Developing a portable NRL fast frame rate seeing monitor

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Oct 2004

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Free-Space Laser Communications IV. Edited by Ricklin, Jennifer C.; Voelz, David G. Proceedings of the SPIE, Volume 5550, pp

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We describe the development of a portable NRL seeing monitor which consists of a 12 inch Meade f/10 telescope with a Dalsa Cad6 260x260 camera having 10 micron pixels. This seeing monitor is capable of up to 700 frames per second. We have three different techniques to measure Fried's r0 parameter: full aperture, two-hole mask, and two-hole mask with in-line intensifier. For the observations done at the Anderson Mesa, Arizona site in January-July 2004, we present comparison of Fried's r0 obtained. Calibration, observing techniques, and data analysis techniques are described. Comparison of the three different techniques is discussed.

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