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Analysis and demonstration of atmospheric methane monitoring by mid-infrared open-path chirped laser dispersion spectroscopy
2014
Optics Express
Atmospheric methane concentration levels were detected using a custom built laser dispersion spectrometer in a long open-path beam configuration. The instrument is driven by a chirped distributed feedback mid-infrared quantum cascade laser centered at ~1283.46 cm −1 and covers intense rotational-vibrational transitions from the fundamental ν 4 band of methane. A full forward model simulating molecular absorption and dispersion profiles, as well as instrumental noise, is demonstrated. The
doi:10.1364/oe.22.0a1731
pmid:25607487
fatcat:h443x4kvbzbtjlhry2voxj5yle