Which radar registration mission type is related to airburst detection?

The mission type related to airburst detection is specifically focused on identifying the height at which a projectile detonates in the air rather than impacting the ground. The airburst occurs when munitions explode at a predetermined altitude, maximizing their effectiveness against certain targets. The Mortar/Artillery Airburst mission serves to gather and process radar data to accurately determine the location and parameters of these airbursts, thus providing critical information for tactical decisions.

In contrast, the other mission types serve different purposes: one focuses on predicting impacts on targets, another centers on establishing a registration point for coordinated fire, and the last is aimed at making real-time adjustments to fire to ensure accuracy and effectiveness. While those missions are integral to artillery operations, they do not pertain specifically to the detection and reporting of airbursts, which is why the airburst mission is distinct and specifically categorized.