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8 June 1994 Direct global measurements of tropospheric winds employing a simplified coherent laser radar using fully scalable technology and technique
Michael J. Kavaya, Gary D. Spiers, Elena S. Lobl, Jeffrey Rothermel, Vernon W. Keller
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Abstract
Innovative designs of a space-based laser remote sensing `wind machine' are presented. These designs seek compatibility with the traditionally conflicting constraints of high scientific value and low total mission cost. Mission cost is reduced by moving to smaller, lighter, more off-the-shelf instrument designs which can be accommodated on smaller launch vehicles.
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Michael J. Kavaya, Gary D. Spiers, Elena S. Lobl, Jeffrey Rothermel, and Vernon W. Keller "Direct global measurements of tropospheric winds employing a simplified coherent laser radar using fully scalable technology and technique", Proc. SPIE 2214, Space Instrumentation and Dual-Use Technologies, (8 June 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.177663
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KEYWORDS
Wind measurement

Signal to noise ratio

Backscatter

Space operations

LIDAR

Pulsed laser operation

Aerospace engineering

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