SP-561June 2004

Reviewed and Revised Papers Presented at the

22nd International Laser RadarConference (ILRC 2004)

12-16 July 2004Matera, Italy

Volume 1

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CONTENTS VOLUME ONE

Preface III

Conference Committees IV

The Twenty Second International laser radar Conference Sponsors VI

ICLAS Constitution and Bylaws VII

Session 1O Lidar in Atmospheric and Earth Sciences - past, present and future -

Oral Presentations

S1O-1 REMINESCENSES OF EARLY WORK AT MIT AND ESRIN 1963-1974 3Giorgio Fiocco

S1O-2 LIDAR PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE IN NASA'S EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE 7PROGRAMSFranco Einaudi, Geary K. Schwemmer, Bruce M. Gentry, James B. Abshire

S1O-3 LIDAR INSTRUMENTS FOR ESA EARTH OBSERVATION MISSIONS 11Arnaud Heliere, Errico Armandillo, Yannig Durand, Alain Culoma, Roland Meynart

Session 2O Lidar technologies and methods

Oral Presentations

S2O-1 LIDAR DATA PRODUCTS AND APPLICATIONS ENABLED BY CONICAL SCANNING 17Geary K. Schwemmer, David O. Miller, Thomas D. Wilkerson, Sangwoo Lee

S2O-2 MEASUREMENT OF THE AZIMUTHAL DEPENDENCE OF CROSS-POLARIZED 21LIDAR RETURNS AND ITS RELATION WITH OPTICAL DEPTHNathalie Roy, Gilles Roy, Luc. R. Bissonnette, Jean-Robert Simard

S2O-3 NONLINEAR AEROSOL LIDAR FOR REMOTE DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION 25OF BIOAEROSOLS IN CLOUDSGuillaume Mejean, Francois Courvoisier, Jerome Kasparian, Veronique Boutou, Estelle Salmon,Jin Yu, Jean-Pierre Wolf

S2O-4 FEMTOSECOND WHITE-LIGHT LIDAR FOR SIMULTANEOUS CLOUD PARTICLE 29SIZING AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY MEASUREMENTSGuillaume Mejean, Riad Bourayou, Jerome Kasparian, Miguel Rodriguez, Estelle Salmon, Jin Yu,Holger Lehmann, Bringfried Stecklum, Uwe Laux, Jochen Eisloffel, Alexander Scholz, Artie P.Hatzes, Roland Sauerbrey, Ludger Woste, Jean-Pierre Wolf

S2O-5 ROTATIONAL RAMAN TEMPERATURE LIDAR: NEW EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS 33AND PERFORMANCE EXPECTED FOR FUTURE GROUND-BASED AND AIRBORNESYSTEMSAndreas Behrendt, Takuji Nakamura, Toshitaka Tsuda, Volker Wulfmeyer

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S2O-6 EFFECTS OF SPATIALLY INHOMOGENEOUS PHOTOMULTIPLIER SENSITIVITY 37ON LIDAR SIGNALS AND REMEDIESVolker Freudenthaler

S2O-7 "TReSS": A TRANSPORTABLE REMOTE SENSING STATION FOR ATMOSPHERIC 41RESEARCH & SATELLITE VALIDATIONClaude Loth, Juan Cuesta, Pierre H. Flamant

S2O-8 CHARM - A HELICOPTER-BORNE LIDAR SYSTEM FOR PIPELINE MONITORING 45Andreas Fix, Gerhard Ehret, Andreas Hoffstadt, Hans H. Klingenberg, Christian Lemmerz, PeterMahnke, Matthias Ulbricht, Martin Wirth, Reinhard Wittig, Werner Zirnig

S2O-9 OVERVIEW AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF NASA's LASER RISK REDUCTION 49PROGRAM AT NASA LANGLEY RESEARCH CENTERUpendra N. Singh, Michael J. Kavaya

S2O-10 NCAR'S NEW RAMAN-SHIFTED EYE-SAFE AEROSOL LIDAR (REAL) 53Shane D. Mayor, Scott M. Spuler, Bruce M. Morley

S2O-11 FREQUENCY STABILIZED, DIODE PUMPED ND:YAG LASER WITH UP TO 0.5 J 57PULSE ENERGY AND AVERAGE OUTPUT POWERS OF 100WMartin Ostermeyer, Philip Kappe, Ralf Menzel, Volker Wulfmeyer

S2O-12 ALL-SOLID-STATE LASER TRANSMITTER FOR SPACE BASED LIDAR 61APPLICATIONSAlberto Cosentino, Alessia Mondello, Adalberto Sapia, Alessandro D'Ottavi, Mauro Brotini, EnzoNava, Emanuele Stucchi, Franco Trespidi, Cristina Mariottini, Paul Wazen, Nicolas Falletto,Michel Fruit

S2O-13 TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENTS FOR TROPOSPHERIC PROFILING OF CO2 AND 65GROUND-BASED MEASUREMENTSSyed Ismail, Grady J. Koch, Bruce W. Barnes, Nurul Abedin, Tamer F. Refaat, Jirong Yu,Stephanie A. Vay, Susan A. Kooi, Edward V. Browell, Upendra N. Singh

Session 2P Lidar technologies and methods

Poster Presentations

S2P-1 TWO-WAVELENGTH MIE LIDAR FOR TROPOSPHERIC AEROSOL 71MEASUREMENTSJun Zhou, Yonghua Wu, Fudi Qi, Anyuan Fan, Guming Yue, Minjuan Mao

S2P-2 A LIDAR FOR THE SONORA DESERT 75Luis Efrain Regalado

S2P-3 FIRST RESULTS FROM THE PORTABLE LIDAR SYSTEM POLIS 79Birgit Heese, Volker Freudenthaler, Miriam Kosmale, Meinhard Seefeldner, Matthias Wiegner

S2P-4 PORTABLE RAMAN LIDAR FOR DETERMINATION OF PARTICLE BACKSCATTER 83AND EXTINCTION COEFFICIENTSDietrich Althausen, Ronny Engelmann, Robin Foster, Peter Rhone, Holger Baars

S2P-5 AIRBORNE MOBILE AEROSOL LIDAR FOR MEASUREMENTS OF ARCTIC 87AEROSOLSIwona S. Stachlewska, Guenther Wehrle, Bernhard Stein, Roland Neuber

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S2P-6 IMPROVEMENT OF THE ARCTIC HIGH SPECTRAL RESOLUTION LIDAR 91Igor A. Razenkov, Edwin W. Eloranta, James P. Hedrick, Joseph P. Garcia

S2P-7 LIDAR DETECTION OF THIN CLOUDS FROM HIGH-ALTITUDE AIRCRAFT M55 95"GEOPHYSICA"Renaud Matthey, Giovanni Martucci, Valentin Mitev, Vladislav Makarov

S2P-8 SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT AND CLOUD MEASUREMENT WITH IN-LINE TYPE 99MICRO PULSE LIDARTatsuo Shiina, Kei Yoshida, Toshio Honda, Masafumi Ito, Yasuyuki Okamura

S2P-9 PRELIMINARY MEASUREMENTS WITH CODI: A COMPACT AUTOMATED DIAL 103FOR PROFILING WATER VAPORJanet L. Machol, Tom Ayers, Karl T. Schwenz, Keith W. Koenig, R. Michael Hardesty, ChristophJ. Senff, Michael A. Krainak, James B. Abshire, Hector E. Bravo, Scott P. Sandberg

S2P-10 THE IMAA RAMAN LIDAR SYSTEM FOR WATER VAPOR MEASUREMENTS 107Carmela Cornacchia, Aldo Amodeo, Lucia Mona, Marco Pandolfi, Gelsomina Pappalardo,Vincenzo Cuomo

S2P-11 DEVELOPMENT OF A RAMAN WATER-VAPOR LIDAR AT A NDSC 111COMPLEMENTARY STATION IN THE SOUTHERN TROPICSLaurent Robert, Philippe Keckhut, Jean Leveau, Fabrice Chane-Ming, Jacques Porteneuve

S2P-12 UV RAYLEIGH-MIE LIDAR FOR TEMPERATURE PROFILING OF THE 115TROPOSPHEREDengxin Hua, Masaru Uchida, Takao Kobayashi

S2P-13 WIND LIDAR DEVELOPMENT AT HEIFEI OF CHINA 119Dongsong Sun, Jun Zhou, Huanling Hu

S2P-14 COHERENT DOPPLER LIDAR FOR STUDIES OF TRANSPORT AND MIXING 123PROCESSES IN THE LOWER ATMOSPHEREEgidijus _eromskis, Ulla Wandinger, Dietrich Althausen, Ronny Engelmann, Peter Rhone, RobinFoster

S2P-15 ALADIN: THE FIRST EUROPEAN LIDAR IN SPACE 127Didier Morancais, Frederic Fabre, Marc Schillinger, Jean-Claude Barthes, Martin Endemann,Alain Culoma

S2P-16 RESPONSE OF A COAXIAL LIDAR FOR LASER INDUCED FLUORESCENCE 131STUDIESBarry Lienert, Teng Chen, John M. J. Madey, Shiv K. Sharma

S2P-17 DIFFERENTIAL ABSORPTION LIDAR SYSTEM FOR ATMOSPHERIC ATOMIC 135MERCURY MEASUREMENT USING THIRD HARMONIC OF LDS DYE LASERTakuya Nayuki, Takashi Fujii, Kohji Marumoto, Tetsuo Fukuchi, Koshichi Nemoto, AkiraShirakawa, Ken-ichi Ueda

S2P-18 SIMULTANEOUS MEASUREMENT OF TEMPERATURE, WATER VAPOR, AEROSOL 139EXTINCTION AND BACKSCATTER BY RAMAN LIDARloan Balin, Valentin Simeonov, Ilia Serikov, Sergei Bobrovnikov, Bertrand Calpini, YuriArshinov, Hubert van den Bergh

S2P-19 DEVELOPMENT OF A LARGE-APERTURE TRANSPORTABLE LIDAR SYSTEM 143Thomas J. Duck, Bernard Firanski, Chris Tyler, David Kelly, Michael Greene, Brad Joyce,Cameron Dickinson

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S2P-20 LIDAR OBSERVATION PROJECT FOR SURVEY OF ATMOSPHERIC STRUCTURE 147OVER WIDE ALTITUDE RANGE IN THE EQUATORIAL REGIONChikao Nagasawa, Makoto Abo, Yasukuni Shibata

S2P-21 DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPACT RAMAN-LIDAR FOR OZONE 151AND AEROSOL MEASUREMENTSSteffen Frey, Luisa T. Molina, Mario J. Molina, Ludger Woste

S2P-22 TRANSFORMING A DEPOLARIZATION LIDAR INTO A POLARIMETRIC LIDAR 155Massimo Del Guasta, Edgar Vallar, Olivier Riviere, Francesco Castagnoli, Valerio Venturi, MarcoMorandi

S2P-23 3-DIMENSIONAL VOLUME IMAGING LIDAR SYSTEM FOR APPLICATION IN THE 159ATMOSPHERIC STUDIES AND OPERATIONAL AREASMalladi Satyanarayana, Duggirala Ramakrishna Rao, Sivaramapillai Muraleedharan Nair,Santhibhavan V. Mohankumar, Bhargavan Presennakumar, Sangaihpillai Veerabuthiran, RajappanSreeja, Ayyalusamy Sumathi

S2P-24 A SIMPLE AND RUGGED MICROPULSE LIDAR 163Gary G. Gimmestad, David W. Roberts, John M. Stewart, Leanne L. West, Jack W. Wood, ArthurL. Bowling

S2P-25 SMALL LIDAR FOR VISIBILITY AND CLOUD HEIGHT MEASUREMENTS AT 167HELICOPTER LANDING SITESJiirgen Streicher, Christian Werner, Walter Dittel, Joerg Schubert, Roman Griiner

S2P-26 SPACE BORNE LASER RADAR FOR ATMOSPHERIC STUDIES 171Malladi Satyanarayana, Duggirala Ramakrishna Rao, Santhibhavan V. Mohankumar, BhargavanPresennakumar, Sivaramapillai Muraleedharan Nair, Sangaihpillai Veerabuthiran, RajappanSreeja, Ayyalusamy Sumathi

S2P-27 A POWERFUL WIDELY TUNABLE SINGLE-MODE LASER SYSTEM FOR LIDAR 175SOUNDING OF WATER VAPOUR THROUGHOUT THE FREE TROPOSPHEREThomas Trickl, Hannes Vogelmann

S2P-28 DEVELOPMENT OF SEED LASERS FOR 946nm WATER VAPOR DIAL 179Chikao Nagasawa, Satoshi Kagiwada, Kohei Masuko,Yasukuni Shibata, Tomohiro Nagai

S2P-29 HIGH PULSE ENERGY DIODE-PUMPED Ho:Tm:LuLF LASER AT 2.05 um FOR 183INFARED LASER RADAR REMOTE SENSINGSongsheng Chen, Jirong Yu, Upendra N. Singh, Mulugeta Petros, Yingxin Bai, Bo C. Trieu,Michael J. Kavaya

S2P-30 AN OPTICAL PARAMETRIC AMPLIFIER FOR PROFILING GASES OF 187ATMOSPHERIC INTERESTJohn Burris, Dale Richter

S2P-31 HIGH BRIGHTNESS TUNABLE OPO SOURCE FOR 8-12 um DIAL 191Yosi Ehrlich, Shaul Pearl, Gagi Peleg, Shlomo Fastig

S2P-32 TUNABLE 4-10 um INFRARED RADIATION FOR REMOTE SENSING 195APPLICATIONSJirong Yu, Hyune R. Lee, Yingxin Bai, Norman P. Barnes

S2P-33 EYE-SAFE LIDAR TRANSMITTER AT 1.45 Jim BASED ON A Cr4+:YAG LASER 199Anna Petrova, Gerd Wagner, Volker Wulfmeyer

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S2P-34 DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A HIGH-POWER TI:SAPPHIRE LASER 203TRANSMITTERGerd Wagner, Maxim Shiler, Volker Wulfmeyer

S2P-35 PROGRESS ON SPACE BORNE LASER RISK REDUCTION AT GODDARD SPACE 207FLIGHT CENTERWilliam S. Heaps, Anne-Marie Novo-Gradac

S2P-36 LASER SOUNDER FOR MEASURING ATMOSPHERIC CO2 FROM ORBIT 211Michael A. Krainak, Arlyn E. Andrews, Graham Allan, John F. Burris, G. James Collatz, HarisRiris, Xiaoli Sun, Amelia Gates, James B. Abshire

S2P-37 QUALIFICATION OF LASER DIODE ARRAYS FOR MERCURY LASER ALTIMETER 215Mark A. Stephen, Aleksey Vasilyev, John Schafer, Graham R. Allan

S2P-38 A MULTISTATIC RECEIVER FOR THE MONITORING OF LOWER TROPOSPHERE 219AEROSOLS AND PARTICULATE MATTEREdward J. Novitsky, C. Russell Philbrick

S2P-39 MEASUREMENTS OF HETERODYNE EFFICIENCY FOR 2.0 uM COHERENT LIDAR 223USING HARD TARGET AROUND THE SURFACE OF THE EARTHDaisuke Sakaizawa, Chikao Nagasawa, Kohei Mizutani

S2P-40 OPTIC-FIBER SCRAMBLERS AND A FOURIER TRANSFORM LENS AS A MEANS TO 227TACKLE THE PROBLEM ON THE OVERLAP FACTOR OF LIDARYuri Arshinov, Sergey Bobrovnikov, Ilja Serikov, Dietrich Althausen, Albert Ansmann, InaMattis, Detlef Muller, Ulla Wandinger

S2P-41 ULTRA-NARROW BAND FIBEROPTIC BRAGG GRATING FILTERS FOR 231ATMOSPHERIC WATER VAPOR MEASUREMENTSLelia B. Vann, Russel De Young, Stephen Mihailov

S2P-42 DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF AN OPTICAL FIBER FILTER FOR INCOHERENT WIND 235LIDARYasukuni Shibata, Chikao Nagasawa, Makoto Abo

S2P-43 HIGH-RESOLUTION OPTICAL FILTERING TECHNOLOGY 239Robert A. Bond, Michael Foster, Vaughan K. Thompson, David Rees, Joao Pereira Do Carmo

S2P-44 AN EXTENSIBLE SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE FOR WEB-BASED LIDAR 243EXPERIMENTATION AND DATA ANALYSISNimmi C. Parikh, Jo Ann Parikh, Michael Clark, Megan Damon, Sean Mandable, Martin Connors

S2P-45 RESULTS OF THE PRE-DEVELOPMENT OF ALADIN, THE DIRECT DETECTION 247DOPPLER WIND LIDAR FOR ADM/AEOLUSYannig Durand, Roland Meynart, Didier Morancais, Frederic Fabre, Marc Schillinger

S2P-46 DUST TYPE AND POLLUTANTS IDENTIFICATION USING A MULTISPECTRAL IR 251LIDARDavid Peri, Nir Shiloah, Smadar Egert

S2P-47 AUTOMATIC TARGET DETECTION USING STATISTICAL VALIDATION FOR 255LONG-TERM SURVEILLANCE LIDARCamelia Talianu, Doina Nicoleta Nicolae, Mircea Ciobanu, Vasile Babin, Constantin P. Cristescu

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S2P-48 STUDYING FEASIBILITY OF USING LIDAR TO CONTROL THE EFFECT OF 259ARTIFICIAL COLD FOG DISSIPATIONAurora Maria Losacco, Marco Giannini, Vincenzo Lombardo, Giovanni Pappalettera, FrancescoTedeschi

S2P-49 GLITTER: NEW LIDAR TECHNIQUE FOR CLOUD BASE ALTIMETRY: INITIAL 263AIRCRAFT MEASUREMENTSJerry A. Gelbwachs, Robert W. Farley

S2P-50 MEASUREMENT OF MULTIPLE SCATTERING IN CLOUDS USING A GATED 267INTENSIFIED CCD CAMERAGilles Roy, Nathalie Roy, Luc R. Bissonnette

S2P-51 BOUNDARY LAYER MEASUREMENTS WITH A BISTATIC CCD CAMERA LIDAR 271John E. Barnes, Nimmi C. Parikh, Trevor Kaplan

S2P-52 PARTICLE SIZE RETRIEVAL IN CIRRUS CLOUDS BY USE OF A MULTIPLE 275SCATTERING RAMAN LIDAR TECHNIQUEAntonia Gambacorta, David N. Whiteman, Zhien Wang, Daniel H. DeSlover, Raymond M. Hoff

S2P-53 EVALUATION OF THE MICRO-PULSE LIDAR CALIBRATION CONSTANT 279Christen Currie, Sandra Valencia

S2P-54 DEVELOPMENT OF AN AEROSOL SCATTEROMETER USING AN INTEGRATING 283SPHERE FOR LIDAR DATA CALIBRATIONShunsuke Fukagawa, Hiroaki Kuze, Nofel Lagrosas, Nobuo Takeuchi

S2P-55 DEVELOPMENT OF A RADIANCE DATA PRODUCT USING THE MICRO-PULSE 287LIDARSandra C. Valencia, Christen K. Currie, Ellsworth J. Welton, Timothy A. Berkoff

S2P-56 THE REMOTE-SENSING OF RADIOACTIVE PLUMES WITH A HYBRID SYSTEM 291INCLUDING GAMMA SPECTROSCOPY AND DIAL LIDARParviz Parvin, Gholam-Reza Davoud-Abadi, Husan Kariminezhad, Zahra Zamanipour

S2P-57 STUDY OF AEROSOL STRUCTURE VARIABILITY IN AIR BASIN OF AN 295INDUSTRIAL CENTER BY A MULTI-WAVE LENGTH LIDAR SOUNDING ANDSUNSKY RADIANCE MEASUREMENTSAnatoli Chaikovsky, Arkadi Ivanov, Alexander Zaitsev, Mikhail Korol, Ivan Hutko, AlexanderSlesar, Sergey Denisov, Fyodor Osipenko, Oleg Dubovik, Brent Holben, Philippe Goloub

Session 3O Aerosol, water vapor and clouds

Oral Presentations

S3O-1 ARM RAMAN LIDAR MEASUREMENTS OF HIGH ICE SUPERSATURATION IN 301CIRRUS CLOUDSJennifer M. Comstock, Thomas P. Ackerman, David D. Turner

S3O-2 OBSERVATIONS WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN ARCTIC HIGH 305SPECTRAL RESOLUTION LIDAREdwin W. Eloranta, Igor A. Razenkov, Joesph P. Garcia, James Hedrick

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S3O-3 STUDY OF ICE CRYSTALS ORIENTATION IN ICE CLOUDS BASED ON POLARIZED 309OBSERVATIONS FROM THE FARS SCANNING LIDARVincent Noel, Kenneth Sassen

S3O-4 LIDAR MULTIPLE SCATTERING RETRIEVAL: MONTE CARLO VALIDATION, 313FIELD TESTS, AND A CASE STUDYLuc R. Bissonnette, Gilles Roy

S3O-5 CIRRUS CLOUD STRUCTURES DERIVED FROM WAVELET ANALYSIS OF LIDAR 317BACKSCATTERINGKenneth Sassen, Likun Wang

S3O-6 A NEW WAY TO MEASURE CIRRUS CLOUD ICE WATER CONTENT BY USING ICE 321RAMAN SCATTER WITH RAMAN LIDARZhien Wang, David Whiteman, Belay Demoz, Igor Veselovskii

S3O-7 ANATOMY OF CIRRUS CLOUDS 325James A.Whiteway, Clive Cook, Martin W. Gallagher, Reinhold Busen, Tom W. Choularton,Keith Bower, Paul Connolly, Michael Flynn, Jorg Hacker

S3O-8 SYSTEMATIC OBSERVATIONS OF LIDAR RATIO FOR TROPOSPHERIC 329AEROSOLS AND CLOUDS BY HIGH-SPECTRAL-RESOLUTION LIDAR OVERTSUKUBA, JAPANBoyan Tatarov, Nobuo Sugimoto, Ichiro Matsui, Atsushi Shimizu

S3O-9 RAMAN LIDAR MEASUREMENTS OF AEROSOLS AND WATER VAPOR OVER THE 333SOUTHERN GREAT PLAINSRichard Ferrare, David Turner, Marian Clayton, Vince Brackett, Beat Schmid, Jens Redemann,David Covert, Robert Elleman, John Ogren, Elizabeth Andrews, John Goldsmith, Haf Jonsson, IanBrooks

S3O-10 NASA/GSFC SCANNING RAMAN LIDAR MEASUREMENTS OF WATER VAPOR AND 337CLOUDS DURING IHOPD. N. Whiteman, B. Demoz, P. Di Girolamo, J. Comer, Z. Wang, R-F. Lin, K. Evans, I.Veselovskii

S3O-11 TROPOSPHERIC RAMAN LIDAR OBSERVATIONS OF AEROSOLS, WATER 341VAPOUR AND CLOUD LIQUID WATERMarco Iarlori, Vincenzo Rizi, Giuseppe Rocci, Guido Visconti

S3O-12 STUDYING ALTITUDE PROFILES OF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL PARAMETERS BY 345COMBINED MULTI-WAVELENGTH LIDAR AND SUN SKY RADIANCEMEASUREMENTSAnatoli Chaikovsky, Andrei Bril, Vladimir Barun, Oleg Dubovik, Brent Holben, Ann Thompson,Philipper Goloub, Piotr Sobolewski

S3O-13 ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL SIZE RETRIEVAL FROM LIDAR DATA APPLYING 349GENETIC ALGORITHM APPROACHSylvain Geffroy, Emeric Frejafon, Patrick Rairoux

S3O-14 INFORMATION CONTENT OF MULTIWAVELENGTH LIDAR DATA ON THE BASE 353OF EIGENVALUES ANALYSISIgor Veselovskii, Alexei Kolgotin, Detlef Miiller, David Whiteman

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S3O-15 METHODS OF ASSESSING UNCERTAINTY IN DETERMINING PARTICLE SIZE 357DISTRIBUTION PARAMETERS FROM OPTICAL BACKSCATTER ANDEXTINCTION MEASUREMENTSBenjamin Herman, Barry Gross, Fred Moshary, Sam Ahmed

S3O-16 UV HIGH-SPECTRAL-RESOLUTION LIDAR FOR ABSOLUTE MEASUREMENT OF 361AEROSOL EXTINCTION COEFFICIENT AND LIDAR-RATIOTakao Kobayashi, Masaharu Imaki, Yoshihiro Takegoshi, Nobuo Sugimoto

S3O-17 OPTICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF DUST AND SMOKE AEROSOLS OBSERVED 365WITH MULTI-WAVELENGTH RAMAN LIDAR IN TOKYOToshiyuki Murayama, Katsuya Wada, Detelf Miiller, Tatsuro Tsukamoto

S3O-18 LIDAR AND PHOTOMETRIC MEASUREMENTS OF SAHARAN DUST OUTBREAKS 369AT IZANA (TENERIFE) DURING THE MINATROC 2002 FIELD CAMPAIGNGian Paolo Gobbi, Francesca Barnaba, Luca Ammannato

S3O-19 OBSERVATION OF A SAHARAN DUST EVENT IN THE CENTRAL 373MEDITERRANEAN WITH AIRBORNE AND GROUND-BASED LIDARSMarco Cacciani, Tatiana Di Iorio, Alcide di Sarra, Giorgio Fiocco, Fabio Madonna, GiandomenicoPace

S3O-20 STUDY OF AIRBORNE PARTICULATE MATTER USING MULTIWAVELENGTH 377RAMAN LIDARGuangkun Li, C. Russell Philbrick

Session 3P Aerosol, water vapor and clouds

Poster Presentations

S3P-1 CALCULATIONS OF LIDAR RETURNS FOR ICE CRYSTAL PARTICLES OF CIRRUS 383CLOUDSAnatoli G. Borovoi, Natalja V. Kustova, Ulrich G. Oppel

S3P-2 AN ALGORITHM TO DETERMINE CIRRUS PROPERTIES FROM ANALYSIS OF 387MULTIPLE-SCATTERING INFLUENCE ON LIDAR SIGNALXuan Wang, Antonella Boselli, Loredana D'Avino, Raffaele Velotta, Nicola Spinelli, PieroBruscaglioni, Andrea Ismaelli, Giovanni Zaccanti

S3P-3 CIRRUS MEASUREMENTS WITH A RAMAN LIDAR OVER THESSALONIKI, 391GREECE, DURING EARLINETElina Giannakaki, Vassilis Amiridis, Dimitris Balis

S3P-4 LIDAR REMOTE SOUNDING OF CIRRUS CLOUDS AND COMPARISON OF MODEL 395FLUXES WITH SURFACE AND METEOSAT OBSERVATIONSSalem Elouragini, Houda Chtioui, Pierre H. Flamant

S3P-5 LIDAR OBSERVATIONS OF CIRRUS CLOUDS AT LOW LATITUDE TROPICAL 399STATION, TRIVANDRUM (8°33_ N, 77°E): GENERAL CHARACTERISTICSSangaihpillai Veerabuthiran, Malladi Satyanarayana

S3P-6 MULTIPLE-SCATTERING EFFECT ON INTEGRATION-METHOD TEMPERATURE 403MEASUREMENTS: DETERMINATION OF CLOUD EFFECTIVE PARTICLE SIZEJens Reichardt, Susanne Reichardt

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S3P-7 LIDAR POLARIZATION STUDY OF CLOUDS IN CASE OF OCCLUSION FRONT 407Ivan Kolev, Boyan Tatarov, Boiko Kaprielov

S3P-8 DEVELOPMENT OF RAMAN LIDAR TECHNIQUES TO ADDRESS THE INDIRECT 411AEROSOL EFFECT: RETRIEVING THE LIQUID WATER CONTENT OF CLOUDSFelicita Russo, David N. Whiteman, Belay Demoz, Igor Veselovskii, S. Harvey Melfi, RaymondM. Hoff

S3P-9 MEASUREMENTS OF AEROSOL AND CIRRUS CLOUDS IN THE UTLS BY A 415SHIPBORNE LIDARFranz Immler, Otto Schrems

S3P-10 REMOTE SENSING OF CLOUDS AND AEROSOLS USING LIDAR GROUNDBASED 419OBSERVATIONSYohann Morille, Christophe Pietras, Bernard Romand, Florian Lapouge, Christophe Boitel,Maurice Grail, Cedric Goukenleuque, Martial Haeffelin

S3P-11 532-NM ELASTIC BACKSCATTER LIDAR STATION OPERATED IN NORTHWEST 423IRAN FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIESHamid Reza Mohammadi Khalesifard, Ahmad Faridian, Farhad Abdi, Pierre Henri Flamant

S3P-12 OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF TROPOSPHERIC AEROSOLS OBSERVED WITH UV- 427RAMAN LIDAR IN TOKYOKatsuya Wada, Toshiyuki Murayama

S3P-13 WATER VAPOR AND AEROSOL MEASUREMENTS BY A RAMAN-MIE LIDAR 431Yonghua Wu, Huanling Hu, Shunxing Hu, Jun Zhou, Guming Yue, Fudi Qi

S3P-14 WATER VAPOUR MEASUREMENTS DURING THE INTERNATIONAL H2O 435PROJECT: INTERCOMPARISONS BETWEEN SCANNING RAMAN LIDAR AND LASEDomenico Sabatino, Paolo Di Girolamo, David N. Whiteman, Belay B. Demoz, Edward V.Browell, Syed Ismail, Richard Ferrare, Susan A. Kooi, Andreas Behrendt, Volker Wulfmeyer

S3P-15 COMPARISON OF WATER VAPOUR PROFILES MEASURED USING A RAMAN 439LIDAR AND A MICROWAVE RADIOMETER AT CHILBOLTON OBSERVATORY, UKJudith L Agnew, Timothy J Hewison

S3P-16 RAMAN WATER VAPOR LIDAR AT BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA 443Elian A. Wolfram, Jacobo Salvador, Paola D'Aulerio, Federico Fierli, Fernando Congeduti,Jacques Porteneuve, Eduardo Quel

S3P-17 A HIGH CAPABILITY RAMAN LIDAR FOR UPPER TROPOSPHERIC AND LOWER 447STRATOSPHERIC WATER VAPOR MEASUREMENTSThierry Leblanc, I. Stuart McDermid, David A. Haner, T. Daniel Walsh

S3P-18 RETRIEVAL OF WATER VAPOR PROFILES AND INTEGRATED CONTENTS WITH 451RAMAN LIDAR AND GPSOlivier Bock, Jerome Tarniewicz, Jacques Pelon, Christian Thorn

S3P-19 UV RAMAN LIDAR MEASUREMENTS OF ATMOSPHERIC TEMPERATURE / 455RELATIVE HUMIDITY DURING IHOP: MEASUREMENTS IN PRESENCE OFCLOUDSRocco Marchese, Paolo Di Girolamo, Belay B. Demoz, David N. Whiteman

S3P-20 TROPOSPHERIC AEROSOL CHARACTERIZED BY A RAMAN LIDAR OVER 459SPITSBERGENChristoph Ritter, Andreas Kirsche, Roland Neuber

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S3P-21 DETERMINATION OF CONFIDENCE BOUNDS FOR THE GRAPHICAL ESTIMATION 463OF PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION PARAMETERS FROM OPTICALBACKSCATTER AND EXTINCTION MEASUREMENTSBenjamin Herman, Barry Gross, Fred Moshary, Sam Ahmed

S3P-22 AUTOMATED VARIABLE-RESOLUTION ALGORITHM FOR RAMAN EXTINCTION 467RETRIEVALFrancesc Rocadenbosch, Michael Sicard, Adolfo Comeron

S3P-23 TWO-STREAM LIDAR INVERSION ALGORITHM FOR AIRBORNE AND SATELLITE 471VALIDATIONSJuan Cuesta, Pierre H. Flamant

S3P-24 APPLYING A RANGE DEPENDENT MULTIPLE SCATTERING CORRECTION TO 475RETRIEVALS OF EXTINCTION USING LITE DATARalph E. Kuehn, Dave Winker, Mark A. Vaughan

S3P-25 DETERMINATION OF AEROSOL EXTINCTION COEFFICIENT PROFILES FROM 479ELASTIC BACKSCATTER LIDAR AT 1064 NM USING THE NEAR-END SOLUTION.UNCERTAINTIES ARISING FROM ESTIMATION OF THE BOUNDARY CONDITIONMariana Adam, John M. Ondov, Marc B. Parlange

S3P-26 SIMULATIONS OF SCATTERING PROPERTIES OF URBAN AEROSOLS OBSERVED 483IN POP AY AN - COLOMBIAAlvaro Bastidas, Edith Rodriguez, Mauricio Jaramillo, Efrain Solarte

S3P-27 ANALYSIS OF SCATTERING PROPERTIES OF ECCENTRIC SPHERES IN 487APPLICATION TO LIDAR MEASUREMENTSVadim Griaznov, Igor Veselovskii, Paolo Di Girolamo, Belay Demoz, David N. Whiteman

S3P-28 ITERATIVE DETERMINATION OF THE AEROSOL EXTINCTION COEFFICIENT 491PROFILE AND THE MEAN EXTINCTION-TO-BACKSCATTER RATIO FROMMULTIANGLE LIDAR DATAMarkus Pahlow, Vladimir A. Kovalev, Albert Ansmann, Kathleen Helmert

S3P-29 MULTI-WAVELENGTH ANALYSIS OF A LOFTED AEROSOL LAYER MEASURED 495BY LITEMark Vaughan, Zhaoyan Liu, Ali Omar

S3P-30 LIDAR AEROSOL PROFILE CATEGORISATION IN SAO PAULO, BRAZIL 499Eduardo Landulfo, Alexandras Papayannis, Renata Fernandes de Sousa, Anderson Zanardi deFreitas

S3P-31 CORRELATION STUDY BETWEEN SUSPENDED PARTICLATE MATTER AND 503PORTABLE AUTOMATED LIDARNofel Lagrosas, Gerry Bagtasa, Yotsumi Yoshii, Shunsuke Fukagawa, Hiroaki Kuze, NobuoTakeuchi, Suekazo Naito, Akihiro Sone, Hirofumi Kan

S3P-32 A NEW COMPACT AIRCRAFT AEROSOL LIDAR AND RECENT MISSION RESULTS 507Russel De Young, Anthony Notari, Andrea Holmes

S3P-33 MONITORING OF THE TROPOSPHERE BY A BACKSCATTER LIDAR IN BUENOS 511AIRES (34.6S / 58.5W): OVERVIEW OF THE MULTI YEAR DATA SET ANDIMPLEMENTATION OF NEW IR CHANNELS AND DEPOLARIZATION CAPABILITYMario Lavorato, Pierre H. Flamant, Jacques Porteneuve, Mauricio Pagura, Pablo Cesarano, PabloCanziani

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S3P-34 EFFECTS OF NONSPHERICITY ON DEPOLARIZATION LIDAR DATA ANALYSIS 515Doina Nicoleta Nicolae, Camelia Talianu, Mircea Ciobanu, Vasile Babin, Cristian Radu

S3P-35 PARTICLES NON-SPHERICITY EFFECTS ON EXTINCTION VERSUS 519BACKSCATTER RELATIONSHIPS OF DESERT AEROSOLS: NUMERICAL ANDEXPERIMENTAL RESULTSAnna Tafuro, Ferdinando De Tomasi, Maria Rita Perrone, Francesca Barnaba, Gian Paolo Gobbi

S3P-36 RAMAN/DEPOLARIZATION LIDAR MEASUREMENTS OF ASIAN DUST AT TAIPEI 523(25.0° N, 121.5° E), TAIWAN DURING 2/14/2004 ~ 2/17/2004Wei-Nai Chen, Tze-Kuang Chen, Charles C.K. Chou, Jen-Ping Chen

S3P-37 LIDAR MEASUREMENTS AND TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS OF DUST IN THE MIDDLE 527TROPOSPHERE AT SUWON (127"E, 37°N), KoreaChan Bong Park, Choo Hie Lee, Nobuo Sugimoto, Ichiro Matsui, Atsushi Shimizu, HideakiNakane

S3P-38 CHARACTERIZATION OF A SAHARAN DUST EVENT DURING VELETA-2002 531(SPAIN) CAMPAIGNFernando Molero, Victoria Cachorro, Manuel Pujadas, Sandra Mogo, Mar Sorribas, Jose Antonio,Martinez-Lozano, Lucas Alados-Arboledas, Jeronimo Lorente, Juan Pedro Diaz, Antonio Labajo,J.M. Vilaplana, Benito De la Morena, Jose Antonio Rodrigues, Ana Maria Silva, Helmut Horvath

S3P-39 CONTINUOUS MEASUREMENTS OF SMOKE OF RUSSIAN FOREST FIRE BY 535532/1064 nm MIE SCATTERING LIDAR AT SUWON, KOREAChoo Hie Lee, Jin Hwan Kim, Chang Bong Park, Atsushi Shimizu, Ichiro Matsui, NobuoSugimoto

S3P-40 URBAN AEROSOLS SURVEY USING LIDAR AND NUMERICAL MODEL 539Sylvain Geffroy, Lionel Soulhac, Emeric Frejafon, Richard Perkins, Jean Pierre Wolf, PatrickRairoux

S3P-41 MULTIANGLE LIDAR APPROACH FOR ESTIMATION OF OPTICAL THICKNESS 541AND BACKSCATTER COEFFICIENT RATIO OF THE ATMOSPHEREKlemen Bergant, Andrej Filip i , Matej Horvat, Darko Veberi_, Danilo Zavrtanik, MarkoZavrtanik

S3P-42 MULTI-ANGLE LIDAR SENSING OF TRAFFIC AEROSOL IN MANILA 545Maria Cecilia D. Galvez, Edgar A. Vallar, Eric B. Bangsal, Ernest P. Macalalad, Tanglaw A.Roman

S3P-43 MULTI-INSTRUMENT PARTICULATE MATTER CHARACTERIZATION DURING 549THE 2004 NEW YEAR CELEBRATION IN MANILA (14°33.978' N; 120"59.523' E)Edgar A. Vallar, Maria Cecilia D. Galvez, Juan Carlos Q. Uy, Ernest P. Macalalad, Tanglaw A.Roman, Eric B. Bangsal