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Department of Geography Remote Sensing

Spectroradiometric Observing Systems

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Overview

The Spectroradiometric Observing Systems group at RSL focusses on the calibration, characterisation and operation of spectroradiometric pointing and imaging systems and the subsequent data calibration.

Mission statement: From light to radiance and reflectance with known uncertainties.

We strive to provide analysis ready data to our colleagues at RSL and to our national and international collaborators and customers.

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Focus areas of the Spectroradiometric Observing Systems group within the remote sensing information hierarchy.

 

Systems

We calibrate and/or operate the following sensors and systems:

  • APEX - Airborne Prism Experiment Imaging Spectrometer (http://apex-esa.org)
    • Mission planning and operations (https://twitter.com/APEX_RSL)
    • Characterisation
    • Calibration
    • PAF development
    • Data processing
    • Vicarious CAL-VAL using Spectral Ground Control Points (SGCP)
    • Uncertainty analysis
  • AVIRIS-ng - NASA-owned Imaging Spectrometer (https://aviris-ng.jpl.nasa.gov)
    • Mission planning for European flight missions in collaboration with NASA/JPL (https://twitter.com/AVIRIS_NG_RSL)
    • Vicarious CAL-VAL using Spectral Ground Control Points (SGCP)
  • ARES - Airborne Research Facility for the Earth System (https://ares-observatory.ch)
    • Project management to build the next generation of airborne observing systems
  • ASD, SVC, UniSpec and FLoX point spectrometers
    • Characterisation
    • Calibration
    • Operation for Spectral Ground Control Points (SGCP) collection
    • SPECCHIO spectral database-centric processing chain
    • Uncertainty analysis
  • SPECCHIO Spectral Information System (https://specchio.ch)
    • Design and implementation

Team