E. V. Browell
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Airborne lidar systems are making major contributions to global investigations of many important atmospheric chemistry and meteorological processes. This paper discusses these lidar systems and results from recent studies of ozone, water vapor, aerosols, and clouds.
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Airborne lidar systems are making major contributions to global investigations of many important atmospheric chemistry and meteorological processes. This paper discusses these lidar systems and results from recent studies of ozone, water vapor, aerosols, and clouds.
Key concepts: Lidar, Ozone, Environmental science, Water vapor, Meteorology, Atmospheric sciences, Atmospheric chemistry, Remote sensing