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January 7-9, 200 2 HyCODE Workshop 2002 Santa Barbara, CA Florida E nvironm ental R esearch Institute Center for Remote Sensing and Computational Ecology HyCODE Workshop 2002 HyCODE Workshop 2002 Florida Environmental Research Institute
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  • ModelingWest Florida Shelf

  • ModelingWest Florida Shelf

  • ModelingWest Florida Shelf

  • ModelingLEO-15

  • ModelingLEO-15

  • West Florida Shelf

    April 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 21th, 23th, 24th, and 26thLEO-15

    July 21th, 23th, 27th, and 31th,August 1th and 2nd Hyperspectral Remote SensingWest Florida Shelf and LEO-15

  • Zero Order LightDirect reflection off diffraction grating, >> greater than other orders combined.Out-of-band response.On order of 10-4 of signal wavelength distributed across all others in a non-gaussian distribution.Calibration light sourceRed rich lamps do not approximate blue rich scene. Out-of-band response causes errors in gain calculations.Extrapolation of calibration light series to data series.Only a small fraction of wavelengths had calibration series that actually included water data collections. Calibration Issues

  • Zero Order LightPre-Mask

  • Out-of-Band ResponsePost-Mask

  • Calibration Light Source

  • Beach and Water SpectraLEO-15

  • Initial Calibration SeriesWFS

  • Initial Calibration SeriesLEO-15

  • Future Calibration Series

  • Out-of-Band Response/Lamp Source Optimization Scheme

  • Post-Optimization Calibration

  • Geo-CorrectionCamera Timing Errors

  • Geo-CorrectionCMIGIT Timing Errors

  • Geo-CorrectionEffects of CMIGIT Errors

  • Geo-CorrectedLEO-15

  • Spatial ShiftLEO-15

  • PHILLS-1 and PHILLS-2 Inter-Comparison

  • PHILLS-1 and PHILLS-2 Inter-Comparison

  • Released DataPoint 2Point 1Point 3

  • Active Archivehttp://aa.flenvironmental.org

  • Active Archive

  • Active Archive

  • Outstanding IssuesModelingPhase function matters to Rrs! Prediction of Rrs will require particle specific phase functions.HyperspectralSome indication that the spectral calibration has shifted 0 3 nm, spectrally dependent.Atmospheric correction requires much more attention to parameter choices.Inter-comparison of 5 satellites and 5 aircraft!

    ~500K runs1) Zero order; 2) out of band; 3) red rich lamp source/blue rich scene; 4) extrapolate Blue and unfiltered.5 filters, 1,2 ,4, and 6 lamps =20 known settings124 x 124 optimization matrice. Every wavelength spreads light into every other wavelength.The reason behind the spatial shift is unknown. We at first did not think there was a corresponding spectral shift. But there does appear to be one. It unfortunately does not appear to be linear. Spectral shift correction is still unresolved.


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