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TEA CO2 dial station for atmospheric water and pollutants measurements

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Abstract

Among the differential techniques of remote sensing employed to study the atmosphere and it’s composition, the dial is one of the most powerful, mainly in the detection of concentration of the gas traces. This technique, as known, is based on the knowledge of the interaction between the laser radiation and the molecular compound in studying. In particular it needs, with high precision, the value of the absorption coefficients for the defined wavelengths used in carrying the measurements out.

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