NASA NTRS ยท 19810000186
Rangefinder Corrects for Air Density and Moisture
Abstract
Proposed distance-measuring instrument compensates for variations in both dry atmospheric density and water-vapor content. Instrument would be expected to be more accurate than previous laser-ranging instruments. New rangefinder sends three signal trains to target: Two trains are at optical frequencies, and one is at a microwave frequency. All three signals are phase-locked.
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Abshire, J. B.. 1982-11-01. Rangefinder Corrects for Air Density and Moisture. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19810000186
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