MWIR lidar systems and multiline DIAL techniques
Albert J. Ramponi, E. T. Scharlemann, Anthony J. Ruggiero, Stephan P. Velsko
Abstract
Albert J. Ramponi, E. T. Scharlemann, Anthony J. Ruggiero, Stephan P. Velsko
Abstract
This paper reports on recent progress made in developing rapidly tunable MWIR lidar system for the detection and identification of multiple trace atmospheric molecules. The lidar systems and multiline DIAL approach are described in detail. The unique advantages of the lidar system and multiline DIAL measurement technique are demonstrated with results from field measurements.
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This paper reports on recent progress made in developing rapidly tunable MWIR lidar system for the detection and identification of multiple trace atmospheric molecules. The lidar systems and multiline DIAL approach are described in detail. The unique advantages of the lidar system and multiline DIAL measurement technique are demonstrated with results from field measurements.
Key concepts: Dial, Lidar, Remote sensing, Laser, TRACE (psycholinguistics), Computer science, Optics, Physics