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Stereo scintillation detection and ranging (S-SCIDAR) is a development of the well-established SCIDAR turbulence profiling technique. An S-SCIDAR instrument has been installed at the focus of one of the 1.8m Auxiliary Telescopes at Paranal observatory since April 2016. We discuss the limitations imposed by the Paranal S-SCIDAR instrument’s finite pixel size and exposure time. We present Monte Carlo simulation results quantifying the errors due to finite spatial and temporal sampling. We have reprocessed the existing S-SCIDAR dataset to compensate for these error sources; we discuss the impact of these corrections on the measured turbulence statistics.
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Timothy Butterley, Marc Sarazin, Miska Le Louarn, James Osborn, Ollie J. D. Farley, "Correction of finite spatial and temporal sampling effects in stereo-SCIDAR," Proc. SPIE 11448, Adaptive Optics Systems VII, 114481W (13 December 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2562559