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Dual-wavelength CO2 Lidar Method for Distinguishing Ice, Water, or Mixed-phase Clouds
A dual-wavelength CO2 lidar technique is proposed that shows excellent promise for discriminating between ice and water within clouds. It could potentially provide more quantitative measurements of mixed-phase clouds than the depolarization technique of shortwave lidars.