3D Scanning LIDAR

3D Scanning Raman Depolarization

IDARLR111-ESS-D200
Aviation | Mining | Meteorology

Remote Visibility

SVR, RVR, VOR (Vertical Optical Range)

Fog Detection

Incoming Fog Bank Detection
Fog cannot bypass as with in-situ sensors

3D Cloud Base

Remote Cloud Base – for forecasting
Total Cloud Cover – in 3D

Volcanic Ash

Definitive Volcanic Ash Identification
Altitudes of Ash Layers

Aerosol Monitoring

Partical Distinction
Planetary Boundary Layer (PBL)
Plumes

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3D Scanning Raman Depolarization LIDAR

Raymetrics’ 3D scanning LIDAR is now available as a fully outdoor operational model designed for aviation, meteorology and environmental applications.

About LIDAR

Telescope & Laser

The system comes with a large telescope and powerful laser, making it probably the most powerful eye-safe scanning aerosol LIDAR on the market, providing unparallelled data quality and effective range.

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Detecting up to three wavelengths

Including co-polar and cross-polar channels, the LR111-ESS-D200 is probably the only 3D scanning LIDAR powerful enough to detect nitrogen Raman at 387nm, allowing for more accurate data and better particle distinction.

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Inbuild climate control

UPS (for safe shutdown and automatic re-start on power loss), rain sensor and optional rain hood, make the system suitable for nearly all environments.

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The Aerosol LIDAR

Can be used for a variety of purposes, including:

Remote visibility measurement

      Slant Visual Range

      Vertical Optical Range

3D Cloud Base Height
Fog Detection
Pollution
Dust Tracking
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About LIDAR

How do LIDARs Work?

The system emits an eye-safe laser beam into the atmosphere. Laser light is scattered by particles in the atmosphere and some is returned to a telescope.
Because the speed of light is known, the distance to atmospheric layers can be determined. From the properties of the light, certain atmospheric characteristics can also be determined.

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