A portable eye-safe scanning aerosol lidar of the Hampton University Center for Lidar and Atmospheric Sciences Students
Wei Gong(Hampton University), N. S. Higdon(PAT Industries (United States)), Demetra Johnson(Hampton University), Carlotta Gilè(Hampton University), Kyle Lewis(Hampton University), J. Mangana(Hampton University), Ali Omar(Langley Research Center), Langdon Williams(Hampton University), Anne Futrell(Hampton University), Russell Battle(Hampton University), Doyle A. Temple(Hampton University), J. Davis(Hampton University), Thomas H. Chyba(Hampton University), Dale A. Richter(PAT Industries (United States)), Khin Maung Maung(Hampton University), Lincoln Haughton(Hampton University), David B. Harper(Georgia Institute of Technology), Sean W. Bailey(Goddard Space Flight Center)
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