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Date:1999-03-02 07:56:00
Sender:Ulrich Schreiber <[Mailed U. Schreiber <schreiber@wettzell.ifag.de>]>
Subject:[SLR-Mail] No. 257: Conference on Laser Radar Techniques...
Author:Ulrich Schreiber
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SLR Electronic Mail 1999-03-02 07:56:00 UTC Message No. 257
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Author: Ulrich Schreiber
Subject: Conference on Laser Radar Techniques...



Reminder


Laser Radar Techniques and Atmospheric Lidar

Conference

September 20-24, 1999

Florence, Italy



Dear Colleagues,


I wish to remind you of the Abstract Due date: March 8, 1999

for the Conference on LASER RADAR TECHNIQUES AND ATMOSPHERIC
LIDAR

held in Florence, Italy during September 20 - 24. A short outline

of the planned conference is given below.


This conference addresses recent progress and demands in Laser
Ranging,

Lidar and Atmospheric Propagation.


Recognising the fact that the calibration of a Laser Ranging
system is

a critical issue, which may cause a substantial systematic bias for
the

range measurement of an SLR/LLR observatory we plan to organize a


Colloquium on SLR- System Calibration Issues


during the above mentioned conference. This Colloquium is
planned to be

a discussion forum which wishes to identify the most critical areas
for

for a correct calibration of a SLR- Station. This will ideally lead to

a set of recommendations for a more uniform treatment of the various

calibration practises within the entire ILRS. Subjects of interest
are:


1. What do the analysis- people see in their datasets?


2. Which of these effects are introduced through calibration and what

is the cause of this artefacts?


3. Understanding the various calibration scenarios

a) Bistatic ranging system

b) Monostatic ranging system

c) Pre- / Post- calibration

d) Realtime Calibration


4. Should there be something like one calibration value per normal
point?


5. Stability of the ranging electronics (longterm and shortterm)


6. Reliability of ONE Counter / Eventtimer per ranging
system.

What is the benefit of a multi counter system such as Graz?


7. What is the ultimate calibration scheme?


8. issues brought up by the attendees...


Currently we plan this colloquium to be two days long. It will not be

interfering with the conference. The goal is to maintain a balance
between

the scientific presentations and the engineering demands of the Laser

Ranging community.


Comments and proposals are welcome!


Best regards, Ulrich Schreiber (schreiber@wettzell.ifag.de)




[Mailed From: ”U. Schreiber” ]

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