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Measuring Greenhouse Gases from Aircraft and Spacecraft Using Lidar

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Abstract

This presentation will discuss the application of lidar approaches to remotely measure the column abundance of CO2 and other atmospheric greenhouse gases from space. It will discuss recent airborne campaigns, ongoing work and plans for future space missions.

© 2015 Optical Society of America

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