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Frequency Comb-Calibrated Laser Heterodyne Radiometry for Greenhouse Gas Monitoring
We report the application of frequency comb-calibrated laser heterodyne radiometry to measure an atmospheric CO2 transition near 1572.33 nm. With long-term averaging, we demonstrate frequency precision of ~200 kHz, and relative uncertainty in the integrated absorbance of ~0.1%.