Heterodyne Detection and Multiple Scattering in Cirrus Clouds

F. Nicolas; P. H. Flamant; A. Dabas; A. Dabas

doi:10.1364/CLR.1995.TuB4

Coherent Laser Radar
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1995),
paper TuB4
•https://doi.org/10.1364/CLR.1995.TuB4

Heterodyne Detection and Multiple Scattering in Cirrus Clouds

F. Nicolas, P. H. Flamant, and A. Dabas

Coherent Laser Radar 1995

Keystone, Colorado United States
23–27 July 1995
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Abstract

Cirrus gives strong returns to provide with relevant informations on atmospheric dynamics in the upper troposphere. However, multiple scattering plays a major role in dense media like clouds, which could be detrimental to the signal analysis. Thus, we study the importance of multiple scattering on wind remote sensing by a coherent lidar for the case of cirrus made of large particles compared to the wavelength.

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