Use of polarimetric lidar for the study of oriented ice plates in clouds

A polarization lidar operating at 532 nm was converted into an automatic, polarimetric lidar capable of measuring the entire Stokes vector of backscattered light and its derived quantities. Among these quantities, circular and linear depolarizations were studied as tools for investigating the presen...

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Main Authors: Del Guasta, Massimo, Vallar, Edgar C., Riviere, Olivier, Castagnoli, Francesco, Venturi, Valerio, Morandi, Marco
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:faculty_research-42222022-11-18T01:59:47Z Use of polarimetric lidar for the study of oriented ice plates in clouds Del Guasta, Massimo Vallar, Edgar C. Riviere, Olivier Castagnoli, Francesco Venturi, Valerio Morandi, Marco A polarization lidar operating at 532 nm was converted into an automatic, polarimetric lidar capable of measuring the entire Stokes vector of backscattered light and its derived quantities. Among these quantities, circular and linear depolarizations were studied as tools for investigating the presence of anisotropic scattering media. Isotropic scatterers show a simple relationship between linear and circular depolarization, a relation that we confirm theoretically and experimentally. Deviations from this relation, which are possible in the presence of anisotropic scatterers such as horizontally oriented ice plates when they are observed with a slant lidar, were studied both numerically and experimentally. © 2006 Optical Society of America. 2021-04-14T02:14:57Z text https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/3273 Faculty Research Work Animo Repository Clouds--Measurement Optical radar Physics
institution De La Salle University
building De La Salle University Library
continent Asia
country Philippines
Philippines
content_provider De La Salle University Library
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topic Clouds--Measurement
Optical radar
Physics
spellingShingle Clouds--Measurement
Optical radar
Physics
Del Guasta, Massimo
Vallar, Edgar C.
Riviere, Olivier
Castagnoli, Francesco
Venturi, Valerio
Morandi, Marco
Use of polarimetric lidar for the study of oriented ice plates in clouds
description A polarization lidar operating at 532 nm was converted into an automatic, polarimetric lidar capable of measuring the entire Stokes vector of backscattered light and its derived quantities. Among these quantities, circular and linear depolarizations were studied as tools for investigating the presence of anisotropic scattering media. Isotropic scatterers show a simple relationship between linear and circular depolarization, a relation that we confirm theoretically and experimentally. Deviations from this relation, which are possible in the presence of anisotropic scatterers such as horizontally oriented ice plates when they are observed with a slant lidar, were studied both numerically and experimentally. © 2006 Optical Society of America.
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author Del Guasta, Massimo
Vallar, Edgar C.
Riviere, Olivier
Castagnoli, Francesco
Venturi, Valerio
Morandi, Marco
author_facet Del Guasta, Massimo
Vallar, Edgar C.
Riviere, Olivier
Castagnoli, Francesco
Venturi, Valerio
Morandi, Marco
author_sort Del Guasta, Massimo
title Use of polarimetric lidar for the study of oriented ice plates in clouds
title_short Use of polarimetric lidar for the study of oriented ice plates in clouds
title_full Use of polarimetric lidar for the study of oriented ice plates in clouds
title_fullStr Use of polarimetric lidar for the study of oriented ice plates in clouds
title_full_unstemmed Use of polarimetric lidar for the study of oriented ice plates in clouds
title_sort use of polarimetric lidar for the study of oriented ice plates in clouds
publisher Animo Repository
publishDate 2021
url https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/3273
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