Development of frequency-agile high-repetition-rate CO2 DIAL systems for long range chemical remote sensing

Charles Robert Quick Jr.; Charles B. Fite; Bernard R. Foy; L. John Jolin; Aaron C. Koskelo; Bryan E. Laubscher; Edward P. MacKerrow; Brian D. McVey; Donald E. Mietz; Douglas H. Nelson; Robert J. Nemzek; Roger R. Petrin; John R. Quagliano; Patrick Schafstall; Robert K. Sander; Joseph J. Tiee; Michael C. Whitehead

doi:10.1117/12.283907

31 October 1997 Development of frequency-agile high-repetition-rate CO₂ DIAL systems for long-range chemical remote sensing

Charles Robert Quick Jr., Charles B. Fite, Bernard R. Foy, L. John Jolin, Aaron C. Koskelo, Bryan E. Laubscher, Edward P. MacKerrow, Brian D. McVey, Donald E. Mietz, Douglas H. Nelson, Robert J. Nemzek, Roger R. Petrin, John R. Quagliano, Patrick Schafstall, Robert K. Sander, Joseph J. Tiee, Michael C. Whitehead

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Proceedings Volume 3127, Application of Lidar to Current Atmospheric Topics II; (1997) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.283907
Event: Optical Science, Engineering and Instrumentation '97, 1997, San Diego, CA, United States

Abstract

Issues related to the development of direct detection, long- range CO₂ DIAL systems for chemical detection and identification are presented and discussed including: data handling and display techniques for large, multi-(lambda) data sets, turbulence effects, slant path propagation, and speckle averaging. Data examples from various field campaigns and CO₂ lidar platforms are used to illustrate the issues.

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Charles Robert Quick Jr., Charles B. Fite, Bernard R. Foy, L. John Jolin, Aaron C. Koskelo, Bryan E. Laubscher, Edward P. MacKerrow, Brian D. McVey, Donald E. Mietz, Douglas H. Nelson, Robert J. Nemzek, Roger R. Petrin, John R. Quagliano, Patrick Schafstall, Robert K. Sander, Joseph J. Tiee, and Michael C. Whitehead "Development of frequency-agile high-repetition-rate CO₂ DIAL systems for long-range chemical remote sensing", Proc. SPIE 3127, Application of Lidar to Current Atmospheric Topics II, (31 October 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.283907

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