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  • Eleventh International Laser Radar Conference
  • Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1982),
  • paper MPTDH26

Advanced Near IR Lidar for Meteorological Remote Sensing

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Abstract

An advanced ground-based and aircraft lidar system has been designed and constructed for making differential absorption profile measurements of pressure and temperature. The high accuracy required for these measurements necessitates a high resolution laser system and a capability for accurately measuring the laser line profile. In addition, the requirements for aircraft operation provide an incentive for the development of a solid state laser system. The system we will describe could also be used to measure atmospheric density, humidity, and aerosols.

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