1. Application of the ultraviolet scanning elastic backscatter LiDAR for the investigation of aerosol variabilityFei Gao, Klemen Bergant, Samo Stanič, Longlong Wang, Ying Li, Songhui Li, Dengxin Hua, 2015, original scientific article Found in: osebi Keywords: LIDAR, vertikalno pregledovanje, daljinsko zaznavanje, aerosoli, optične lastnosti Published: 17.05.2016; Views: 4488; Downloads: 27
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2. Properties of tropospheric aerosols observed over southwest SloveniaFei Gao, Klemen Bergant, Samo Stanič, Yingying Chen, Tingyao He, Dengxin Hua, 2018, original scientific article Abstract: From August to October 2010 lidar measurements of aerosols in the troposphere were performed at Otlica observatory, Slovenia, using a vertical scanning elastic lidar. The lidar data sample, which contains 38 nighttime vertical profiles of the mean aerosol extinction, was combined with continuous ozone concen- tration (O3), particulate matter concentrations (PM) and daily radiosonde data. The obtained radiosonde- and lidar-derived heights of the atmospheric boundary layer (ABL), which varied considerably from day to day, were found to be in good agreement. The mean values of the aerosol optical depth (AOD) at 355 nm, were calculated separately for the ABL and for the free troposphere (FT). A ten-fold increase of the FT AOD was observed during the days with predicted presence of Saharan dust above the lidar site. To correlate AOD values with the type and origin of aerosols, backward trajectories of air-masses above Otlica were modeled using the HYSPLIT model and clustered. High ABL AOD values were found to be correlated with local circulations and slowly approaching air masses from the Balkans and low values with northwestern flows. The highest values correlated with southwestern flows originating in northern Africa. Found in: osebi Keywords: Aerosol, Optical depth, Lidar, Atmospheric boundary layer Published: 22.02.2019; Views: 2895; Downloads: 0
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3. Evaluation and Improvement of Lidar Performance Based on Temporal and Spatial Variance CalculationFei Gao, Xinxin Xu, Qingsong Zhu, Li Wang, Tingyao He, Longlong Wang, Samo Stanič, Dengxin Hua, 2019, original scientific article Found in: osebi Keywords: spatial variance, temporal variance, analog data, photon-counting data, dead time, threshold voltage, linear working range, data gluing Published: 06.05.2019; Views: 2588; Downloads: 0
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4. Investigation of the effective transmittance of Mach-Zehnder interferometer in the multi-longitudinal-mode high-spectral-resolution lidarFei Gao, Fengjia Gao, Xiao Yang, Gaipan Li, Li Wang, Meng Wang, Dengxin Hua, Griša Močnik, Samo Stanič, 2022, original scientific article Abstract: Effective transmittance is an important parameter of Mach-Zehnder interferometer in the retrieval of aerosol optical properties using the multi-longitudinal-mode high-spectral-resolution lidar, which is a function of the complex degree of coherence. In this paper, we retrieve the parameter of the complex degree of coherence for the multi-longitudinal-mode laser from the theoretical analysis, optical simulation and experimental measurements, which are 0.726, 0.678 and 0.453 using the Mach-Zehnder interferometer with the optimal optical path difference of two times of laser optical cavity length (∼1000 mm) and under the light illumination of the high power Nd:YAG laser with the mode number of 101 and mode interval of 300 MHz under the condition of laser linewidth of 1 cm−1 (30 GHz). The preliminary measurement results of aerosol optical properties using the constructing multi-longitudinal-mode high-spectral-resolution lidar show that the difference of the complex degree of coherence retrieved from the presented methods results in the relative error of 40% in the aerosol backscattering coefficient with thin cloud layer and 90% with the presence of dense aerosol layer. Found in: osebi Keywords: effective transmittance, Mach-Zehnder interferometer, Multi-logitudinal-mode laser, High-spectral-resolution lidar Published: 20.09.2022; Views: 354; Downloads: 0
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