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Comparison of Index of Refraction Structure Function ( C n 2) Profiles Derived from Polar-orbiting Satellite Data and Numerical Weather Prediction Models

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Abstract

Paper describes novel technique to derive wind and turbulence fields from satellite data. Results are compared to numerical weather data, and modifications to the method to characterize turbulence in a neutrally-buoyant boundary layer are discussed.

© 2015 Optical Society of America

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