The Doppler radar is typically used to make atmospheric profiles
of clouds. This type of radar uses a transmitter to emit microwave or radio
radiation. Then, an antenna is used to
measure time of arrival of reflected pulses from distant objects. The Doppler
radar also includes the motion of clouds as well as the composition of
particles in the air such as rain. Doppler stations are located all around the
world in order to view pulses of microwave radiation emanate for the location.
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