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  • Eleventh International Laser Radar Conference
  • Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1982),
  • paper VAP208

Aerosol scattering and extinction measurements with LIDAR at 0,35 μm and 10 μm

Arne Hågård and Ove Steinvall

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Abstract

In order to investigate optical scattering and extinction through slant paths in the lower atmosphere we perform measurements with a Nd YAG-lidar and a CO2-TEA lidar. The YAG laser emits 15 ns long pulses with a pulse energy of 125 mJ in the third harmonic at 355 nm. The receiver is a 20 cm diam telescope with a photomultiplier detector. The CO2-lidar is based on a pulsed grating tuned TEA-laser and a 30 cm Newtonian telescope with a HgCdTe–detector.

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