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| John Burris/GSFC just before
first light. |
Dave Emmitt/Simpson Wx and Dave
Bowdle/UAH with the Doppler wind scanner. |
First light from the DIAL
YAG-pumped dye laser on loan from John Burris/GSFC and Tom McGee/GSFC: note green 532 nm,
yellow 594 nm, and blue effect from UV 282 nm spot on far right card. |
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| Maurice Jarzembski/MSFC, John
Burris/GSFC, Steve Johnson/MSFC mixing the dye for the tropospheric ozone lidar. |
Jing Song/UAH with the GSFC GUV
(Ground-based UV instrument) on loan from Jay Herman/GSFC and Gordon Labow/GSFC. |
Some of the RAPCD lidar team:
Steve Johnson/MSFC, Dave Emmitt/Simpson Wx, Dave Bowdle/UAH, Mike Newchurch/UAH, John
Burris/GSFC, Maurice Jarzembski/MSFC. |
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| Shi Kuang/UAH with the scanning aerosol YAG
lidar on loan from Jay Herman/GSFC and Gordon Labow/GSFC. |
The Nicolet FTIR (left) and Infrared Aerosol
Analyzer (right) in the Amor lab. |
2.1 micron Doppler wind
lidar |
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| Roof-top Scanner for Doppler wind lidar and 1
micron scanning aerosol lidar. |
Infrared Aerosol Analyzer (IAA) and Nicolet
FTIR in Amor lab. |
Ozone DIAL lidar. Short wavelength on top
table, long wavelength on the bottom. |
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| The dinner celebration: Hopey/UAH, Dave
Emmitt/Simpson Wx, Mike Newchurch/UAH, Dave Bowdle/UAH, John Burris/GSFC. |
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