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CAMPAIGN SUMMARY INFORMATION

HyspIRI Late Spring 2014
Dates: 28 May - 13 June, 2014
Location: California
Principal Investigators: Hook / Green (JPL)
Aircraft: NASA 806 ER-2 (Armstrong Flight Research Center)
Additional Sensors: AVIRIS
Objective: NASA’s Hyperspectral Infrared Imager (HyspIRI) orbital mission will observe the world’s ecosystems and provide critical information on natural disasters such as volcanoes, wildfires, and drought. It will provide a benchmark on the state of the world’s ecosystems against which future changes can be assessed, as the instruments will be capable of identifying vegetation type and health. The HyspIRI Airborne Campaign is a multi-year effort to collect seasonal VIS-SWIR and TIR airborne scanner data using both AVIRIS and MASTER remote sensing instruments aboard the ER-2 high-altitude platform.

 
Processing Information
Flights Processed: 7
Total Flight Tracks: 77
Total Scanlines: 484,555
Level-1B Version: 1
Calibration Version: 1
Status: Level-1B Data available

MASTER Spectral Information
Spectral Band Configuration
Spectral Response Function Table

Related Web Sites
HyspIRI Airborne Mission List
HyspIRI Workshop Portal
EOS Project Science Office
NASA Airborne Science Program
Airborne Visible-Infrared Imaging Spectrometer (AVIRIS)

HyspIRI Late Spring 2014 Missions
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May 2014
28 May 2014
Flight: 14-641-00
30 May 2014
Flight: 14-642-00
June 2014
2 June 2014
Flight: 14-643-00
3 June 2014
Flight: 14-644-00
4 June 2014
Flight: 14-645-00
6 June 2014
Flight: 14-646-00
13 June 2014
Flight: 14-649-00
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HyspIRI
Late Spring 2014

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