In the last years, surveying large regions of the atmosphere in an automatic way, for early detection of pollutant sources in urban and industrial areas, has become a strategic objective of various public health organizations. The Lidar/Dial technique has become a well-established laser remote sensing method for atmosphere monitoring. It is often used to probe almost any level of the atmosphere and to acquire information necessary to validate theoretical models about different topics of atmospheric physics. It can also be deployed for environment surveying by monitoring particles, aerosols and molecules. For these reasons, an experimental campaign for evaluating the performances of a Lidar/Dial system in detecting pollutants (particulate and/or chemical compounds) has been carried out in an industrial area in the south of Italy. In this work, a homemade Lidar/Dial system (developed and built by the authors) and the results of the experimental campaign will be presented and discussed. © 2014 AEIT.

Gelfusa, M., Malizia, A., Parracino, S., Richetta, M., Bellecci, C., Avolio, E., et al. (2014). Detection of pollutant sources in the atmosphere with Lidar/Dial techniques: Results of an experimental campaign in the south of Italy. In 2014 Fotonica AEIT Italian Conference on Photonics Technologies, Fotonica AEIT 2014. Naples : IEEE Computer Society [10.1109/Fotonica.2014.6843908].

Detection of pollutant sources in the atmosphere with Lidar/Dial techniques: Results of an experimental campaign in the south of Italy

GELFUSA, MICHELA;MALIZIA, ANDREA;RICHETTA, MARIA;BELLECCI, CARLO;GAUDIO, PASQUALINO
2014-11-01

Abstract

In the last years, surveying large regions of the atmosphere in an automatic way, for early detection of pollutant sources in urban and industrial areas, has become a strategic objective of various public health organizations. The Lidar/Dial technique has become a well-established laser remote sensing method for atmosphere monitoring. It is often used to probe almost any level of the atmosphere and to acquire information necessary to validate theoretical models about different topics of atmospheric physics. It can also be deployed for environment surveying by monitoring particles, aerosols and molecules. For these reasons, an experimental campaign for evaluating the performances of a Lidar/Dial system in detecting pollutants (particulate and/or chemical compounds) has been carried out in an industrial area in the south of Italy. In this work, a homemade Lidar/Dial system (developed and built by the authors) and the results of the experimental campaign will be presented and discussed. © 2014 AEIT.
2014 Fotonica AEIT Italian Conference on Photonics Technologies, Fotonica AEIT 2014
Napoli
2014
Rilevanza internazionale
contributo
nov-2014
Settore FIS/07 - FISICA APPLICATA (A BENI CULTURALI, AMBIENTALI, BIOLOGIA E MEDICINA)
English
Geophysics; Optical radar; Surveys; Water pollution, Atmosphere monitoring; Detection of pollutant; Dial; Experimental campaign; Laser remote sensing; Pollutants; Strategic objectives; Water vapour, Pollution detection
Intervento a convegno
Gelfusa, M., Malizia, A., Parracino, S., Richetta, M., Bellecci, C., Avolio, E., et al. (2014). Detection of pollutant sources in the atmosphere with Lidar/Dial techniques: Results of an experimental campaign in the south of Italy. In 2014 Fotonica AEIT Italian Conference on Photonics Technologies, Fotonica AEIT 2014. Naples : IEEE Computer Society [10.1109/Fotonica.2014.6843908].
Gelfusa, M; Malizia, A; Parracino, S; Richetta, M; Bellecci, C; Avolio, E; De Leo, L; Perrimezzi, C; Gaudio, P
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