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During the last decade CNRS, supported by CNES and ESA, conducted theoretical and experimental studies to advance airborne and space-based wind like a lidar application. Among others, the effort addresses modeling and numerical simulations to assess the performance, advanced signal processing, lidar data and meteorological model interaction, and critical components like single-mode TE-CO2 lidar.
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