This invention relates to the field of optical thickness measurement technology, specifically a
laser-based
ice thickness measurement method, comprising the following steps: coaxially superimposing first and second band
laser beams to lock the
initial phase difference and generate a
calibration set; analyzing the reflection and transmission at the beam surface and bottom interface and capturing the waveform using a
detector; separating the time-of-flight difference and comparing the
propagation delay of the two bands to generate a
feature matrix; extracting the power attenuation after propagation and combining it with dynamic
refractive index to correct the
light speed and obtain the geometric thickness result. In this invention, by constructing a dual-band interface reflection analytical mechanism, the denoising capability of non-uniform
beam tracking is enhanced, effectively solving the
distortion interference caused by multipath scattering; separating inherent band time
delay jitter and reducing
signal attenuation caused by medium loss; and combining
refraction compensation attenuation correction to correct the
physical space solution accuracy, eliminating bubbles and tilt angle
optical path errors, ensuring detection purity, and greatly improving the stability and monitoring accuracy of ice layer physical thickness reconstruction.