Radar has been used to study insect flight for over 20 years. Radar, e
specially airborne radar, is unrivaled in its ability to observe the s
patial organization of insect migration. This paper reports methods of
data collection and analysis used by current airborne entomological r
adar systems and, in particular, the method used to review the data co
llected and visualize any large-scale structures detected. Examples of
data from recent U.S. Department of Agriculture field experiments are
presented to illustrate the analysis techniques. The data review meth
od allows further data collection and analysis to be focused on areas
of particular interest and thus significantly enhances the utility of
airborne entomological radar.