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In recent years the amount of wind energy power plants has risen dramatically, driven by the urgent need to increase the percentage of energy production from renewable, eco-friendly sources. Thus, more and more on-shore and off-shore wind turbine fields have been installed. While this increase is very desirable from an ecological climate perspective there are also sideeffects as noise levels, a threat to birds‘ lives and impact on the propagation of electromagnetic waves, such as RADAR signals, air traffic navigation signals, and frequencies used for data transmissions, e.g. from UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) to the ground and back. Air traffic control RADARs, for example, need to be able to detect and track all aircraft near the airport, especially those flying at low altitude.

3.4 Simulation Tools to assess the Impact of Wind Turbines on RADAR and other electromagnetic Signals