In May 2024, Terma introduced enhanced cybersecurity tools specifically tailored for the SCANTER radar series. These include authenticated and encrypted communications, as well as sophisticated logging to protect critical infrastructure against evolving cyber threats.
Using advanced pulse compression and FMCW-like processing, the new SCANTER 2202 excels in rain and snow. Whereas legacy radars struggle to see past a squall line, the 2202’s Doppler filtering can differentiate moving targets from stationary weather returns. For port operators in foggy areas like London Gateway or Shanghai, this is a game-changer.
The transceiver is specifically optimized for small target detection. It can isolate low-RCS (Radar Cross Section) objects—such as jet skis, wooden fishing vessels, zodiacs used by smugglers, and even drifting marine debris—amidst heavy sea waves or torrential downpours. Intelligent Clutter Suppression terma scanter 2202 new
The Terma SCANTER 2202: Advanced Coastal Surveillance and Naval Radar
Crucial for search and rescue operations, as well as detecting low-observable threats. In May 2024, Terma introduced enhanced cybersecurity tools
A defining feature of recent SCANTER 2202 deployments is the inclusion of the ET2 Embedded Tracker . Unlike traditional systems where tracking is handled by external Command-and-Control (C2) software, the ET2 logs the behavior of suspicious vessels directly within the radar system. This improves situational awareness by providing: Automatic logging of vessel paths and behavior. Reliable tracking regardless of target size or shape.
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, which automatically logs the behavior of suspicious vessels regardless of their size or shape. Environmental Adaptation
Essential for monitoring narrow channels, busy harbors, and detecting small craft that can be lost in the radar return from waves.