Experimental Study of Remote Atmospheric Pollution Monitor Based on Differential Absorption of CO2 Laser Radiation

P. Vujković Cvijin

Eleventh International Laser Radar Conference
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1982),
paper TGRDT55

Experimental Study of Remote Atmospheric Pollution Monitor Based on Differential Absorption of CO₂ Laser Radiation

P. Vujković Cvijin

International Laser Radar Conference 1982

Wisconsin United States
21–25 June 1982
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Trace Gases by Raman and Dial Techniques (TGRDT)

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P. V. Cvijin, "Experimental Study of Remote Atmospheric Pollution Monitor Based on Differential Absorption of CO2 Laser Radiation," in Eleventh International Laser Radar Conference, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1982), paper TGRDT55.

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Abstract

The necessity for a practically usable remote atmospheric pollution monitoring device has been well recognized for a long time. Designs for three versions of a remote pollution monitor intended for field applications in urban and industrial environments are reported.

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