EUFAR10/01, flight day 238d/2010, Lake Balaton Peninsula

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Data location: ~arsf/workspace/EUFAR10_01-2010_238d_Lake_Balaton_Peninsula

Data arrived from ARSF via SATA disk Q on 15/09/2010.
However missing IPAS and LiDAR data on disk Q and on thelma delayed unpacking until 06/10/2010.

Scientific objective: Mapping of species composition and stand health of shore vegetation, mapping of shore elevation and inundation structure.

This flight will also be used for EUFAR10-07.
Scientific Objective: High accuracy land use/land cover mapping, forest type mapping and invasive shrub species location

Priority: a4h

PI: A. Zlinszky

This is the second set of data of the split 238c (see ​http://arsf-dan.nerc.ac.uk/trac/ticket/373 for details)

Note: Data is currently symlinked from ~arsf/arsf_data/2010/flight_data/archive_overflow and when this is resolved the symlinks will need to be re-directed.

Sensors:

• Eagle
• Hawk
• Leica LIDAR (04/03/2011)
• Digital Photography (04/03/2011)

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Applanix and IPAS are common with 238c and need only be processed once.

[knpa]

Added scientific objective.

[knpa]

This flight will also be used for EUFAR10-07.

[emca]

Processed the camera imagery from raw to tiff

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Taking LiDAR and camera

[anch]

IPAS for 238c covers this flight and has already been processed so I am using this to process LIDAR and tag photos.

[anch]

Re-processing camera so that we can re tag with corrected event file.

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Lidar submitted for delivery check

[emca]

LiDAR delivery check complete.

Data is good, just a couple of fixes/typos:
Change julian day to 238d on logsheet
PI name incorrectly spelt on logsheet
Readme: dem resolution should be 2.0
Screenshot names - rename to standard name
DEM name - change to reflect new convention (-lidar-ASTER)

[anch]

Camera ready for checking at:

/users/rsg/arsf/workspace/EUFAR10_01-2010_238d_Lake_Balaton_Peninsula/delivery/20110303/EUFAR10_01

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Checking camera.

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Camera check;

data and delivery are good and ready to deliver.

[anch]

LiDAR and camera sent to PI