Optika Atmosfery i Okeana Journal

Vol. 2, issue 09, article # 11

Arshinov Yu. F., Belan B. D., Bobrovnikov S. M., Krasnenko N. P., Razenkov I. A., Fursov M. G. Possibility of integrated study of the surface boundary laser by remote methods. // Atmospheric and oceanic optics. 1989. V. 2. No. 09. P. 812-816. PDF
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Abstract:

The result of integrated experimental studies of the atmospheric boundary layer, performed with the help of a Ranan scattering lidar, an aerosol lidar, acoustic radar, and an airborne laboratory, are presented. the relation between the vertical distributions of the temperature, humidity, and aerosol is studied. The auto- and crosscorrelation coefficients of the parameters are found. The results presented illustrate the possibility of an integrated approach to the study of meteorological and optical parameters of the boundary layer.

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