In my research I use a variety of remote sensing tools (imagers and spectrometers). Developing better instruments has become an integral part of my research, as I strive to find cheaper and more field-friendly solutions. Using rapidly improving sensors, I design special cameras and spectrometers to use in my research. I have designed a series of instruments, and continue to work on the following concepts:
- The SO2 camera, a synchonized UV imager with an associated spectrometer for calibration
- Hyper-spectral imagery in the LWIR, combining microbolometer sensors and holographic gratings
- Environmental chambers to simulate natural conditions in laboratory settings
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