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About Horus
Horus is a truck mounted, digital polarimetric phased array radar designed and operated by the University of Oklahoma's Advanced Radar Research Center in collaboration with the National Severe Storms Laboratory. Unlike other mobile phased array research radars including the Rapid-Scan DOW, MWR-05XP, and Atmospheric Imaging Radar (AIR), Horus is the first to utilize a fully digital phased array architecture and one of the first to have dual polarization. This makes Horus the most advanced research radar in the world. The radar is named after the Egyptian god of the sky Horus, whose eye is featured on the side of the vehicle.
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