Discussion of the Interpretation Problem Encountered in Single-Wavelength Lidar Transmissometers

R. H. Kohl The University of Tennessee Space Institute, Tullahoma 37388

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Abstract

The inadequacies in applying the “ratio” and “slope” methods to the interpretation of lidar return signals from inhomogeneous atmospheric dispersions in terms of the attenuation coefficient and atmospheric visibility are discussed, as is the general single-wavelength lidar interpretation problem.

Abstract

The inadequacies in applying the “ratio” and “slope” methods to the interpretation of lidar return signals from inhomogeneous atmospheric dispersions in terms of the attenuation coefficient and atmospheric visibility are discussed, as is the general single-wavelength lidar interpretation problem.

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