Effects of Error in the CO Inferral Technique as a Function of GFCR Instrument Parameters

H. Andrew Wallio; Barbara B. Gormsen

doi:10.1364/RPA.1983.TuC19

Topical Meeting on Optical Techniques for Remote Probing of the Atmosphere
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1983),
paper TuC19
•https://doi.org/10.1364/RPA.1983.TuC19

Effects of Error in the CO Inferral Technique as a Function of GFCR Instrument Parameters

H. Andrew Wallio and Barbara B. Gormsen

Optical Techniques for Remote Probing of the Atmosphere 1983

Incline Village, Nevada United States
10–12 January 1983
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H. A. Wallio and B. B. Gormsen, "Effects of Error in the CO Inferral Technique as a Function of GFCR Instrument Parameters," in Topical Meeting on Optical Techniques for Remote Probing of the Atmosphere, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1983), paper TuC19.

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Abstract

A program to measure the global distribution of carbon monoxide using remote sensing methods is being carried out at the NASA Langley Research Center. This program has progressed from the study phase through instrument development and flight tests aboard aircraft and Space Shuttle.

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