Generation and calibration of HYPSO-1 data products
- Project and Master Subjects 2024-2025
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Past Projects
- Project and Master Subjects 2023-2024
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Project and master assignments 2022
- Ocean Color Data Analysis
- Software Development for Optical CubeSat Payload
- Ensemble Biomass Estimation
- Topics on Hyperspectral Image Encoding
- Atmospheric Correction of HYPSO-1
- Remote sensing data fusion for algae detection
- HYPSO hyperspectral satellite data fusion with in-situ sensors
- HYPSO-1 data georectification using direct and indirect methods
- Generation and calibration of HYPSO-1 data products
- Sentinel satellite multispectral data to aid HYPSO-1 imaging
- Verification and validation of HYPSO-2 optical payload
- HYPSO-2: Designing a Software-defined-radio (SDR) application experiment for communication between on-ground sensor systems
- HYPSO-2: Designing experiment for channel characterization using the Software-defined-radio (SDR) payload in HYPSO-2
- HYPSO - Space environment effects on hyperspectral imager: performing thermal experiments and modelling
- Software Development for Optical CubeSat Payload
- Re-design and re-configuration for hardware-software test-bench for HYPSO-1 and HYPSO-2 (FlatSat)
- Automation of operations for the HYPSO-1 satellite
- HYPSO - Georeferencing, operations - Incorporating ADCS telemetry into the OPU
Generation and calibration of HYPSO-1 data products
The HYPSO-1 mission is collecting hyperspectral data across the world. We want to develop a pipeline to generate common satellite data products from the downlinked HYPSO-1 data, so that the data can be further used to answer scientific questions.
The HYPSO-1 cubesat was launched in January 2022, and is now in-orbit gathering lots of hyperspectral data. Hyperspectral datacubes are downlinked to the ground station, and conversion from raw data to common satellite data products, such as top-of-atmosphere radiance, ocean surface reflectance etc., is an important step as it makes the data available for the scientists to use.
The task for this project is to build a pipeline which automatically generates the desired data product based on the incoming data and satellite metadata. The steps in the pipeline includes radiometric calibration and image correction, geo-referencing, atmospheric correction amongst others. The pipeline will also be tested, and should calculate the uncertainties related the final data products.
For more information or questions, contact Joe Garrett (joseph.garrett@ntnu.no) or Marie Bøe Henriksen (marie.b.henriksen@ntnu.no)