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Intensities and atmospheric broadening coefficients measured for O2 and H2O absorption lines selected for DIAL monitoring of both temperature and humidity. 2: H2O

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Abstract

Measurements of fourteen selected H2O absorption line parameters in the 720-nm region are presented. These results are compared to the most recent and relevant measurements. This paper presents a compilation of absorption cross sections of H2O lines suitable for atmospheric humidity monitoring using an alexandrite laser source as the transmitter.

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