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ss transition into professional roles. Future Trends in Radiologic Technology Education As the healthcare landscape evolves, radiologic technology education must adapt. Emerging trends reflected in updated Gurley curricula include: Incorporation of Digital Imaging and AI: Understanding digital wor
eep an eye on advancements in AI, 4. sensor fusion, and hardware improvements. The intersection of radar technology and artificial intelligence offers exciting opportunities for innovation and impact. Radar target recognition, es
is inherently complex due to various environmental and operational factors that influence the quality and interpretability of radar signals. Environmental Factors Clutter: Unwanted echoes from terrain, sea, weather phenomena, or man-ma
