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14 September 2011 FSO and radio link attenuation: meteorological models verified by experiment
Vladimir Brazda, Ondrej Fiser, Jaroslav Svoboda
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Abstract
Institute of Atmospheric Physics of Czech Academy measures atmospheric attenuation on 60 m experimental FSO link on 830 and 1550 nm for more than three years. Visibility sensors and two 3D sonic anemometers on both transmitting and receiving site, rain gauge and many sensors enabling the refractivity index computation are spaced along the optical link. Meteorological visibility, wind turbulent energy, sonic temperature, structure index and rain rate are correlated with measured attenuation. FSO link attenuation dependence on the above mentioned parameters is analyzed. The paper shows also basic statistical behavior of the long-term FSO signal level and also the simulation of hybrid link techniques.
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Vladimir Brazda, Ondrej Fiser, and Jaroslav Svoboda "FSO and radio link attenuation: meteorological models verified by experiment", Proc. SPIE 8162, Free-Space and Atmospheric Laser Communications XI, 81620N (14 September 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.893819
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KEYWORDS
Signal attenuation

Free space optics

Fiber optic gyroscopes

Visibility

Visibility through fog

Meteorology

Atmospheric modeling

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