Frequency-comb based LIDAR to monitor global warming from space

Monitoring greenhouse gases directly from space is essential to improve the accuracy of climate change analysis. This whitepaper details the use of a LIDAR in space using a GHz frequency-comb for in-orbit calibration.

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Frequency-comb based LIDAR to monitor global warming from space

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