Cuprite Benchmark Campaign
Echo Labs, Skycam and HySpex joined forces to collect a unique data set from the geological remote sensing reference site, Cuprite Hills, Nevada USA.
Echo Labs, Skycam and HySpex joined forces to collect a unique data set from the geological remote sensing reference site, Cuprite Hills, Nevada USA.
Together with Skycam Aviation, CA, USA and Echo Labs, BC, Canada, HySpex recently completed a data acquisition campaign from Cuprite Hills, Nevada, USA. Cuprite is known for its distinct geological features and has been subject to earlier spectral imaging campaigns, and can thus serve as a good benchmark site for detection capabilities and data quality.
Echo Labs and HySpex operated HySpex VS-620 on a BFD Systems UAV from 120m AGL. At the same time, Skycam Aviation collected data using HySpex VNIR-1800 and SWIR-384 mounted in their aircraft at 2000m AGL.
The data collected is classified with the new HySpex’ real-time processing SW, and the results will be published on hyspex.com.
Contact us to access this data set and the other sample data available for free.
See how SkyCam Aviation, Inc. uses HySpex SWIR-384 for airborne methane detection in the video above.
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Echo Labs, Skycam and HySpex joined forces to collect a unique data set from the geological remote sensing reference site, Cuprite Hills, Nevada USA.
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