Job Description
Scott works as the technical lead for active optical remote sensing in
the Earth Observing Laboratory. He
was responsible for the research and design of the Raman-shifted Eye-safe
Aerosol Lidar (REAL) – a
high-pulse energy, eye-safe scanning lidar
for measurement of aerosols and clouds. He is currently working on system
improvements including research into absolute calibration methods. He is
also developing a new instrument to measure wind velocities in the undisturbed
flow ahead of the NCAR G5 aircraft. Furthermore,
he continues to develop analytical models to calculate performance of
future instruments based on the latest optical and laser technologies.
Projects
- Raman-shifted Eye-safe
Aerosol Lidar (REAL)
- Laser Air Motion Sensor (LAMS)
- Community Airborne
Platform Remote-Sensing Interdisciplinary Suite (CAPRIS)
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