A technologically advanced military cannot function without a robust information intelligence and collection platform—the radar station.

Ground radar stations refer to electronic systems deployed on the Earth's surface (including both fixed and mobile installations) designed to detect, track, identify targets, and determine their spatial positions. They represent the deployment and operational form of radar systems, serving as critical infrastructure for air forces, air defense units, air traffic control, and related domains.

Its core operating principle involves: the radar station emitting radio waves into the air and receiving the echoes reflected back from targets. By processing this echo information, it acquires data such as the target's distance, azimuth, altitude, and velocity.