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The Code 613.1 Raman Lidar group designs, builds, operates and maintains instrumentation for studying various atmospheric processes and constituents. Among these instruments are two that are designed primarily for use in field campaign activities. These instruments are: |  |
Our group routinely participates in field measurement campaigns designed to better understand atmospheric radiation and dynamic processes and to validate satellite measurements. The study of these components allows scientists to improve weather forecasting models and better understand global warming. |
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01.17.06 The Raman lidar group is heavily involved in planning for the upcoming AURA satellite validation experiment
called WAVES. Read more. 12.20.05 A short history about the development of non-solar blind water vapor Raman lidar can be read here. 6.1.05 NASA AURA Validation program funds SRL to participate in the Network for Detection of Stratospheric Change 5.10.05 Raman Lidar group awarded by the NASA Instrument Incubator Program to first test flight of RASL
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Curator:
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Martin Cadirola, Ecotronics Digital Media |
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NASA Official:
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Dr. David Whiteman, David.N.Whiteman@nasa.gov |
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Last Updated:
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Friday, January 20, 2006 |
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