Flight Campaigns : Airborne Hyperspectral Imaging

To foster Imaging Spectroscopy (IS) expertise and the use of IS data in research activities, UPM Remote Sensing Research Group and UPM Consultancy & Services Sdn Bhd  will be organizing two hyperspectral data acquisition campaign with diverse airborne hyperspectral images and imaging spectrometers. The sensor that will be used in this campaign is AISA-Dual, a hyper-spectral airborne imager with a spectral range spanning 400-2450 nm.

 

First campaign experiment will be scheduled on December 2012 and focusing on the region of West Peninsular Malaysia. Second campaign experiment will be scheduled on January 2013 that focusing the region of Sabah and Sarawak.

 

Interested users need to provide minimum information about the study area (ROI in lat/long), features of interest, coincidence satellite overpass during the campaign is scheduled to accommodate the campaign operator. Requirement of minimum order is RM10,000.00 to allow the user benefited from the campaign.

 

 Interested users that would like to participate any campaigns as mentioned above, please don't be

hesitated to contact RS team for further information.

 

Prof. Dr. Shattri Mansor (shattri[at]eng.upm.edu.my)

Assoc. Prof. Lt. Col. (R) Mohamed Tarmizi Ahmad (tarmizi1[at]eng.upm.edu.my)

Mr. Zailani Khuzaimah (zailani[at]putra.upm.edu.my)

Dr Mohd Kamil Yusoff (mkamil.upmholdings[at]gmail.com)

 

Remote Sensing Research Group

Faculty of Engineering

Universiti Putra Malaysia





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Best Regards,

CK Tan

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