In the last decades, Lidar (Light Detection and Ranging) and Dial (Differential Absorption Lidar) techniques have become well
established laser based methods for the remote sensing of the atmosphere. They are often used to probe almost any level of the atmosphere and to acquire information to validate theoretical models
about different topics of atmospheric physics.
The QEPM research group of University of Rome Tor Vergata has developed four experimental apparatous:
(1999) TAEMS system - CO2 Laser system based on the DIAL technique and mounted on a track. In
the past since today it is used during experimental campaigns, all around Italy, for pollutants identification in atmosphere.
Contact person: Dr. Pasquale Gaudio
Mail: gaudio@ing.uniroma2.it
Phone: +39 0672597209
TAEMS
(2008) SAI system - Nd-Yag Laser system based on the LIDAR technique and mounted on a little cart and today is used during experimental campaigns all around Italy for forest fire detection, RAMAN applications and PBL analysis.
Contact person: Dr. Pasquale Gaudio
Mail: gaudio@ing.uniroma2.it
Phone: +39 0672597209
SAI
COLI (Compact LIdar) system - The mini-Lidar system, developed by the Quantum Electronic Plasma Physics and Material research group at the University of
Rome Tor Vergata, consists of a compact and mobile system based on Nd:YAG laser as transmitter that operate in NIR wavelengths. It able to monitor the environment measuring of particulate
concentrations in urban or industrial areas.
Contact person: Dr. Pasquale Gaudio
Mail: gaudio@ing.uniroma2.it
Phone: +39 0672597209
COLA
(2015) Mini CO2 system - The mini-CO2 system developed, based on DIAL technique, is born by a research project in collaboration with Italian Army in order to obtain a remote, stand-off identification of Chemical Warfare Agents (CWAs), Toxic Industrial Materials (TIMs) and Toxic Industrial Components (TICs).
MINI CO2 system
Contact person: Dr. Pasquale Gaudio
Mail: gaudio@ing.uniroma2.it
Phone: +39 0672597209
(2017) TELEMACO- TELEMACO is a Differential Absorption Lidar (DIAL) apparatus able to measure the profile concentration of several chemicals (pollutants, CWA, etc.) in the environment. Thanks to its tuneable laser, TELEMACO can scan 66 different wavelengths and it can covers a range of about 2 km. The equatorial mounts allow to scan an area or a volume, and the measurements are so fast to be considered in real-time.
Contact person: Dr. Pasquale Gaudio
Mail: gaudio@ing.uniroma2.it
Phone: +39 0672597209