Wind infrared Doppler lidar instrument

Christian Werner; Pierre H. Flamant; Oliver Reitebuch; Friedrich Koepp; Juergen Streicher; Stephan Rahm; Engelbert Nagel; Michael Klier; H. Herrmann; Claude Loth; P. Delville; Ph. Drobinski; B. Romand; Ch. Boitel; D. Oh; M. Lopez; Mireille Meissonnier; Didier Bruneau; Alain M. Dabas

doi:10.1117/1.1335530

1 January 2001 Wind infrared Doppler lidar instrument

Christian Werner, Pierre H. Flamant, Oliver Reitebuch, Friedrich Koepp, Juergen Streicher, Stephan Rahm, Engelbert Nagel, Michael Klier, H. Herrmann, Claude Loth, P. Delville, Ph. Drobinski, B. Romand, Ch. Boitel, D. Oh, M. Lopez, Mireille Meissonnier, Didier Bruneau, Alain M. Dabas

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Optical Engineering, 40(1), (2001). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.1335530

Abstract

The purpose of the project WIND (wind infrared Doppler lidar) is the development of an airborne conical scanning CO2 Doppler lidar in French-German cooperation by CNRS/CNES and DLR. The instrument and its peculiarities are described. Measurements of the Doppler shift from a moving platform with an accuracy of 1 m/s require instantaneous access to the position data of the platform. Therefore this part of the instrument is described in detail. Ground-based tests, airborne tests and a validation flight were performed. The instrument can be used for mesoscalic meteorology to test models and contribute to a spaceborne Doppler lidar in the future.

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Christian Werner, Christian Werner, Pierre H. Flamant, Pierre H. Flamant, Oliver Reitebuch, Oliver Reitebuch, Friedrich Koepp, Friedrich Koepp, Juergen Streicher, Juergen Streicher, Stephan Rahm, Stephan Rahm, Engelbert Nagel, Engelbert Nagel, Michael Klier, Michael Klier, H. Herrmann, H. Herrmann, Claude Loth, Claude Loth, P. Delville, P. Delville, Ph. Drobinski, Ph. Drobinski, B. Romand, B. Romand, Ch. Boitel, Ch. Boitel, D. Oh, D. Oh, M. Lopez, M. Lopez, Mireille Meissonnier, Mireille Meissonnier, Didier Bruneau, Didier Bruneau, Alain M. Dabas, Alain M. Dabas, "Wind infrared Doppler lidar instrument," Optical Engineering 40(1), (1 January 2001). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.1335530 . Submission:

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