Optical interference signal
Atmospheric and Meteorological Lidar Backscatter lidar for aerosols and clouds
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Optical interference signal
Atmospheric and Meteorological Lidar Backscatter lidar for aerosols and clouds

Author : Pierre H. FLAMANT

Publication date: February 10, 2020 | Lire en français

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5. Optical interference signal

In addition to the useful optical lidar signal, the telescope receives a parasitic optical signal due to the background.

5.1 Optical ground signal

In the visible range, the parasitic optical signal is due to downward diffuse solar radiation, while in the thermal infrared (10 to 12 μm) it is due to thermal emission from atmospheric components (clouds, aerosols, absorbing gases such as H 2 O, CO 2 , CH 4 , etc.). In the visible during the day, the parasitic signal can be very significant, whereas it is negligible at night outside large conurbations. In thermal IR, the spurious signal remains more or less the same intensity day...

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