Two-Dimensional Fast Imaging of Smoke Plumes Based on Spectral Telemetry

Qiang Zhang; Pinhua Xie; Jin Xu; Ang Li; Zhaokun Hu; Xin Tian; Yeyuan Huang; Wenqing Liu

doi:10.3788/AOS202040.0930002

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