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Edge technique: a new method for atmospheric wind measurements with lidar

The edge technique is a powerful new method for the measurement of small frequency shifts which allow high accuracy measurement of atmospheric winds (0.2 to 1 m/sec) with high vertical resolution (10 m) using currently available technology.

Bruce M. Gentry | C. L. Korb

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