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Noise Fluctuation in Lidar Signals
Tsvetan Mitsev
Faculty of Telecommunications at Technical University of Sofia 8 Kl. Ohridski Blvd Sofia 1000, Bulgaria
Abstract: We studied in this paper, the non-lidar data that can be used when the lidas has good response. It is a fact that the noise fluctuations happen due to the noise fluctuations of the normal range lidar signal leads to relative errors. This issue has been addressed in this work.
Keywords: Lidar, Atmosphere, Atmospheric Aerosol, Solving Lidar Equation, Lidar Sounding of the Atmosphere Noise Fluctuation in Lidar Signals
DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/jitr/2021/12/2/35-40
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