Which outcome results when coherence drops in LIDAR wind measurement?

💡 Explanation

Increasing atmospheric turbulence affects spatial coherence, causing phase fluctuations. The LIDAR accuracy degrades due to deconstructive interference because Doppler shift detection is less precise; therefore range uncertainty increases, rather than better turbulence mapping, since the beam loses collimation and spatial resolution.

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