Doppler Wind Lidar

Reitebuch, Oliver; Hardesty, R. Michael

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-52171-4_27

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“…This article will focus on the Doppler wind lidar (DWL) that utilizes the Doppler effects to remote sensing the atmospheric wind speed. The overviews of DWL principles, techniques, and applications can be found in books or review articles (Werner, 2005;Weitkamp, 2006;Banakh and Smalikho, 2013;North et al, 2014;Reitebuch and Hardesty, 2021). This article will introduce the typical DWLs from the perspective of working wavelengths, with a particular focus on the latest DWL systems and their applications.…”

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Doppler Wind Lidar From UV to NIR: A Review With Case Study Examples

Shangguan

Qiu

Yuan

et al. 2022

Front. Remote Sens.

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Doppler wind lidar (DWL) uses the optical Doppler effect to measure atmospheric wind speed with high spatial-temporal resolution and long detection range and has been widely applied in scientific research and engineering applications. With the development of related technology, especially laser and detector technology, the performance of the DWL has significantly improved for the past few decades. DWL utilizes different principles and different tracers to sense the wind speed from the ground to the mesosphere, which leads to the difference in choosing the laser working wavelength. This article will review the working wavelength consideration of DWL, and typical DWLs will present from ultraviolet to near-infrared, after which three typical applications will be shown.

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confidence: 99%