Author Affiliations
1School of Mechanical and Precision Instrument Engineering, Xi′an University of Technology, Xi′an, Shaanxi 710048, China2Key Laboratory of Active Opto-Electronics Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai 200083, Chinashow less
Fig. 1. Atmospheric pressure over Xian from 2015 to 2018
Fig. 2. Atmospheric pressure profiles over Xian. (a) 4-year atmospheric pressure profiles from sounding balloon and the 1976 US standard atmospheric pressure model; (b) fluctuation of atmospheric pressure with height
Fig. 3. Layout of Raman lidar system
Fig. 4. Spectroscopic system diagram of Raman lidar
Fig. 5. Atmospheric temperature and pressure profiles. (a) Temperature profile; (b) pressure profile
Fig. 6. Atmospheric pressure error profile between sounding pressure and the retrieval of sounding temperature
Fig. 7. Pressure inversion error due to temperature error. (a) Temperature profile with 5 K random error; (b) temperature profile with 5 K random error and 3 K fixed error; (c) atmospheric pressure error profile
Fig. 8. Errors of atmospheric pressure profile obtained from measured temperature data by lidar. (a) Temperature profile 1 with error 1 and sounding temperature profile; (b) temperature profile 2 with error 2 and sounding temperature profile; (c) atmospheric pressure error profile caused by temperature error in two cases; (d) profile of pressure errors in two cases including temperature inversion error and sounding data error
Fig. 9. Atmospheric pressure inversion error introduced by reference point pressure deviation
Fig. 10. Specific humidity and pressure inversion error. (a) Specific humidity profile from sounding balloon; (b) pressure inversion error introduced by specific humidity
Fig. 11. Comparison of atmospheric temperature, water vapor mixing ratio from lidar and sounding balloon. (a) Range-squared-corrected signal (RSCS); (b) temperature profiles; (c) water vapor mixing ratio profiles
Fig. 12. Atmospheric pressure profile retrieved from lidar data and error profile. (a) Atmospheric pressure profile; (b) inversion error profile
Fig. 13. Temperature error profile and the corresponding pressure error profile
Parameter of emitter and receiver | Index | Parameter of spectroscopic system | Index |
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Emitter(Nd∶YAG laser) | Wavelength /nm | 354.7 | | Spectroscopic system | DM1 | Transmittance T | R>99%,350--365 nm; | | Reflectivity R | T>90%,365--430 nm | Pulse power /mJ | ~150 | DM2 | Transmittance T | R>99%,360--395 nm | Reflectivity R | T>90%,400--430 nm | | | Frequency /Hz | 20 | IF1 | Wavelength /nm | 354.7 | Peak /nm | 1 | | | Transmittance /% | 70 | | | Pulse width /ns | 7 | IF2 | Wavelength /nm | 386.7 | Peak /nm | 1 | | | Transmittance /% | 80 | | | Receiver | Telescope diameter /mm | 250 | IF3 | Wavelength /nm | 407.6 | Peak /nm | 1 | | | Transmittance /% | 65 | | | Field of view /mrad | 1 | IF4a+IF4b | Wavelength /nm | 353.9 | Peak /nm | 0.6 | | | Transmittance /% | 22.6 | | | Photomultiplier tube (PMT) | HamamatsuR3896 | IF5a+IF5b | Wavelength /nm | 352.5 | Peak /nm | 1.1 | | | Transmittance /% | 22.3 | | |
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Table 1. Parameters of Raman lidar system