Distinguishing Ice and Water Clouds using Dual-Wavelength CO2 Lidar: Theory

Wynn L. Eberhard

doi:10.1364/CLR.1995.TuB3

Coherent Laser Radar
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1995),
paper TuB3
•https://doi.org/10.1364/CLR.1995.TuB3

Distinguishing Ice and Water Clouds using Dual-Wavelength CO₂ Lidar: Theory

Wynn L. Eberhard

Coherent Laser Radar 1995

Keystone, Colorado United States
23–27 July 1995
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Abstract

Determining whether a cloud is in water or ice phase is important in studies of radiative transfer, microphysics, and formation/dissipation mechanisms.

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