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C Flesia

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Applied Optics|February 15, 2008
Use of the A1- and the A2-sequences to modulate continuous-wave pseudorandom noise lidarY Emery, C Flesia
Applied Optics|November 19, 2010
Multiple scattering from clear atmosphere obscured by transparent crystal clouds in satellite-borne lidar sensingC Flesia, A V Starkov
Applied Optics|February 29, 2008
Theory of the double-edge molecular technique for Doppler lidar wind measurementC Flesia, C L Korb
Optics Letters|December 11, 2007
Double-edge molecular measurement of lidar wind profiles at 355 nmC Flesia, C L Korb, C Hirt
Applied Optics|December 15, 2010
Multiple scattering from Chebyshev particles: Monte Carlo simulations for backscattering in lidar geometryA Mannoni, C Flesia, P Bruscaglioni, et al.
Applied Optics|February 15, 2008
Theory of the double-edge technique for Doppler lidar wind measurementC L Korb, B M Gentry, S X Li, et al.
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Applied Optics|February 15, 2008
Use of the A1- and the A2-sequences to modulate continuous-wave pseudorandom noise lidarY Emery, C Flesia
Applied Optics|November 19, 2010
Multiple scattering from clear atmosphere obscured by transparent crystal clouds in satellite-borne lidar sensingC Flesia, A V Starkov
Applied Optics|February 29, 2008
Theory of the double-edge molecular technique for Doppler lidar wind measurementC Flesia, C L Korb
Optics Letters|December 11, 2007
Double-edge molecular measurement of lidar wind profiles at 355 nmC Flesia, C L Korb, C Hirt
Applied Optics|December 15, 2010
Multiple scattering from Chebyshev particles: Monte Carlo simulations for backscattering in lidar geometryA Mannoni, C Flesia, P Bruscaglioni, et al.
Applied Optics|February 15, 2008
Theory of the double-edge technique for Doppler lidar wind measurementC L Korb, B M Gentry, S X Li, et al.
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