LIDAR Return Pulse Profile And Its Relationship To Water Optical Parameters

Lee, H. S.; O’Neill, N. T.

doi:10.1117/12.943316

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“…Monte Carlo 15 We find in (a) a relatively good correlation between the backscatter slope attenuation (Gb) and K, which can be used to estimate K. We plotted in (b) measured G versus FOV (expressed as c*R in which R is the receiver FOV radius). For instance, a need exists to make trade-off studies when designing an operational system.…”

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Experimental evaluation of an airborne depth-sounding lidar

1993

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An experimental evaluation of an airborne depth-sounding Iidar is described. The system, called FLASH (FOA laser airborne sounder for hydrography), is based on a scanning frequency-doubled Nd:YAG laser carried by a helicopter. An in-situ profiling instrument for measuring water parameters is also described. This system, called HOSS (hydro-optical sensor system), is also carried by a helicopter and has been used to collect data in parallel with the lidar measurements. A discussion of the lidar performance coupled to the measured water and instrumental parameters is included. Examples of measured wave forms are compared with those obtained by analytical and Monte Carlo modeling.

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