SRC, Inc.’s AN/TPQ-49 Radar system supported the Canadian Armed Forces, providing air surveillance for the 2018 G7 Summit in Charlevoix, Quebec. The radar system added to mission success by providing persistent air surveillance using SRC’s LSTAR software, a program that specifically tunes the radar for optimal detection of airborne targets, both large and small.
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SRC’s AN/TPQ-49 Radar system (Picture source: SRC)
SRC’s AN/TPQ-49 Radar system (Picture source: SRC)
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