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José-Luis Avilés |
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Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and
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Richard Wilson |
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University of Durham |
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Mark Chun |
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University of Hawaii |
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Salvador Cuevas |
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Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México |
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Alejandro Farah |
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Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México |
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| Session | | 1 (Instrumentation and observations to quantify the magnitude and distribution of atmospheric optical turbulence.) |
| Title | | 'Low Layer SCIDAR: a turbulence profiler for the first kilometer with very high altitude-resolution' |
| Abstract | | The Low Layer Scidar (LOLAS) is aimed at monitoring the turbulence profiles in the first kilometer, with an altitude resolution that can reach 17 m. Its concept is based on the Generalized Scidar technique, but is implemented on a 40-cm dediated telescope, which makes it an autonomous instrument, ideal for long term site studies.
We present the LOLAS concept, peculiarities and first results.
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