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Development and Application of Compact Doppler Lidar Systems for Atmospheric Probing

R. Michael Hardesty

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Abstract

For the past several years, scientists at the Wave Propagation Laboratory (WPL) have employed a pulsed Doppler lidar system to observe wind fields and aerosol structure in a variety of scientific investigations. The transverse-excited, atmospheric pressure (TEA) CO2 lidar produces 1 J energy pulses at repetition rates up to 50 Hz. The system and its associated signal processing and display equipment are mounted in a semitrailer for easy transport to remote field sites.

© 1993 Optical Society of America

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