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Characterising atmospheric optical turbulence using stereo-SCIDAR.

Stereo-SCIDAR (SCIntillation Detection and Ranging) is a development to the well known SCIDAR method for characterisation of the Earth's atmospheric optical turbulence. Here we present some interesting capabilities, comparisons and results from a recent campaign on the 2.5 m Isaac Newton Telescope on La Palma.

Timothy Butterley | James Osborn | Dora Fohring | Richard W. Wilson

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