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lidar

/ˈlaɪ.dɑːr/

Traducción: Sistema de medición que detecta y determina la ubicación de objetos mediante luz láser, funcionando con el mismo principio que el radar; es una tecnología potencial para detectar turbulencias atmosféricas que pueden afectar a las aeronaves.

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/ˈlaɪ.dɑːr/C1formal
  • esSistema de medición que detecta y determina la ubicación de objetos mediante luz láser, funcionando con el mismo principio que el radar; es una tecnología potencial para detectar turbulencias atmosféricas que pueden afectar a las aeronaves.

A measuring system that detects and locates objects using laser light, operating on the same principle as radar; it is a potential technology for detecting air turbulence that can affect aircraft.

  1. Laser-based detection systemC1formaltechnical

    A remote sensing method that uses pulsed laser light to measure distances and create high-resolution maps of objects and surfaces.

    esSistema de detección por láser

    • The autonomous vehicle uses lidar to detect obstacles in its path.
    • Archaeologists employed lidar to reveal hidden ruins beneath the jungle canopy.
    • Lidar systems are crucial for creating detailed topographic maps.
  2. Air turbulence detectionC2formaltechnical

    A technology that uses laser pulses to detect and measure air turbulence that could affect aircraft safety.

    esDetección de turbulencias con lidar

    • The new lidar system can warn pilots of clear-air turbulence ahead.
    • Airports are testing lidar to improve flight safety during landing.
    • Lidar sensors on aircraft help detect dangerous wind shear conditions.
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