Atmospheric and Oceanic Optics · 2013 · 27 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsAtmospheric ScienceOpticsPhotonicsAtmospheric OpticsLaser OpticsLaser PhysicsNonlinear OpticsTurbulenceTurbulent FlowAtmospheric ScintillationPropagation Through TurbulenceScintillationScintillation EfficiencyScintillation MechanismsTemporal Power SpectrumTurbulence-induced Fading
The results of the analysis of the backscattered radiation mean power enhancement in a turbulent atmosphere are presented. The above enhancement arises because of the correlation of the forward and backward waves in a random media. The analysis was performed for the strong optical scintillation regime in a turbulent atmosphere. It is shown that the laser return mean power in the turbulent atmosphere can two times exceed that in a homogeneous medium because of the correlation of forward and backscattered waves. With an increase in the optical turbulence strength, the enhancement effect decreases according to the power law.
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