Representativity of a single line-of-sight wind component

Ch. Werner; J. Streicher; G. Wildgruber

doi:10.1364/CLR.1991.WD3

Coherent Laser Radar: Technology and Applications
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1991),
paper WD3
•https://doi.org/10.1364/CLR.1991.WD3

Representativity of a single line-of-sight wind component

Ch. Werner, J. Streicher, and G. Wildgruber

Coherent Laser Radar 1991

Snowmass, Colorado United States
8–12 July 1991
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Abstract

One of the most important inputs to numerical weather forecasting, climatology etc., that is still lacking is a full global set of three-dimensional wind data. A Doppler lidar holds promise of being able to help rectify this deficiency by monitoring winds globally in cloud free areas.

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