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Coherent combination of microsecond-pulse tapered amplifiers for a water-vapor differential absorption lidar

Liu et al., 2023

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14410338258967941464
Author
Liu Q
Marque C
Janicot S
Georges P
Lucas-Leclin G
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Novel In-Plane Semiconductor Lasers XXII

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Remote sensing techniques are critical in atmospheric research, such as the monitoring of the low tropospheric temperature and the water vapor distribution. Lidar is one type of remote sensing technique that can deliver an atmospheric measurement with high spatial …
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