Lars Lading, A. Skov Jensen, Erling Rasmussen
Abstract
The spectrum of Rayleigh scattered light contains information about the temperature. Measuring principles are discussed. A system is analyzed. It has the potential for measuring the temperature at ranges up to 10 km in a few minutes. Problems in the implementation are discussed. Tentative measurements are presented.
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The spectrum of Rayleigh scattered light contains information about the temperature. Measuring principles are discussed. A system is analyzed. It has the potential for measuring the temperature at ranges up to 10 km in a few minutes. Problems in the implementation are discussed. Tentative measurements are presented.
Key concepts: Temperature measurement, Rayleigh scattering, Atmospheric temperature, Environmental science, Remote sensing, Meteorology, Atmospheric sciences, Computational physics