Development of coherent Doppler lidar at CRL
Kohei Mizutani, Toshikasu Itabe, Shoken Ishii, Masahiko Sasano, Tetsuo Aoki, Yuichi Ohno, Kazuhiro Asai
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Kohei Mizutani, Toshikasu Itabe, Shoken Ishii, Masahiko Sasano, Tetsuo Aoki, Yuichi Ohno, Kazuhiro Asai
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Global wind profiling with a space-borne Doppler lidar is expected to bring big progress in the studies on global climate change and Numerical Weather Prediction. A feasibility study has been done for an eye-safe 2micron coherent Doppler lidar aiming at demonstration of the technology onboard the Japanese Experiment module of the International Space Station. We are now developing an airborne coherent Doppler lidar system to measure wind profile under a jet plane for simulation of the Doppler lidar measurement in space. This system is also operated in the ground to develop algorithm of the wind measurements and the results of the wind profiles are compared with those derived from other instruments.
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Global wind profiling with a space-borne Doppler lidar is expected to bring big progress in the studies on global climate change and Numerical Weather Prediction. A feasibility study has been done for an eye-safe 2micron coherent Doppler lidar aiming at demonstration of the technology onboard the Japanese Experiment module of the International Space Station. We are now developing an airborne coherent Doppler lidar system to measure wind profile under a jet plane for simulation of the Doppler lidar measurement in space. This system is also operated in the ground to develop algorithm of the wind measurements and the results of the wind profiles are compared with those derived from other instruments.
Key concepts: Lidar, Doppler effect, Remote sensing, Environmental science, Doppler radar, Wind speed, Meteorology, Computer science