China's PLA has detected what it calls 'coordinated radar signals' across the Pacific Ocean. Is the United States involved?
China’s People’s Liberation Army has announced that it has detected what appears to be coordinated radar signals across the Pacific Ocean. Using a new artificial intelligence , the signals have been found in the South China Sea, Guam, the Marshall Islands, and Alaska.
If true, such coordination between radar monitoring stations would be expected as Washington would find such information of great interest. For example, detecting and monitoringhave expanded their operational range in the Pacific from the South China Sea to Alaska and the US territory of Guam. This area is a key location on the “second island chain” under Washington’s strategy to contain China.
In a peer-reviewed paper published in May, Zhou and his colleagues wrote that these events generate a large amount of signal data, including information on time, frequency, location, and electromagnetic parameters. This data, which warships, aircraft, and satellites can collect, has grown rapidly in volume and complexity in recent years.
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