Caglar Yardim

Caglar Yardim works on how radio waves and radar signals travel through the atmosphere, especially near coastlines and over water, where weather conditions can bend or trap signals in ways that affect radar and communication performance. Much of the research involves developing techniques to estimate atmospheric properties (like humidity and temperature layering) from radar data, and building mathematical models to predict signal behavior in these conditions. This work combines electrical engineering, radar systems, and atmospheric science, often through field measurement campaigns.

Publication output has fluctuated over the past decade, with peaks around 2018 and 2021-2022, a dip in 2023, and a gradual increase again through 2025-2026, suggesting a generally steady but variable pace of output.

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