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12 February 1993 Laser fast scanning multi-path absorption, an ultrasensitive technique for monitoring tropospheric trace gases
W. Armerding, A. Herbert, M. Spiekermann, J. Walter, Franz Josef Comes
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Abstract
An absorption method for the monitoring of tropospheric trace gases is presented which is based on the fast scanning of a laser system. The 1 km absorption path is folded by a 6m White cell with an open path set up. In situ measurements of tropospheric OH have been carried out under different environmental conditions. Due to the small dimensions of the volume under study a controlled variation of the photon flux density can be realized. This 'open air laboratory' allows kinetic measurements of tropospheric photochemistry under field conditions.
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W. Armerding, A. Herbert, M. Spiekermann, J. Walter, and Franz Josef Comes "Laser fast scanning multi-path absorption, an ultrasensitive technique for monitoring tropospheric trace gases", Proc. SPIE 1715, Optical Methods in Atmospheric Chemistry, (12 February 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.140214
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KEYWORDS
Absorption

Gases

Atmospheric optics

Atmospheric chemistry

NOx

Fabry–Perot interferometers

Troposphere

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