Horizontal turbulence measurements using SLODAR

Details Horizontal turbulence measurements using SLODAR Horizontal turbulence measurements using SLODAR

Aug 2005

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Atmospheric Optical Modeling, Measurement, and Simulation. Edited by Doss-Hammel, Stephen M.; Kohnle, Anton. Proceedings of th

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SLODAR (slope detection and ranging) is a technique we have developed to monitor the vertical profile of atmospheric phase distortions, for application to astronomical adaptive optics systems. The technique uses the correlation between slope measurements made using a Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensor observing a binary star. In this paper we describe the principle of SLODAR and then describe our work on using a system for the measurement of horizontal turbulence profiles for application to free space optical communications.

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