Abstract

This paper describes an experimental high powered, Q switched, ruby laser radar or lidar designed for meteorological applications and upper atmosphere studies being conducted by the Environmental Sciences Division, Range Development Department, Pacific Missile Range, Point Mugu, California. The lidar system equations, detailed design, operation, and recommendations for design improvements are discussed, and typical observational data are presented to illustrate the uses of this new meteorological instrument.

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