A portable scanning lidar system used for aerosol detection
Wei Gong(Hampton University), Jameelah Haadee(Hampton University), Demetra Johnson(Hampton University), Kyle Lewis(Hampton University), J. Mangana(Hampton University), Rashan Patterson(Hampton University), Chadwick Giles(Hampton University), Ali Omar(Langley Research Center), Sharie Cooper(Hampton University), Langdon Williams(Hampton University), Jamika Davenport(Hampton University), Renee Payne-Baggott(Hampton University), Anne Futrell(Hampton University), Russell Battle(Hampton University), Scott Bailey(Hampton University), Doyle A. Temple(Hampton University), J. Davis(Hampton University), Monique Allman(Hampton University), Khin M. Maung(Hampton University), David B. Harper(Georgia Institute of Technology), Lincoln Haughton(Hampton University)
Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE
August 22, 2003
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