The instruments, platforms and computing resources that support our fieldwork and image analysis.
Instruments and field equipment used for radiometry, imaging, and supporting measurements in our shallow-water research.
A snapshot hyperspectral sensor used to collect high-resolution spectral data over shallow-water and coastal environments. The camera supports calibration and validation of satellite-derived products for bathymetry, habitat mapping, and water quality.
A heavy-lift UAV platform used to carry the hyperspectral camera and other payloads. The Matrice 600 Pro enables flexible, repeatable acquisitions over study sites to support algorithm development and validation.
A dual-channel spectrometer used for in situ radiometric measurements, including water-leaving radiance and downwelling irradiance. These data support the calibration and validation of satellite and airborne observations.
A stable inflatable boat used for field campaigns in shallow and nearshore waters. The boat provides a platform for deploying radiometric instruments, conducting water-quality sampling, and supporting ground-truth surveys for satellite missions.
The lab operates its own computing infrastructure for large-scale image processing, deep learning, modelling, and collaboration with external partners.