Abstract
Abstract A method of radar scan is proposed to efficiently acquire scalar velocity components and generate a natural coordinate system which simplifies and minimizes spatial filtering requirements for certain applications. Tetrahedral scan is shown to permit direct computation of horizontal divergence from the sampled grid points and subsequently estimate vertical air motion. Existing radar systems can perform tetrahedral scan provided they have computerized scan control with suitable software.
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