20 years of Tm:Ho:YLF and LuLF Laser Development for Global Winds Measurements | Zendy

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20 years of Tm:Ho:YLF and LuLF Laser Development for Global Winds Measurements

Author(s) -

Upendra N. Singh,

Brian M. Walsh,

Jirong Yu,

Mulugeta Petros,

Michael J. Kavaya,

Norman P. Barnes

Publication year - 2014

Publication title -

advanced solid-state lasers

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.1364/assl.2014.ath3a.1

Subject(s) - instrumentation (computer programming) , lidar , laser , aerospace engineering , research development , perspective (graphical) , systems engineering , remote sensing , work (physics) , engineering , research center , engineering physics , environmental science , meteorology , computer science , optics , physics , mechanical engineering , geology , political science , paleontology , test (biology) , artificial intelligence , law , operating system

NASA Langley Research Center has a long history of developing 2 µm lasers. From fundamental spectroscopy research, theoretical prediction of new materials, laser demonstration and engineering of lidar systems, it has been a very successful program spanning around two decades. This article covers early research to the present instrumentation.

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