This multispectral camera can simultaneously acquire spectral imaging data from up to 6 channels, offering a selection of 17 wavelengths to meet the diverse application needs of various industries such as agricultural monitoring, water-saving irrigation, resource survey, water quality monitoring, river ecology, disaster assessment, and target identification.
The general-type multispectral camera mainly includes two parts: the camera main body and the Down-welling Light Sensor (DLS). The main body is responsible for configuring the camera’s working mode and parameters, as well as acquiring and storing spectral image data. The DLS, on the other hand, synchronously measures the ambient light corresponding to the 6 channels of the camera during flight, as well as the entire system’s position and posture information, which are then recorded in the metadata of the acquired images.
Vigor Assessment Application Scenarios: Classification and vigor assessment of vegetation in agriculture, forestry, grasslands, orchards, and greenery. Results Format: Vector (SHP/KML), thematic maps, raster (GeoTIFF), thematic reports. Applications: Quantitative assessment of vegetation vigor and spatial distribution, providing data support for greening, irrigation reduction, fertilization, plant protection, and yield assessment.
Pest and Disease Assessment Application Scenarios: Assessment of the health status of vegetation in agriculture, forestry, and grasslands affected by pests and diseases. Results Format: Vector (SHP/KML), thematic maps, coordinates of abnormal plants, thematic reports. Applications: Information on the vigor, canopy area, and spatial distribution of abnormal plants, providing data support for irrigation, fertilization, plant protection, yield estimation, and disaster assessment.
Germination Rate Assessment Application Scenarios: Assessment of the germination rate of field crops such as cotton, wheat, and corn, and transplanted crops. Results Format: Vector (SHP/KML), thematic maps, coordinates, thematic reports. Applications: Information on the number of plants, plant/row spacing, vigor, canopy area, and spatial distribution, providing data support for scientific research breeding and supplementary planting in agriculture.
Lodging Assessment Application Scenarios: Assessment of the degree of lodging in crops and trees caused by extreme weather conditions such as typhoons and floods. Results Format: Vector (SHP/KML), thematic maps, coordinates of abnormal plants, thematic reports. Applications: Information on the area, degree of lodging, and spatial distribution of lodged plants and trees, providing data support for disaster assessment and crop yield estimation.
