
Resonon's Imaging Spectrometer mounted under a Cessna airplaine

Resonon's Imaging Spectrometer mounted in Helicopter

Resonon's Imaging Spectrometer in a Manta Unmaned Aerial Vehicle

Resonon's Imaging Spectrometer in a Manta Unmaned Aerial Vehicle

Georectified Rain Forest True Color (Costa Rica)

Georectified Rain Forest Classified (Costa Rica)
Field of view diagram for Resonon’s hyperspectral imaging system in a UAV.
Schematic of Resonon’s imaging spectrometer (field of view indicated in red), data acquisition computer (red).
Airborne Imaging Spectrometers
Resonon’s compact and cost-effective airborne hyperspectral imaging system is suitable for a wide range of airborne platforms. The system includes an imaging spectrometer, a data acquisition computer, an interface for collecting GPS/IMU data, and system control software. Training and integration assistance are provided.
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Airborne imaging systems can be quite complex. Answers to the following commonly asked questions may provide basic understanding of Airborne Hyperspectral imaging:
1 How much does an Airborne Hyperspectral Imager system cost?
Our most simple UAV airborne system scanning spectral ranges of 400-900nm costs approximately $30,000-$40,000; complex systems may cost much more. *
* These are estimates for systems. Individual imagers for other applications are typically much less expensive. See specific product information for applications other than Airborne.
2 How much will your Imager / Flight Computer package weigh?
An Imager and Flight Computer, without power supply, typically weigh less than 6 lbs (2.72 kgs).
3 Is Resonon’s Airborne System small enough to fit in an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)?
Resonon builds one of the market’s smallest, lightest (less than 6 lbs; 2 kg) Airborne Hyperspectral imaging packages for use on both UAV and Manned platforms.
For additional information on Resonon Airborne Hyperspectral Solutions please read our
Resonon Airborne Systems Applications datasheet.
So we can better help you with your specific needs please fill out and email the Airborne Technical Information Form
to inquiry@resonon.com
Resonon Airborne Hyperspectral imaging system options include:
• Airborne Integration and Training Services
• A Pika II or Pika NIR Spatial/Spectral Imager
• A PCAQ Flight Computer for on-board data collection and storage
• Georectification Software
• SpectrononPro Data Analysis Software
• Turning Mirrors for flexible configurations
• Calibration Tarp as a known-reflectance source
• A GPS/IMU for accurate position and orientation data
• A wireless modem for on-board and ground communication
• A down-welling spectrometer for monitoring illumination
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Contact us for more information or a quote.




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