Investigation of Aerosol Characteristics Using Bistatic Lidar

B. V. Krishna Murthy; K. Parameswaran

Eleventh International Laser Radar Conference
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1982),
paper VAP216

Investigation of Aerosol Characteristics Using Bistatic Lidar

B. V. Krishna Murthy and K. Parameswaran

International Laser Radar Conference 1982

Wisconsin United States
21–25 June 1982
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Abstract

A CW laser system with an argon-ion laser operating at 514.5 nm as transmitter has been used in a bistatic mode to investigate the physical characteristics of atmospheric aerosols. The laser power used was 0.5W and the transmitter-receiver separation was 434 m.

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