations may be accepted as members if they are privately involved in RADAR or have an interest in RADAR and SARIG believes they can make a valuable contribution. SARIG membership is open to non-South African citizens based in South Africa, provided all membership criteria have been met. They, however, will not partake in any sensitive activities that are deemed to affect South Africa’s national security.

Radar Mini Conference: 2022
Venue: Hensoldt SA, Centurion
10:30 till 12:30 - SARIG Meeting

Closed Meeting

12:30 till 13:00 - Lunch

SARIG will sponsor lunch for those at the venue

13:00 till 16:15 - SARIG Mini Conference

(Feel free to invite as many people as possible) Talks are 25 mins followed by 5 mins questions

13:00 till 13:30 - Radar is an optimisation problem

by Mr Jaco Botha of Hensoldt SA 

13:30 till 14:00 - High-Power Radar Simulators for Test & Evaluation of Airborne EW Systems

by Mr Hubert Montgomery of Sysdel

 14:00 till 14:30 - Brief overview of Radar Architectures for Modern Non-Mechanically Scanned Surveillance Radar System

by Mr. Pieter-Jan Wolfaardt of Reutech Radar Systems

14:30 till 15:00 - Synthetic Aperture Radar during the 50 Years of the Aerospace and Electronics Systems Society

Prof. Mike Inggs of DragonFly

15:00 till 15:15 - Tea Break

sponsored by SARIG from 15:00 till 15:15

15:15 till 15:45 - HF Radar for Coastal Surveillance

Mr. Skippy Burger of RadarMakers

15:45 till 16:15 - A topic from IMT to be finalised soon
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South African Radar Interest Group INTEREST For individuals, who have a common interest in RADAR and who wish to foster and preserve RADAR research
1 RADAR & EW: WORKING TOGETHER Knowledge Ramolefe Manager Technical: Armscor Radar & EW Group LEDGER CSIR 02 December 2010.