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NASA NTRS · 19860030818

Lidar aerosol backscatter measurements - Systematic, modeling, and calibration error considerations

Abstract

Sources of systematic, modeling, and calibration errors that affect the interpretation and calibration of lidar aerosol backscatter data are discussed. The treatment pertains primarily to ground-based pulsed CO2 lidars that probe the troposphere and are calibrated using hard calibration targets. However, a large part of the analysis is relevant to other types of lidar system such as lidars operating at other wavelengths; CW focused lidars; airborne or earth-orbiting lidars; lidars measuring other regions of the atmosphere; lidars measuring nonaerosol elastic or inelastic backscatter; and lidars employing other calibration techniques.

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Kavaya, M. J., Menzies, R. T.. 1985-11-01. Lidar aerosol backscatter measurements - Systematic, modeling, and calibration error considerations. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860030818

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