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Scanning cloud detection lidar is a radar device that measures cloud height and cloud cover via laser transmitters. The laser emits laser pulses; if clouds exist above the transmitter, strong backscattering signals will be generated. The height of cloud layers can be determined by measuring and calculating signals received by the receiver. Cloud cover data can be obtained through time statistics or laser beam scanning.
Our self-developed scanning cloud detection lidar effectively breaks the domestic reliance on imported equipment of the same type.
Detection of spatio-temporal distribution of clouds and aerosols
Detection of planetary boundary layer (PBL) and vertical visibility
Observation of cloud condensation nuclei and spatial physical processes of clouds
Operational meteorological observation
Airport meteorological observation
Marine atmospheric detection
Laser Wavelength1064nm | Detection TargetsAerosol, Cloud |
Detection RangeHorizontal ≥8km, Vertical ≥15km | Range Resolution≤15m |
Temporal ResolutionAdjustable from 5 s to 10 min | Number of Detectable Cloud LayersNo fewer than 5 layers |
Fixed Target Range Measurement Error±10m | Detection Azimuth Angle0~360° |
Detection Elevation Angle-90°~90° | Data ProductsCloud Height, Cloud Cover, Cloud Type, Vertical Visibility, Boundary Layer Height, Backscattering Coefficient |
Operating Temperature-50℃~60℃ | Operating Humidity0~95%RH (+35℃) |
Protection GradeIP65 | Communication InterfacesEthernet port, serial port |
Communication ModeTCP/IP,RS232、RS485 | Installation TypeGround-based / vehicle-mounted / ship-borne |