Several experiments involving spectral scanning interferometers and gas filter correlation radiometers (ref. 2) using limb scanning solar occultation techniques under development for measurements of stratospheric trace gases from Spacelab and satellite platforms are described. An experiment to measure stratospheric trace constituents by Laser Heterodyne Spectroscopy, a summary of sensitivity analyses, and supporting laboratory measurements are presented for O3, ClO, and H2O2 in which the instrument transfer function is modeled using a detailed optical receiver design
An infrared heterodyne radiometer (IHR) was used to measure atmospheric transmittance at selected hy...
In a collaboration between NASA GSFC and GWU, a low-cost, surface instrument is being developed that...
The development of sensitive heterodyne receivers (front end) in the centimeter and millimeter range...
Atmospheric trace constituent measurements with higher vertical resolution than attainable with pass...
A tunable diode laser heterodyne radiometer was developed for ground based measurements of atmospher...
Over the past decade, NASA has played a lead role in defining the scientific objectives and technolo...
A diode laser based IR heterodyne spectrometer for laboratory and field use was developed for high e...
It was recommended that gas filter correlation radiometry and high-resolution interferometry be expl...
This report describes the software support supplied by Systems and Applied Sciences Corporation for ...
To measure the concentration of a gas in the troposphere, the gas filter radiometer correlates the p...
An infrared laser heterodyne system for obtaining height profiles of minor constituents of the atmos...
The laser heterodyne radiometer (LHR) has the advantages of miniaturization, low cost, and high spec...
Intensity profiles of infrared spectral lines of stratospheric constituents can be fully resolved wi...
Lidar is ready to make an important contribution to tropospheric chemistry research with a variety o...
Spectroscopic measurements are required to define the spectral background and provide the detailed s...
An infrared heterodyne radiometer (IHR) was used to measure atmospheric transmittance at selected hy...
In a collaboration between NASA GSFC and GWU, a low-cost, surface instrument is being developed that...
The development of sensitive heterodyne receivers (front end) in the centimeter and millimeter range...
Atmospheric trace constituent measurements with higher vertical resolution than attainable with pass...
A tunable diode laser heterodyne radiometer was developed for ground based measurements of atmospher...
Over the past decade, NASA has played a lead role in defining the scientific objectives and technolo...
A diode laser based IR heterodyne spectrometer for laboratory and field use was developed for high e...
It was recommended that gas filter correlation radiometry and high-resolution interferometry be expl...
This report describes the software support supplied by Systems and Applied Sciences Corporation for ...
To measure the concentration of a gas in the troposphere, the gas filter radiometer correlates the p...
An infrared laser heterodyne system for obtaining height profiles of minor constituents of the atmos...
The laser heterodyne radiometer (LHR) has the advantages of miniaturization, low cost, and high spec...
Intensity profiles of infrared spectral lines of stratospheric constituents can be fully resolved wi...
Lidar is ready to make an important contribution to tropospheric chemistry research with a variety o...
Spectroscopic measurements are required to define the spectral background and provide the detailed s...
An infrared heterodyne radiometer (IHR) was used to measure atmospheric transmittance at selected hy...
In a collaboration between NASA GSFC and GWU, a low-cost, surface instrument is being developed that...
The development of sensitive heterodyne receivers (front end) in the centimeter and millimeter range...