EARTH OBSERVATION
CENTRE 
Lake
Argyle
Current Weather
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(Time = UTM)
State:
Western
Australia
Latitude and Longitude:
Lat: 16° 14.5' S Long: 128° 48' E
Principal Investigators:
Dean
Graetz
Ross
Mitchell
Denis
O'Brien
Target:
Lake Argyle is a very large man-made lake in the Kimberley region of Australia.
For Hyperspectral Task purposes, it is serves as a dark target in contrast to
Tinga Tingana (bright target) and has a continuously reading CIMEL aerosol and
atmosphere monitoring station in place as well as a Nephelometer. At both
Lake Argyle and Tinga Tingana it is proposed to use Hyperion and LEISA to
investigate aerosols and atmospheric correction. This site will be characterized
optically and is planned to be flown by a Hyperspectral instrument (casi or
HyMap). Lake Argyle is well served with an airstrip and research facilities.
Papers/Publications:
[to
be posted]
Graphics:
Meteorological Synopsis:
Comments:
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