The configuration in which the Doppler radar beams are both forward and backward looking is called as?

A)
Dual
B)
Janus
C)
Redundant
D)
Wide beam

Correct Answer :   Janus


Explanation : Since the three orthogonal components of velocity are of interest, a minimum of three noncoplanar beams are required to measure the three components. Since such a beam configuration has both forward and rearward looking beams it is called Janus configuration, named after the roman god who has the ability to look backward as well as forward.