Scintillation statistics measured in an earth-space-earth retroreflector link

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Atmospheric Optics, Optical Reflection, Power Spectra, Retroreflection, Satellite Transmission, Scintillation, Variance (Statistics), Bandwidth, Coherent Light, Geos 3 Satellite, Ground-Air-Ground Communication, Interstellar Extinction, Laser Applications, Light Transmission, Probability Density Functions, Spectrum Analysis, Statistical Analysis

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Scintillation was measured in a vertical path from a ground-based laser transmitter to the Geos 3 satellite and back to a ground-based receiver telescope and, the experimental results were compared with analytical results presented in a companion paper (Bufton, 1977). The normalized variance, the probability density function and the power spectral density of scintillation were all measured. Moments of the satellite scintillation data in terms of normalized variance were lower than expected. The power spectrum analysis suggests that there were scintillation components at frequencies higher than the 250 Hz bandwidth available in the experiment.

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