NASA NTRS · 19930040180
NASA's program in lidar remote sensing
Abstract
Several major NASA research efforts in lidar remote sensing are reviewed, with attention given to hardware and key sensor issues along with results and expectations. The discussion covers temperature and pressure measurements, measurements methods and instrumentation, pressure data, wind field measurements, atmospheric backscatter measurement, aerosol and cloud measurements, and water vapor measurement. Consideration is also given to the applicability of lidar measurements to problems of operational weather analysis and forecasting, climate studies, mesoscale and severe storm analysis and forecastig, and studies of atmosphere/surface interface.
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Theon, John S., Vaughan, William W., Browell, Edward V., Jones, William D., Mccormick, M. P., Melfi, S. H., Menzies, Robert T., Schwemmer, Geary K., Spinhirne, James D.. 1991-01-01. NASA's program in lidar remote sensing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930040180
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