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13 April 2007 Retrieval of seawater inherent optical properties profiles from lidar waveforms
Eleonora Zege, Iosif Katsev, Alexander Prikhach
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Proceedings Volume 6615, Current Research on Remote Sensing, Laser Probing, and Imagery in Natural Waters; 66150B (2007) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.740450
Event: Current Research on Remote Sensing, Laser Probing, and Imagery in Natural Waters, 2007, Moscow, Russian Federation
Abstract
A new general analytical inversion of the lidar equation with multiple scattering is presented. This inversion of the lidar equation includes all known solutions as particular cases. It works under single and multiple scattering, for any geometry, and for any reference point in the retrieval procedure. This inversion serves as a theoretical base for the newly developed techniques to retrieve the TOP profiles from measured lidar waveforms. The iterative procedures as well as software INVERTER to perform the lidar waveforms inversion are outlined. INVERTER also serves as a tool for verification and refinement of various retrieval techniques. Iterative retrieval algorithms for different lidar systems, their stability and sensitivity to the accuracy of a priory information used are discussed. The examples of the performed retrieval simulations show a reasonable coincidence of the retrieved IOP profiles with the sea truth.
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Eleonora Zege, Iosif Katsev, and Alexander Prikhach "Retrieval of seawater inherent optical properties profiles from lidar waveforms", Proc. SPIE 6615, Current Research on Remote Sensing, Laser Probing, and Imagery in Natural Waters, 66150B (13 April 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.740450
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KEYWORDS
LIDAR

Scattering

Multiple scattering

Receivers

Laser scattering

Ocean optics

Optical properties

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