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Please note that operation of the AISA Eagle hyperspectral camera requires experienced scientific staff on board the aircraft.

Summary

AISA Eagle is a system for VNIR hyperspectral imaging. It acquires full, high quality hyperspectral data with 1000 swath pixels and high image rates. AISA Eagle is a complete, pushbroom system that consists of a compact hyperspectral sensor head, GPS/INS sensor, and data acquisition unit in a rugged PC. An additional Fiber-Optic Downwelling Irradiance Sensor (FODIS) simultaneously aquires data of incoming radiation.

Sensor-Info: aircraft:bt-67:aisa_100028, 6992

Manufacturer Spectral Imaging Ltd. (Specim Ltd.)
Model AISA Eagle
Serial No. 100028
Type Spectrometer

Contacts

Name Institution Role
Gerit Birnbaum Alfred-Wegener-Institut Device Contact

Components and Specifications

The AISA Eagle system consists of the hyperspectral camera itself, a GPS / INS unit , an irradiance sensor, an operator PC and a power distribution box.

Name Model Serial Number
Fibre-optics downwelling irradiance sensor FODIS
Inertial and GPS Navigation System RT3000 230

Specifications of AISA Eagle (without mounting)

Dimension (W x D x H)

146 x 146 x 350 mm

Weight

7 kg

Power Supply

28 VDC

Data interface

Ethernet

Specifications of GPS/INS RT3100 (without mounting)

Dimension (W x D x H)

120 x 71 x 184 mm

Weight

1.4 kg

Power Supply

10-50 VDC

Position

Origin Description:The specral sensor and the attached GPS INS unit are installed on an opening in the underfloor compartment. Power box and operator PC are mounted on the cabin floor. The FODIS sensor is attached to the cabin roof.

Data logging, storage and archiving

Logged parameter

Parameter Sensor Output Type Unit
Spectral radiance spectral radiance Wm-2 sr-1 um-1
irradiance irradiance W/m^2
roll attitude degree
pitch attitude degree
yaw attitude degree
latitude latitude decimal degrees
longitude longitude decimal degrees

Rawdata storage on board

During flight AISA Eagle data are stored on the operator PC.

Data archiving on land

After the flight AISA Eagle data have to be downloaded and are stored within the external devices file system of the aircraft data managment system (DMS). Additionally, raw data of the GPS/INS unit can be downloaded.

Documentation

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