China will be placed in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau to detect the atmosphere "laser pen"

Huainan, anhui, Sept. 10 (xinhua) -- China's national institute of atmospheric physics (APSOS), a research group led by the Chinese academy of atmospheric sciences, said on Monday that it had received unanimous approval from Chinese experts on the "multi-band multi-atmospheric composition of the main passive integrated detection system" (APSOS).

APSOS is one of the first major research and equipment development projects funded by the national natural science foundation of China. The system consists of five lidar, one millimeter wave measuring cloud radar, one terahertz superconducting radiation spectrometer and one composite telescope.

The task group likens APSOS to "high power laser pointer" in the atmosphere. Because the system mainly USES the observation equipment at the station, the system can beam a beam of laser beam at the top of the sky, thus obtaining the atmospheric temperature, humidity, wind field and cloud distribution and other meteorological elements, and monitoring the time and space changes of greenhouse gases and polluting gases in real time.

APSOS is a large, multi-component, multi-component, multi-component detection system developed independently by Chinese scientists from seven research institutes in China, according to the lead scientist of the APSOS project, a researcher at the institute of atmospheric physics at the Chinese academy of sciences and an academician of the Chinese academy of sciences.

The atmosphere can be divided into the troposphere (about 10 km to 20 km from the earth), the stratosphere (about 20 km to the ground), the middle layer (50 km to the ground), the thermal layer (about 100 km to the ground) and the escape layer, Mr Luda explains. The uncharged atmosphere below the thermal layer is known as the neutral atmosphere.

APSOS project, started in 2012, since June 2016 in huainan, institute of atmospheric physics, Chinese academy of sciences institute of debugging. After the live demonstration and expert consultation, China atmospheric sounding related a number of well-known experts give advice: "each system regulations, technical indicators have reached the project plan".

APSOS will eventually be located in Tibet's yangbai station, where the project team has already carried out construction work on supporting facilities. Lu daren, said the equipment shipped to Tibet again after a period of time after debugging and APSOS will play to utility, enhance the comprehensive national strength of China in terms of atmospheric environmental detection and technical level.