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Testing and Validation of a Micro-Pulse, Differential Absorption Lidar (DIAL) for Measuring the Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Water Vapor in the Lower Atmosphere

Scott Spuler, Tammy Weckwerth, Kevin Repasky, Matt Hayman, and Amin Nehrir

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Abstract

A compact, field-deployable, micro-pulse DIAL for measuring water vapor in the lower troposphere has been developed and validated at field campaigns. Details of the intercomparisons and improvements since the field studies are discussed.

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