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The MARs Boundary Layer Lidar Experiment: Mars Winds at last!

Franck Montmessin
David Coscia
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Cyrille Flamant
Anni Määttänen
Grégoire Déprez
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M. Kahre
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J. Abshire
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Jean-Baptiste Faure
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P. Sengenes
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Abstract

MARBLL is an optical remote sensing in- strument using a mature state-of-the-art Doppler wind lidar technology specifically designed to operate at the surface of Mars. The instrument includes an emitting device (laser) and a spectral analyzer (Mach-Zehnder interferometer). Wind profiling is inferred from the 1064 nm beam emit- ted by the laser and subsequently backscattered to the telescope by the suspended aerosols. The received signal has a Doppler shift induced by the radial velocity component of the particles, which is quantified by the interferometer.
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hal-01059398 , version 1 (30-08-2014)

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Franck Montmessin, M. Patel, F. Forget, Didier Bruneau, David Coscia, et al.. The MARs Boundary Layer Lidar Experiment: Mars Winds at last!. The Fifth International Workshop on the Mars Atmosphere: Modelling and Observation, Jan 2014, Oxford, United Kingdom. pp.4404. ⟨hal-01059398⟩
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