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Evaluation of biological aerosol stand-off detection at a field trial

Jonsson et al., 2009

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3582469752187317999
Author
Jonsson P
Elmqvist M
Gustafsson O
Kullander F
Persson R
Olofsson G
Tjärnhage T
Farsund �
Haavardsholm T
Rustad G
Publication year
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Optically Based Biological and Chemical Detection for Defence V

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We have performed a field trial to evaluate technologies for stand-off detection of biological aerosols, both in daytime and at night. Several lidar (light detection and ranging) systems were tested in parallel. We present the results from three different lidar systems; one system …
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