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Two-channel direct-detection Doppler lidar employing a charge-coupled device as a detector

Post author By kkerber
Post date January 1, 2002

Two-channel direct-detection Doppler lidar employing a charge-coupled device as a detector, T. D. Irgang, P. B. Hays, and W. R. Skinner, Appl. Opts., 41, 1145-1155, 2002.

GroundWinds New Hampshire and the LIDARFest 2000 Campaign

Post author By kkerber
Post date January 1, 2002

Publications

Hays, Paul B., Carl A. Nardell, Jane C. Pavlich, Michael T. Dehring, and Greg Sypitkowski, “GroundWinds New Hampshire and the LIDARFest 2000 Campaign,” Invited Paper, Lidar Remote Sensing for Industry and Environment Monitoring II, San Diego, SPIE Proceedings, 4484: 36-50, 2002.

GroundWinds Hawaii: Applications for wind profiles derived from an ultraviolet lidar in Hawaii

Post author By kkerber
Post date September 1, 2001

Publications

Businger, S., Moore, B., Nardell, C.A., and Hays, P.B., “GroundWinds Hawaii: Applications for wind profiles derived from an ultraviolet lidar in Hawaii,” Laser Radar: Ranging and Atmospheric Lidar Techniques III, SPIE Proceedings, 4546: 127-132, Toulouse, France, September, 2001.

The GroundWinds New Hampshire Instrument

Post author By kkerber
Post date July 1, 2001

Publications

Nardell, C., P. Hays, and J. Pavlich, “The GroundWinds New Hampshire Instrument,” Coherent Laser Radar Conference, Malvern, England, July, 2001.

Molecular Optical Air Data System (MOADS)

Post author By kkerber
Post date April 17, 2001

Publications

Tchoryk, P., C. Watkins, S. Lindemann, P. Hays, and Nardell, C.A., “Molecular Optical Air Data System (MOADS),” Laser Radar Technology and Applications VI, SPIE Aerosense Conference, Orlando, FL, April 17-19, 2001.

Michigan Aerospace Corporation (MAC) is an advanced engineering and products company that provides innovative remote sensing, intelligent systems and software solutions for space, air, and earth-bound applications. Our roots are in developing atmospheric measurement systems for aerospace customers, but we are also applying these same technologies and expertise to solving problems closer to home, including clean energy, water management, and early stage disease detection.