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Development and Performance of a CW Coherent Laser Radar for Detecting Wake Vortices*

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Abstract

A CW-coherent laser radar using a 20-Watt CO2 laser has been constructed and deployed for the measurement of wake-vortex turbulence. This is part of a larger effort to understand the motion and decay of wake vortices as a function of the local atmospheric conditions. The construction and operation of the lidar and the initial fielding at Memphis International Airport are described.

© 1995 Optical Society of America

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