Resonon Outdoor Hyperspectral Imaging System

Outdoor Field System

Portable hyperspectral imaging system

Outdoor Field System
Portable hyperspectral imaging system

The tripod-based hyperspectral imaging system is used to acquire outdoor measurements. A Resonon pushbroom hyperspectral camera is mounted on a rotation stage which sits on a specially modified tripod. During data acquisition, the stage rotates the hyperspectral camera, scanning the scene of interest. The imager and stage are controlled using Spectronon software.

Data is provided in raw format and also in radiance. Correcting for imager response is performed using radiometric calibration data, obtained by Resonon in our lab prior to shipment.

A special calibration tarp is provided to correct the data for illumination effects. The tarp is a special material with a known (mostly flat) reflectance across the entire spectra. Size of the tarps is typically 1.2 x 1.2 meters (our airborne system uses 3.0 x 3.0 meter tarps).

Resonon's systems are turnkey solutions ready for immediate use, including all hardware and software necessary to acquire and analyze hyperspectral data.

Outdoor systems can be fitted with any of Resonon's hyperspectral imaging cameras covering the 350 - 1700 nm spectral range.

System components: