Institut für Meteorologie und Klimaforschung, Bereich Atmosphärische Umweltforschung (IMK-IFU), Garmisch-Partenkirchen A High-power Differential-absorption.

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Institut für Meteorologie und Klimaforschung, Bereich Atmosphärische Umweltforschung (IMK-IFU), Garmisch-Partenkirchen A High-power Differential-absorption Lidar for Free-tropospheric Sounding of Water Vapour Thomas Trickl, Hannes Vogelmann

Lidar Methods: Lidar sounding offers the advantages of both high temporal and vertical resolution, ideal for tropospheric studies Methods: Raman lidar, differential-absorption lidar (DIAL) Raman lidar is usually preferred due to its capability of automatic operation. DIAL is substantially better during daytime if the laser pulse energy and the size of the receiver are made comparably large. Goal: Development of a DIAL with the system specifications of a Raman lidars: order- of-magnitude increase of the pulse energy with respect to dye lasers.

Operating Range of DIAL Measurements

Schneefernerhaus Zugspitze (2962 m) Lidar (2674 m) FTIR

Advantages of the High-altitude Site: – Mostly outside the moist atmospheric boundary layer – outside the fog layer in autumn and winter – earlier beginning of measurements also in summer

History of Narrow-band Tunable Pulsed Lasers Dye Lasers: 1975: Wallenstein, Hänsch: E = 0.5 mJ, Δt = 10 ns, Δ = 85 MHz (460 nm) 1976: Blit, Ganiel, Treves: E = 50 mJ, Δt = 0.5 ms, Δ = 30 MHz (585 nm) 1987: Cromwell, Trickl, Kung, Lee: E = 130 mJ, Δt = 12 ns*, Δ = 43* MHz (563 nm) *M. Vrakking 1997: Eikema, Ubachs, Vassen, Hogervorst: E = 220 mJ, Δt = 6.5 ns, Δ = 90 MHz (585 nm) Solid-state Lasers: 1996: Grützmacher, Steiger: 265 mJ (729 nm) Vogelmann, Trickl: E = 700 mJ ?, Δ = 100 MHz (Δt = 5 ns, 800 nm)

Upgrading the Mirage Littman OPO Fine tuning Crystal heating Elliptical pump beam Wavelength control

Results of the Improvements Performance after the delivery:  140 MHz  35 MHz Later: Stable two-wavelength operation -Very rare mode hops -Transversally stable beam, pointing fluc- tuations  50 μrad -Low intensity fluctuations -Laser threshold lowered from 16 mJ to 6-8 mJ - Near transform-limited pulses (Δν = 130 MHz, transform limit for 4 ns: 110 MHz)

Durch Minimum an Flow box: Temperature stability 0.5º

The Move: April 10-12, 2003 –24º C at the summit!!!!

Modified High-voltage Unit of Ti:Sapphire Laser Oil bath

2004: First Lidar Measurements

Influence of the Line Shapes For a narrow-band laser not only the shape of the molecular absorption line as a function of the altitude needs to be taken into account: The backscattered light has a complex shape also depending on the altitude.

Daytime measurement under very dry conditions Validation by intercomparison by radiosondes lauched at Garmisch-Partenkirchen (LMU)

A sometimes dangerous site!

Thank you!