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2.1 μm Ho Lidar Measurements of the Temporal and Spatial Variability in the Range-Resolved Extinction and Backscatter Coefficient of the Atmosphere

Yasunori Saito, Kin Pui Chan, and Dennis K. Killinger

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Abstract

A 2.1 μm direct-detection Ho Lidar has been used to measure the range-resolved extinction coefficient and relative backscatter coefficient of the atmosphere as a function of time during the day. Significant spatial and temporal variability has been observed.

© 1991 Optical Society of America

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