Generalized scintillation detection and ranging results obtained by use of a modified inversion technique

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Nov 2002

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Applied Optics, Volume 41, Issue 32, pp. 6768-6772 (2002).

Physics

Optics

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Astronomical Telescopes, Remote Sensing, Scintillation, Atmospheric Light Propagation, Atmospheric Turbulence, Adaptive Optics, Wavefront Sensors, Image Reconstruction, Errors

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The measurement of the strength of atmospheric optical turbulence by use of a modified generalized SCIDAR (scintillation detection and ranging) inversion technique is outlined and demonstrated. This new method for normalizing and inverting scintillation covariances incorporates the geometry specific to generalized SCIDAR. Examples of profiles from two astronomical observation sites are presented.

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