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Utah State University

Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications

2006

Lidar

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Aglite: A Multiwavelength Lidar For Aerosols, T. D. Wilkerson, G. E. Bingham, V. V. Zavyalov, J. Swasey, J. J. Hancock, B. G. Crowther, S. S. Cornelsen, C. Marchant, J. N. Cuttis, D. C. Huish, C. L. Earl, J. M. Andersen, M. L. Cox Jun 2006

Aglite: A Multiwavelength Lidar For Aerosols, T. D. Wilkerson, G. E. Bingham, V. V. Zavyalov, J. Swasey, J. J. Hancock, B. G. Crowther, S. S. Cornelsen, C. Marchant, J. N. Cuttis, D. C. Huish, C. L. Earl, J. M. Andersen, M. L. Cox

Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications

Agricultural operations produce a variety of particulates and gases that influence air quality. Agriculture, through wind erosion, tillage and harvest operations, burning, diesel-powered machinery and animal production operations, is a source of particulate matter that can enter human lungs and cause pulmonary problems. These emissions can negatively impact human health, property values, and the environment. The presence of buildings and other structures often make whole facility measurement capability a requirement for understanding the source strength and characteristics. The ability to use standoff methods to determine the movement and concentrations of emissions on a whole facility basis opens new capabilities for …


Retrieval Of Physical Properties Of Particulate Emission From Animal Feeding Operations Using Three-Wavelength Elastic Lidar Measurements, Vladimir V. Zavyalov, Christian Marchant, Gail E. Bingham, Thomas D. Wilkerson, Jason Swasey, Christopher Rogers, Douglas Ahlstrom, Paul Timothy Jan 2006

Retrieval Of Physical Properties Of Particulate Emission From Animal Feeding Operations Using Three-Wavelength Elastic Lidar Measurements, Vladimir V. Zavyalov, Christian Marchant, Gail E. Bingham, Thomas D. Wilkerson, Jason Swasey, Christopher Rogers, Douglas Ahlstrom, Paul Timothy

Space Dynamics Laboratory Publications

Agricultural operations produce a variety of particulates and gases that influence ambient air quality. Lidar (LIght Detection And Ranging) technology provides a means to derive quantitative information of particulate spatial distribution and optical/physical properties over remote distances. A three-wavelength scanning lidar system built at the Space Dynamic Laboratory (SDL) is used to extract optical parameters of particulate matter and to convert these optical properties to physical parameters of particles. This particulate emission includes background aerosols, emissions from the agricultural feeding operations, and fugitive dust from the road. Aerosol optical parameters are retrieved using the widely accepted solution proposed by Klett. …