challenges and solutions for frequency and energy references for spaceborne and airborne integrated path differential absorption lidars
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Abstract
The stringent requirements for both the frequency stability and power reference represent a challenging task for Integrated Path Differential Absorption Lidars (IPDA) to measure greenhouse gas columns from satellite or aircraft. Currently, the German-French methane mission MERLIN (Methan Remote Lidar Mission) is prepared. At the same time CHARM-F, an aircraft installed system has been developed at DLR as an airborne demonstrator for a spaceborne greenhouse gas mission. The concepts and realization of these important sub-systems are discussed.
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| Authors | ;Fix Andreas;Quatrevalet Mathieu;Witschas Benjamin;Wirth Martin;Büdenbender Christian;Amediek Axel;Ehret Gerhard |
| Journal | utilitas mathematica |
| Year | 2016 |
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