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19 September 2001 Airborne test of an optical true-airspeed sensor
Stephan Rahm, Ines Leike, Engelbert Nagel, Christian Werner, Richard Bogenberger
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Abstract
A cw CO2 Doppler lidar was modified for an airborne test of the principles of the true-airspeed sensor. During two flights in April 2000 the system was tested together with the wind sensor in the noise-boom of the research aircraft. The results are (i) there is an excellent correlation between the LOS components of the Doppler lidar and of the aircraft sensor; (ii) there is no dropout of dat also in very clean regions of the atmosphere; (iii) the Doppler sensor can also be used as an aerosol particle counter. A virtual instrument was used to design the sensor and was modified after the flight. It can be used to design a more compact fiber sensor.
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Stephan Rahm, Ines Leike, Engelbert Nagel, Christian Werner, and Richard Bogenberger "Airborne test of an optical true-airspeed sensor", Proc. SPIE 4377, Laser Radar Technology and Applications VI, (19 September 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.440111
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

LIDAR

Doppler effect

Aerosols

Atmospheric particles

Backscatter

Atmospheric sensing

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