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Self-calibration and laser energy monitor validations for a double-pulsed 2-μm CO2 integrated path differential absorption lidar applicationRefaat et al., 2015
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- Refaat T
- Singh U
- Petros M
- Remus R
- Yu J
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- Applied optics
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Double-pulsed 2-μm integrated path differential absorption (IPDA) lidar is well suited for atmospheric CO 2 remote sensing. The IPDA lidar technique relies on wavelength differentiation between strong and weak absorbing features of the gas normalized to the …
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