Geophysical radar for the observation of ionized clouds in the atmosphere above the earthquake preparation region

The authors propose to use a modified geophysical radiolocator for the detection and investigation of local quasi-plasma anomalies in the atmosphere. This radiolocator should control the large region of the atmosphere, filled with scattering objects, connected with the precipitation of radioactive substances. Such phenomena could arise in connection with earthquakes and could also be caused by technogenic origins. Contrary to standard radar, the noise of scattering objects is the aim of the analysis of geophysical radar. The discussion of technical characteristics of such radar is presented.