Abstract:In November 2012, the University of BASILicata Raman Lidar system (BASIL) was approved to enter the International Network for the Detection of Atmospheric Composition Change (NDACC). Since then measurements were routinely carried out on a once per week basis. This paper illustrates specific measurement examples from this effort, with a dedicated focus on temperature and water vapour measurements, with the ultimate goal to provide a characterization of the system performance. Case studies illustrated in… Show more
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