NSA/MPL/C1 - Laser Q-Switch Problem

At about 22:52 UTC on 2004/01/19, the NSA MPL appears to have suffered a temporary failure 
of the laser Q-Switch.  This results in a complete loss of lidar data immediately 
thereafter.  The problem was resolved (at least for the time being) by disconnecting and 
reconnecting the Q-Switch cable on 2004/01/24 at about 00:16 UTC.  Data after this time appears 
good.

Do not use this data.  It is totally useless, constituting electronic noise only.

• CloudMaskMplCloth
• Heights
• base_time
• time_offset

• lon
• base_time
• range_bin_time
• preliminary_cbh
• alt
• time
• range_bin_width
• height
• lat
• shots_summed
• laser_temp
• detector_counts
• background_signal
• filter_temp
• instrument_temp
• range
• pulse_rep
• range_offset
• voltage_05
• range_bins
• voltage_10
• max_altitude
• time_offset
• energy_monitor
• detector_temp
• voltage_15

• base_time
• time_offset
• Heights
• SigniMaskMplCloth

• pulse_rep
• laser_sync_offset
• instrument_temp
• energy_monitor
• backscatter
• time
• lon
• range_bin_width
• time_offset
• range_bins
• preliminary_cbh
• scalar_sync_offset
• property
• transceiver_altitude_angle
• background_signal
• height
• filter_temp
• base_time
• range
• voltage_10
• shots_sum
• total_counts
• voltage_15
• transceiver_azimuth_angle
• max_altitude
• range_offset
• range_bin_time
• deadtime_correction
• lat
• voltage_05
• shots_summed
• laser_scalar_sync_offset
• laser_temp
• trigger_freq
• detector_temp
• alt

• Raw data stream - documentation not supported