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Fig. 1. Example of a radar imaging configuration at Jicamarca using8 receiving antennas (in red)
Fig. 2. Fringe stopping. (a) Expected Hydra angle of arrival (AOA) with respect to a baseline; (b) Measured AOA (note phase wrapping dueto 2π ambiguity), and (c) Residual phase after removing the expected Hydra information
Fig. 3. Fringe fitting. Measured (red (+) and blue (×) and fitted(black) real (top) and imaginary (bottom) Hydra cross-correlationcomponents for selected pair of antennas.
Fig. 4. Example of a meteor-head echo observed at Jicamarca. (a) Range vs. time, (b) θx vs
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