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A Slow-Light Laser Radar (SLIDAR)

Zhimin Shi, Aaron Schweinsberg, Joseph E. Vornehm, Robert W. Boyd

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Abstract

Light detection and ranging (LIDAR) is used in a variety of remote sensing applications, such as measuring atmospheric properties, detecting chemical and biological agents and surveilling vehicles.1 The key performance parameters of a LIDAR system include its transverse and longitudinal resolutions.

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Light detection and ranging (LIDAR) is used in a variety of remote sensing applications, such as measuring atmospheric properties, detecting chemical and biological agents and surveilling vehicles.1 The key performance parameters of a LIDAR system include its transverse and longitudinal resolutions.

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Light detection and ranging (LIDAR) is used in a variety of remote sensing applications, such as measuring atmospheric properties, detecting chemical and biological agents and surveilling vehicles.1 The key performance parameters of a LIDAR system include its transverse and longitudinal resolutions.

Key concepts: Lidar, Remote sensing, Ranging, Radar, Laser ranging, Laser, Environmental science, Key (lock)

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