EUFAR10/02, 199b/2010, Santander

[jb362]

Data location: ~arsf/arsf_data/2010/flight_data/western_europe/EUFAR10_02-2010_199b-Santander

Data arrived from ARSF via network transfer on 26/07/2010.

Scientific objectives:

1 Development of a reliable tool to estimate coastal water quality indicators by using remote sensing techniques, both airborne and satellite.

1.1. Development of a set of semi-empirical algorithms based on hyperspectral airborne and in-situ data for estimating the concentrations of the water constituents;
1.2. Migration of the developed algorithms into the satellite workflow.

2. Implementation of an automatic warning system based on satellite imagery processing;

3. Inclusion of the information obtained by means of remote sensing in the dataset used for the calibration of regional hydrodynamic models.

Priority: a4m - awaiting confirmation

PI: Castillo-Lopez

Sensors: ¶

• Eagle (27/08/2010)
• Hawk (Requested by PI)
• Leica LIDAR (Requested by PI)
• RCD Digital photography (27/08/2010)

[anch]

I'll start processing the Applanix for this now.

[anch]

Applanix and IPAS for this project completed.

[anch]

Because this project is not in the UK, and making a DEM using STRM data is a pain, I have started LiDAR processing which I will eventually use to produce a DEM to process the hyperspectral with.

[anch]

LiDAR has lots of noise (mainly over ocean) and may take a while to classify, so I have put the hyperspectral back on the processing list in case anyone is looking for a hyperspectral project to get on with.

[jb362]

Starting hyperspectral processing.

[iopa]

Processing camera.

[iopa]

Checking hyperspectral.

[iopa]

Hyperspectal delivery check report:

1) rename lev1's and screenshots to contain the lettered julian day 199b.

Otherwise all's well.

[jb362]

Delivery check fixes complete.

[jb362]

Checking camera

[jb362]

All good, but again PI needs to be Dr. Castillo-Lopez

[iopa]

Camera is ready to deliver.

[jb362]

Camera and Eagle data delivered.

[knpa]

Data moved from overflow to repository.
Can now be r-synced.

[benj]

Have downloaded 1s RINEX data from University of Cantabria and copied to repository. Relevant section of email from PI was as follows:

SANTANDER and TORRELAVEGA stations are in relation with the calibration site "Santander1" and the LAREDO station for the area of validation (Santander 2). Santander 1 data taken on 18th July and Santander2  data taken on 19th July.
In the corresponding tabs appear links to download RINEX data.
 
LINKS of interest:
 
http://www.gnss.unican.es/estaciones/cant.asp
 
http://www.gnss.unican.es/estaciones/trvg.asp
 
http://www.gnss.unican.es/estaciones/lare.asp
 
ftp://ftpgnss.digteg.unican.es/rinex
 
Access to real time corrections using the standard protocol NTRIP (Networked Transport of RTCM vía Internet Protocol):
 
URL 	http://ntrip.unican.es:2101/	 
IP:    	193.144.202.127	 
Port: 	21 
User: 	anonimous
 
link: http://www.gnss.unican.es/servicios/services.asp

[benj]

Note I believe the Santander station mentioned with code CANT is the data I have downloaded from REIN. This is because if you go to the first link given the title of the web page is "Estación de Reinosa"

[knpa]

Appears to be an issue with the bandset labels in the header files; they start at 900nm which is lower than it should be. Possibly incorrect bandset selected or none specified. Will leave this until end of the year and new Hawk calibration.