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Error reduction methods for integrated-path differential-absorption lidar measurements
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We report new modeling and error reduction methods for differential-absorption optical-depth (DAOD) measurements of atmospheric constituents using direct-detection integrated-path differential-absorption lidars. Errors from laser frequency noise are quantified in terms of the line center fluctuation and spectral line shape of the laser pulses, revealing relationships verified experimentally. A significant DAOD bias is removed by introducing a correction factor. Errors from surface height and reflectance variations can be reduced to tolerable levels by incorporating altimetry knowledge and log after averaging, or by pointing the laser and receiver to a fixed surface spot during each wavelength cycle to shorten the time of averaging before log. (C) 2012 Optical Society of America
Keywords:
SPECTRAL REFLECTANCE
CO2
SENSITIVITY
NOISE
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