Radar Interference Tracker: A New Open Source Tool to Locate Active Military Radar Systems

reasonablePrivacy · Feb 12, 2022

I noted some members mentioned OSINT as a topic of interest on this forum. This might be quite a fun tool for OSINT.

On technical level I didn't know C-band spectrum that is also used in 5G telecom networks may have that many usages (or at least be part of larger spectrum).

Radar Interference Tracker: A New Open Source Tool to Locate Active Military Radar Systems
Bellingcat, February 11, 2022
https://www.bellingcat.com/resource...tool-to-locate-active-military-radar-systems/

Editor’s note: The Radar Interference Tracker (RIT) is a new tool created by Ollie Ballinger that allows anyone to search for and potentially locate active military radar systems anywhere on earth.
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How to use the Radar Interference Tracker

Although the RIT tool should be relatively intuitive, the following guide describes how to use it and what each highlighted component on the tool’s dashboard does.

Below is a screenshot of the tool in use with five labelled components, each of which we will look at individually. In this example, the tool is centred on a MIM-104 Patriot PAC-2 missile defence system stationed in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. The imagery displayed is an aggregate of the collection of radar interference from January, 2022.
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