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16 September 2011 Spaceborne laser development for future remote sensing applications
Mark A. Stephen, Anthony W. Yu, Michael A. Krainak, James B. Abshire, David J. Harding, Haris Riris, Steven X. Li, Jeffrey Chen, Kenji Numata, Stewart Wu, Jordan Camp
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At NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, we are developing the next generation laser transmitters for future remote sensing applications including a micropulse altimeter for ice-sheet monitoring, laser spectroscopic measurements and high resolution mapping of the Earth's surface as well as potential missions to other planets for trace gas measurement and mapping. In this paper we will present an overview of the spaceborne laser programs and offer insights into future spaceborne lasers for remote sensing applications.
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Mark A. Stephen, Anthony W. Yu, Michael A. Krainak, James B. Abshire, David J. Harding, Haris Riris, Steven X. Li, Jeffrey Chen, Kenji Numata, Stewart Wu, and Jordan Camp "Spaceborne laser development for future remote sensing applications", Proc. SPIE 8154, Infrared Remote Sensing and Instrumentation XIX, 815406 (16 September 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.896693
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KEYWORDS
Carbon dioxide

Pulsed laser operation

LIDAR

Carbon dioxide lasers

Transmitters

Laser systems engineering

Laser applications

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