IG13/16, flight day 203b/2013, KNS

[knpa]

Data location: /users/rsg/arsf/arsf_data/2013/flight_data/greenland_iceland/IG13_16-2013_203b_KNS

Data arrived from ARSF via SATA disk on 30/07/2013

IG13/16 Scientific objective: Studying glacial calving.

IG13/16 Priority: 9

PI: Adrian Luckman

Sensors:

Camera (Delivered 20/08/2013)
Eagle (Delivered 20/08/2013)
Hawk(Delivered 20/08/2013)
LiDAR (Unusable)

[tipo]

Started navigation.

[tipo]

All LiDAR lines are affected by the range-gate issue.

[tipo]

Created RCD delivery.

[tipo]

Created Hyperspectral delivery.

[besm]

Started hyperspectral delivery check.

[besm]

Hyperspectral delivery check complete:

• Day on the logsheet is "203b", should this be "203", and sortie be "b"?
• Renamed dem/IG13_16-2013_203b-ASTER.dem to dem/IG13_16-2013_203b_KNS-ASTER.dem as this was what was reflected in the header of the dem and in the example aplcorr command. Likewise with the dem header. Assuming it was renamed by mistake.

Running zip_mapped.sh

[tipo]

Corrected logsheet.

[besm]

Delivery check complete. Data ready to deliver.

[besm]

Actually the hyperspectral DEM was probably better where it was, I'm guessing the data was generated using a DEM with a non-standard name. I'll also redo the readme to reflect these changes.

[besm]

Changes made, Tim checked the readme, DEM still opens. Hyperspectral data is ready to deliver.

[knpa]

Delivery checking RCD

[knpa]

RCD delivery check completed.

All looks good.

Where do flightline names come from though? Does not match logsheet.

[mark1]

As all LiDAR lines have been adversely affected by the range gate problem there is no usable data. Removed the dataset from the database, retaining the raw files for future traceability.