RIS 100 Navigation Radar Intercept Sensor (NRIS)
RIS 100 Navigation Radar Intercept Sensor (NRIS)
Electronic Intelligence
The accuracies delivered by the sensor allow for correlation between RIS 100 strobes, Automatic Identification System (AIS) reports and, if available, radar tracks to identify commercial shipping that have not activated their AIS transmitters.
When correlated with radar reports, the strobes provided by RIS 100 may confirm a vessel’s presence if the radar detection reports are marginal due to, for instance, bad weather conditions compromising the radar’s detection capability. The sensor may also provide early indication of a vessel approaching from over the horizon since the mast-head navigation radar may be detected before own radar detects the hull of the arriving vessel.
The accuracy of the strobes combined with the accuracy of frequency measurement allows multiple sensors with common sea coverage to unambiguously triangulate the location of vessels without AIS.
RIS 100 RF Sensor Video
Reutech Radar Systems has successfully commissioned a passive navigation radar intercept receiver system on Bongao Peak in West Mindanao, Philippines.
The system aids in the detection of dark vessels (vessels that are not declaring their position by deactivating their AIS) in the Sibutu channel between the Sulu and Celebes seas.