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Quantitative Extinction Measurements with the Visioceilometer

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Abstract

In recent years lidar (light detection and ranging) has made significant technical and theoretical advances. These advances have permitted the construction of a small, rugged, self-contained battery-operated lidar which measures visibility automatically without external inputs. This lidar measures cloud ceiling height and visibility from a single 1.06μm laser pulse with a modified AN/GVS-5 laser rangefinder. Since visibility and cloud ceiling height are measured, the lidar has been dubbed a visioceilometer.

© 1983 Optical Society of America

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