Resources: Photo Gallery
NASA Carve mission aircraft in the hangar in Fairbanks. This is so impressive.
Dr. Marcel Buchhorn posing with NASA-CARVE program PI, Chip Miller.
Input-output control box for the FLIR-MIR sensors used by NASA CARVE for high temperature mapping.
Vibration damping mechanism used with the customized instrument mount in the NASA aircraft.
Aircraft used for the 2014 hyperspectral mission for minerals mapping in Alaska by the USGS.
Pilot entering the cockpit through the small front window before the summer 2014 hyperspectral data acquisition by USGS.
HyMap's HyVista system being cooled with liquid nitorgen (see cold fumes) in the aircraft prior to data acquisition.
From left to right: Anupma Prakash, Raymond Kokaly, and Marcel Buchhorn posing at the runway in Fairbanks as they wait for the weather report.
Don Hampton casually inspecting the aircraft used by the NASA GLiHT team.
View of the belly port opening with the GLiHT sensor lenses visible.
Dr. Jordi Cristobal teaching workshop participants how to take and interpret spectral measurements.