Laser beam broadening and depolarization in dense fogs
暂无分享,去创建一个
[1] D. Rensch,et al. Comparative Studies of Extinction and Backscattering by Aerosols, Fog, and Rain at 10.6 micro and 0.63 micro. , 1970, Applied optics.
[2] E A Bucher,et al. Experiments on light pulse communication and propagation through atmospheric clouds. , 1973, Applied optics.
[3] T. Chu,et al. Effects of precipitation on propagation at 0.63, 3.5, and 10.6 microns , 1968 .
[4] K. R. May. Fog‐droplet sampling using a modified impactor technique , 1961 .
[5] E A Bucher,et al. Computer simulation of light pulse propagation for communication through thick clouds. , 1973, Applied optics.
[6] A. Carswell,et al. Lidar polarization studies of the troposphere. , 1975, Applied optics.
[7] D. Deirmendjian. Scattering and Polarization Properties of Water Clouds and Hazes in the Visible and Infrared , 1964 .
[8] S. Pal,et al. Polarization properties of lidar backscattering from clouds. , 1973, Applied optics.
[9] J. Hodkinson,et al. Particle sizing by means of the forward scattering lobe. , 1966, Applied optics.
[10] Kuo-Nan Liou,et al. Multiple backscattering and depolarization from water clouds for a pulsed lidar system , 1971 .
[11] V. Zuev,et al. Propagation of laser beams in scattering media. , 1969, Applied optics.
[12] L. B. Stotts,et al. The radiance produced by laser radiation transversing a particulate multiple-scattering medium , 1977 .
[13] D. Arnush,et al. Underwater Light-Beam Propagation in the Small-Angle-Scattering Approximation , 1972 .