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9 January 2002 Doppler spectral scanning differential absorption lidar
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Abstract
Preliminary experiments toward the implementation of Doppler spectral scanning differential absorption lidar (DSS DIAL) are described. In separate tests, CO2 laser pulses were reflected from either a ground-based retroreflector (36-km round-trip distance) or a retroreflector on the GEOS-3 satellite (approximately 2000-km round-trip distance). The returns were split into a reference channel and an absorptive gas-cell channel. The light was coherently detected with heterodyne receivers and analyzed. Results from the ground-based system produced data that matched expected values in one case but its repeatability remains to be determined. We are currently investigating the satellite-based system to assess the DSS DIAL technique.
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Bradley Michael Jost, Daniel C. Senft, Diego F. Pierrottet, Mark A. Kovacs, and Joe C. Cardani "Doppler spectral scanning differential absorption lidar", Proc. SPIE 4484, Lidar Remote Sensing for Industry and Environment Monitoring II, (9 January 2002); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.452771
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KEYWORDS
Doppler effect

Satellites

Decision support systems

Absorption

LIDAR

Retroreflectors

Atmospheric monitoring

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