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Error analysis of four-intensity algorithm used for the measurement of upper atmosphere
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Upper AtmosphereEngineeringMeasurementFour-intensity AlgorithmAtmospheric SoundingInterferometryEducationAtmospheric ModelAtmospheric OpticsEarth ScienceGeophysicsCalibrationAtmospheric ScienceMeteorological MeasurementInstrumentationAtmospheric SensingLower AtmosphereMeteorologyDivided Mirror ModelRadiation MeasurementRandom Phase ErrorRadiometrySpace WeatherError AnalysisAtmospheric ConditionAtmospheric RadiationAerospace EngineeringImaging Interferometry
With imaging interferometry and Doppler Effect,the information of the upper atmosphere including velocity and temperature can be obtained by measuring four interference intensities of the aurora in the upper atmosphere (80—300km). Theoretical analysis of the measurement error when using four-intensity algorithm in the moving mirror model and divided mirror model is presented respectively. The error of velocity and temperature of the upper atmosphere caused by random phase error is given. By computer simulation,we get the distribution map of velocity error and temperature error in the two models. The result shows that the error of the velocity with the divided mirror model is about half that with the moving mirror model,while the moving mirror model has appreciably higher accuracy for temperature. The research can help us to improve the detection precision of upper atmospheric wind in theory. It has important theoretical significance and practical value both for the research of the detect mode and manufacture of the equipment.