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Halo LIdar Profile Responsive Line Chart

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DDonald Bagwell
Last edited Apr 19, 2024
Created on Apr 19, 2024

This line chart visualizes wind speed profiles from HALO Photonics pulsed doppler LiDAR atmospheric remote sensing data, showing wind speed across altitudes up to 1200 meters. The visualization plots wind speed on the x-axis against altitude on the y-axis, using d3.line and d3.scaleLinear to generate the line path. Circles render individual data points with customizable radius and opacity, while a gray inner rectangle highlights the plotting region. The chart supports responsive resizing through @drbagwell/responsive-viz-axes and d3.observeResize, with axes labeled for wind speed (m/s) and altitude (meters).

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Overview The HALO Photonics pulsed doppler LiDAR systems are a collection of unique, state-of-the-art autonomous instruments for atmospheric remote sensing. The systems are suited to boundary layer meteorology, cloud measurements, wind profiling and air quality monitoring - all in one unit. HALO Photonics has also developed products that have been specifically optimised for wind energy applications.

https://halo-photonics.com/

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