The Use of a Bistatic Laser Monitor for High-Speed Imaging of Combustion Processes

Light scattering matrix for large irregularly shaped ice crystals averaged over an ensemble of particles

“…As a result, these methods cannot be used to effectively solve problems related to laser sensing of the atmosphere. The expansion of the spectral range of lasers, including the near-IR region of the spectrum [28][29][30] , as well as their functional capabilities [31][32] , makes it possible to use them to solve a number of modern problems [33][34][35] . The calculation results confirm our earlier conclusions.…”

Accounting for molecular absorption of laser radiation in the range from UV to mid-IR region on the paths of lidar sounding of gas-aerosol pollution in the atmosphere

“…Such a situation can arise when sounding on the atmosphere of industrial zones, where pollutants present within the limits of maximum permissible concentrations (MPC) can spectrally mask more dangerous emissions. Absorption of probing radiation or an echo signal along the probing path can lead to distortion of the lidar measurement results, especially if they are performed using differential techniques [11][12][13].…”