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Fiber-Based Laser Transmitter at 1.57 µm for Remote Sensing of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide from Satellites

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Abstract

We review progress in developing laser technology and improving the technical readiness of a fiber-based laser transmitter operating at 1.57 µm for use in lidar remote sensing of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) from satellites

© 2015 Optical Society of America

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