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Backscattering properties of topographic targets in the visible, shortwave infrared, and mid-infrared spectral ranges for hard-target lidars

Basistyy et al., 2018

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158908313606984561
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Basistyy R
Genoud A
Thomas B
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Applied optics

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Hard-target lidars rely on the reflectivity and backscattering properties of topographic targets, which are rather difficult to evaluate, resulting in uncertainties when assessing the performance of the instrument. In this work, backscattering properties and hemispherical …
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