Abstract
High-power Microwaves Against Locusts and Other Harmful Animals
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High-power Microwaves Against Locusts and Other Harmful Animals
Important issues are the selection of the frequency range and the required power level for creating mobile microwave complexes
Locust locating can be remotely conducted by infrared radiation using thermal imagers since the temperature of the clusters is distinctly higher than the underlying surface
Summary
High-power Microwaves Against Locusts and Other Harmful Animals A feature of biology of the locust is the presence of two phases - single and herd. Locusts in this phase behave much more actively are formed larvae or adults. Locust has in its life cycle such stages: eggs, larvae, the latter – imago (fig.1).
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