Hawaii-Hyperspectral Airborne Remote Environmental Sensing (HIHARES'09) Experiment
Abstract
This report describes data collected during one of a series of NRL remote sensing and calibration and validation (Cal/Val) campaigns, undertaken to develop models of coastal environments for use in rapidly processing hyperspectral imagery (HSI) and generating shallow water bathymetric charts and trafficability maps. This report describes data collected during the Hawaii-Hyperspectral Airborne Remote Environmental Sensing (HIHARES'09) experiment conducted at Marine Corps Base Hawaii and Marine Corps Training Area-Bellows from January 21 to February 6, 2009. Airborne HSI from the HyMap(TM) sensor was collected over these sites and adjacent areas in conjunction with NRL Cal/Val activities that sampled spectral and geotechnical data for the development and validation of trafficability, shallow water bathymetry, and vegetation maps appropriate to this coralline coast type. Trafficability maps and shallow water bathymetry maps were derived for HIHARES'09 study sites preparatory to an experiment at Shoalwater Bay, Australia, to support the development of imagery-derived trafficability maps for exercise TALISMAN SABER '09.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Mar 15, 2012
- Accession Number
- ADA559833
Entities
People
- C. R. Nichols
- Charles M. Bachmann
- Chris Parrish
- Eric Hallenborg
- John C. Fry
- Jon Sellars
- Marcos J. Montes
- Patrick M Woodward
- Robert A. Fusina
- Rong-rong Li
Organizations
- United States Naval Research Laboratory