UAV Sunlight-Induced Chlorophyll Fluorescence Imaging System

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Sunlight-induced chlorophyll fluorescence (SIF) is a spectral signal (650–800 nm) emitted by photosynthetic centers in plants under sunlight. It has two peaks, one in the red light band(690 nm) and the other in the near-infrared band (740 nm), and can directly reflect the dynamic changes of plant photosynthesis. SIF remote sensing is a rapidly developing vegetation remote sensing technology which can compensate for the shortcomings of current vegetation remote sensing techniques and provide new ideas and technologies for terrestrial ecosystem carbon cycling and vegetation monitoring.

Key Feature 

• Excellent optical performance, suitable for detecting the weak fluorescence signal

• Independently developed technology— Built-in push-broom scanning during UAV hover

• No INS (Inertial Navigation System) required to achieve large-area image stitching

• Deep PSDK (Payload SDK) development, with an integrated operating software interface

• Integrated design of UAV, gimbal, and hyperspectral camera