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Elastic-backscatter-lidar-based characterization of the convective boundary layer and investigation of related statistics

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Fig. 1. Scheme of the elastic backscatter lidar of UHOH. APD: Avalanche photodiode, BE: Beam expander, BSM: Beam steering mirror, DBS: Dichroic beam splitter, IF1–IF2: Interference filters, L1–L3: Lenses, PMT: Photomultiplier tube, PD: Photodiode.
Fig. 2. Time-height cross-section of the range-square-corrected backscatter signal measured on 26 June 2004 from 09:55 to 18:10 CEST
Fig. 3. Determination of the instantaneous height of the CBL on 26 June 2004 at 15:52 CEST using LGM, IP method, and HWT-based approach
Fig. 4. Zoom-in-view of the time-height cross-section of range- range-square corrected signal during Case I (upper panel) and the time series of z LGM , z HWT , and z IP (lower panel).
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