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Tropospheric-Ozone Measurements with a UV Lidar System

W. Carnuth, U. Kempfer, R. Lotz, and T. Trickl

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Abstract

Ultraviolet (UV) lidar measurements of ozone have proven to possess a high level of reliabilty in the stratosphere. For measurements in the troposphere, however, a number of technical modifications is necessary. This is the conseguence of the lower ozone densities, which reguire the use of shorter, more strongly absorbed wavelengths than commonly applied in stratospheric systems, as well as of the enormous dynamical range of the backscattered light intensity.

© 1991 Optical Society of America

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