Rapid field deployment
HAWK-R2S Lightweight Slope Monitoring Radar
- Radar type
- Arc synthetic-aperture deformation radar
- Signal
- FMCW
- Data refresh
- Seconds to sub-minute class
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Deformation MonitoringHAWK-R5
HAWK-R5 Full-Azimuth Slope Monitoring Radar
Arc-SAR coverage for sub-millimeter slope movement monitoring.
The HAWK-R5 is a dismountable deformation-monitoring radar for wide-area, non-contact observation. It is designed for long-term slope, mine and dam monitoring where weather-independent measurements are required.
- Radar type
- Arc synthetic-aperture deformation radar
- Signal
- FMCW
- Data refresh
- Seconds to sub-minute class
- Measurement class
- Sub-millimeter
System capabilities
What this configuration is designed to do
- Full-azimuth monitoring
- Sub-millimeter measurement class
- Rapid data refresh
- Configurable warning rules
Application fit
Typical mission applications
- 01Open-pit mines
- 02Tailings dams
- 03Highway slopes
- 04Water conservancy structures
Technical data
Technical specifications
Core performance and interface data for preliminary system selection.
Confirm a project configuration →| Radar type | Arc synthetic-aperture deformation radar |
|---|---|
| Signal | FMCW |
| Data refresh | Seconds to sub-minute class |
| Measurement class | Sub-millimeter |
Engineering path
From shortlist to a defined system
A clear sequence keeps product selection, integration and acceptance tied to the mission.
- 01
Mission review
Confirm the environment, users, required outcome and constraints.
- 02
System configuration
Resolve payload, interfaces, accessories and performance targets.
- 03
Acceptance plan
Agree tests, documentation, training, delivery and handover criteria.
Solution pathways
Where this product fits
Selection context
Related engineering guidance
Use these guides to test the mission assumptions behind a product shortlist.
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Product FAQ
Can HAWK-R5 be customized?
Integration can be reviewed around the mission, selected options and interfaces. Typical engineering inputs include full-azimuth monitoring, sub-millimeter measurement class, rapid data refresh, destination-country requirements and the intended operating environment.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Provide the destination country, operating scenario, required quantity, target performance, payload or integration requirements, delivery timing and any mandatory standards.
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ENGINEERING & CONSULTATION
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