Atmospheric sensing for atmospheric Cherenkov telescopes

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Chadwick, PM [1 ]
Daniel, MK [1 ]
Lyons, K [1 ]
McComb, TJL [1 ]
McKenny, JM [1 ]
Nolan, SJ [1 ]
Orford, KJ [1 ]
Osborne, JL [1 ]
Rayner, SM [1 ]
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[1] Univ Durham, Dept Phys, Sci Labs, Durham DH1 3LE, England
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The atmospheric Cherenkov technique is unique in that the atmosphere is an integral part of the detector. A realistic goal for the next generation of telescopes is to make energy assignments and flux determinations to better than 10%. We discuss the requirements for atmospheric monitoring that will be necessary to achieve this and look forward to how these requirements can be implemented.
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