Journal: Volume 22, No. 1, 2017
Pages: 55 – 60
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The study of atmosphere meteorological state using a lidar

Mykhailo Medvedsky, Mykhailo Aribzhanov, Oleksandr Havrysh

Abstract

In this paper, using lidar complex for remote sensing of the atmosphere, which is a part of the satellite laser locating station Kyiv-Golosievo, experimental results of counting of photons reflected by aerosols, which characterize the concentration of pollutants in the atmosphere, are obtained. Contour diagrams of impurities concentration on atmospheric probing depth and an angle of elevation for four azimuthal directions are constructed

Keywords

lidar, remote sensing, concentration of pollutants in atmosphere, number of photons

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Suggested citation

Medvedsky, M., Aribzhanov, M., & Havrysh, O. (2017). The study of atmosphere meteorological state using a lidar. Bulletin of Cherkasy State Technological University, 22(2), 55-60.