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Improvements to water vapor lidar using DIAL techniques

C. Cahen, J. L. Lesne, P. Flamant, and G. Megie

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Abstract

Theoretical considerations, such as the influence of nonmonochromaticity of the laser to preserve the range-resolved measurement1 or the pressure-temperature dependence absorption cross sections, have led us to develop new instruments and define a totally computer-controlled lidar technique to perform humidity measurements.

© 1981 Optical Society of America

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