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The following table shows current images and a short description of the 
measurement. Clicking on the image brings you to a page for 
every instrument with further data. Main purpose of these pages
is to control whether the instruments work properly. The data shown are 
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AERI

The  Atmospheric Emitted Radiance Interferometer (AERI) measures downwelling infrared radiation from 3-25 µm at less than one wavenumber resolution to derive profiles of tropospheric temperature and humidity. It is also sensitive cloud properties and CO2.</description>
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        <description>References on MWR

Overview Articles and Books

Bohren C. F. and D.R. Huffman, 198s: Absorption and Scattering of Light by Small Particles, New York, John Wiley.

Bohren, C. F. and E. Clothiaux, 2006: Fundamentals of Atmospheric Radiation: An Introduction with 400 Problems, Physics Textbook, Wiley-VCH, 472 pp.</description>
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        <description>Raymetrics Raman Lidar

Mentor: N.N.

Principle

The Raymetrics raman lidar provides continuous (24/7), unattended day and night temperature, water vapor,
backscatter coefficient and extinction profiling within the atmospheric boundary layer, through the
entrainment zone and into the free troposphere, at a fixed location.</description>
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        <description>Doppler Lidar

Mentor: J.H. Schween

The instrument is a Streamline XR from  HALO Photonics  (Worcestershire, Great Britain) instrument nr.17 build in 2010.

Principle

The backscattered light from an emitted laserbeam is used to measure wind speed. Analysis of doppler shift gives wind speed along the beam. Combination of several beams allows an estimate of the three components of the wind vector. Amount of received backscattered light allows calculation of backscatter coefficient.$\mu$$^{-1}$$^…</description>
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