GB07/09, Flight day 212a/2010, Alps

[ella]

Data location: ~arsf/arsf_data/2010/flight_data/archive-overflow/GB07_09-2010_212a_Alps
Project has been fast copied to ~arsf/workspace.

Data arrived from ARSF via network transfer on 9th August 2010.

Scientific objective: Remote sensing support for research into the processes and rates of supraglacial debris cover formation on alpine glaciers, and on the response of glaciers to increases in supraglacial mass loading.

Priority: a4

PI:Benjamin Brock (and Martin Kirkbridge)
PLEASE NOTE:This project has a dual PI and we should cc Matin Kirkbridge on all emails. Data delivery should also be offered to Martin Kirkbridge, too.

Sensors:

• Eagle (Requested by PI)
• Hawk (Requested by PI)
• Leica LIDAR (20/09/10)
• RCD Camera (16/09/10)

[jb362]

Starting hyperspectral processing.

[jb362]

I'm leaving the hyperspectral processing until we have processed the LiDAR for this project since the SRTM dem is useless in such steep terrain.

[ella]

IPAS navigation now processed.
[Applanix already completed by jb362]

[emca]

Starting LiDAR processing

[iopa]

Starting camera check.

[iopa]

Camera check:

1) delete camera delivery log from photographs dir
2) exiftool sample run has used the camera_delivery.log in the readme, readme needs re-creating

All else seems correct.

Note: readme front page contains both the name of the PI as given in the application and the name of collaborator 2 who was entered as the PI in the logsheet.

[jb362]

Camera ready for delivery.

[jb362]

Iopa will be delivering this for me since I'm leaving.

[emca]

LiDAR data ready for delivery check at
~airborne/workspace/GB07_09-2010_212a_Alps/delivery/20100910/GB07_09

[iopa]

RCD camera was dispatched today, 16th September 2010.

[iopa]

Delivery checking LiDAR

[iopa]

Delivery check report;

All is good and ready to deliver.

[emca]

LiDAR data sent 20/09/2010

[emca]

LiDAR and Camera data have been rsync'd to
~arsf/arsf_data/2010/flight_data/western_europe/GB07_09-2010_212a_Alps

[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.