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2016 HyspIRI Science and Applica5ons Workshop Pasadena, CA (18-20 October 2016) The HyspIRI volcano airborne campaign: Development of a new infrared camera for data acquisi>on and valida>on Michael Ramsey & James Thompson University of PiHsburgh, Department of Geology and Planetary Science, PiHsburgh, PA, USA Semeru Volcano Indonesia (3 June 2016)

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2016HyspIRIScienceandApplica5onsWorkshopPasadena,CA(18-20October2016)

TheHyspIRIvolcanoairbornecampaign:Developmentofanewinfraredcamerafordataacquisi>onandvalida>on

MichaelRamsey&JamesThompson

UniversityofPiHsburgh,DepartmentofGeologyandPlanetaryScience,PiHsburgh,PA,USA

Semeru Volcano Indonesia (3 June 2016)

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Quantifying active volcanic processes and mitigating their hazards with HyspIRI data

Michael Ramsey, University of Pittsburgh"

Collaborators: Andy Harris (UBP, France), Matt Watson (UB, England), Matt Patrick (HVO)!

Objectives: •  Task 1:Quantify the magnitude of temperature-

dependent emissivity change for active basaltic surfaces using in situ field and laboratory IR data (fundamental science)

•  Task 2: Determine the accuracy of high-temperature emissivity extraction at potential HyspIRI spatial resolutions and its impact on modeling of flow advance (applied science)

10/2015"

Requirements and Constraints •  Start Date Preference: Fall 2016 or Spring 2017 •  Surface Elevation: 0 to ~ 4000 feet •  Weather Conditions: clear, no/low clouds •  Cloud Cover (Max): 10% •  Sun Angle Limits: not important •  Ground Condition: dry •  Satellite Overpass?: yes, Terra at ~ 11am/11pm LT •  Sea State/Tidal Cycle: n/a •  Additional requirements: coordination with field

team and HVO staff

Investigation Sites •  Locations: Big Island

of Hawaii with specific targets centered on the active lava locations 1.  lava lake at

Kilauea crater 2.  active flows in the

East Rift Zone

Approach •  The airborne data will be forward-modeled

using a quantitative resampling methodology. •  During the overflights, ground-based

multispectral TIR data will be acquired from a newly-developed instrument.

•  The combined data will be used to validate a correction approach for thermally-mixed HyspIRI data using VSWIR & TIR data.

•  Results will be input into flow modeling to better monitor and predict future volcanic hazardous phenomena.

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ProposedWork

! Quan>fyingac>vevolcanicprocessesandmi>ga>ngtheirhazardswithHyspIRIdata•  proposedscienceques-ons:

"  howdoesthecoolingandforma-onofaviscoelas-chotglassysurfaceaffecttheaverageemissivityofbasal-clavaover-me?

#  canthesecons-tuentsbequan-ta-velyextractedfromfutureHyspIRIdataofac-veflowstoproduceimprovedtemperatureandcomposi-onales-mates?

"  whataretheidealspa-alresolu-onandbandposi-onsfortheHyspIRIIRinstrumenttoextractquan-ta-vevolcanologicaldata?

"  canthisapproachintotalbehelpfulforthepredic-onoflavaflowadvanceover-methroughquan-ta-vemodelingofHyspIRIdata?

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HyspIRI:ProposedWork

! ProposedTasks•  Task1a:Developmentofanewminiaturemul-spectralIRcamera(v.3.0)"  conceptbasedonanautomatedFLIRwebcamdeployedinGuatemala

"  v.3.0:fullyautomated,easilyfield-deployablewithlongopera-onal-me

"  progress:#  newgraduatestudentonboard

#  allcomponentspurchased#  assemblynearlycomplete

componentsofproposedv3.0mul-spectralFLIR.(A)electronics/computercase;(B)FLIR

A65camera;(C)weatherproofhousing

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PreviousPrototypeDevelopments

"  collec-onandpost-processingnowautomated(v.2.5)#  allowsforremote,autonomous

deploymentinavarietyofcondi-ons

! FieldMul>spectralFLIR•  originallyadaptedaFLIRcameratomeasureinsituemissivity"  sixwavelengthfiltersfabricatedtoreplicateASTER,MODIS,MASTERandHyspIRIchannels

deploymentofv.2.0mul-spectralFLIRinHawaii(2014)

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#  acquired≈3frames/filterpass#  slowprocessofpost-processing

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11.3μm8.3μmSO2

! FieldMul>spectralFLIR•  v.2.0testedatHalemaumaulavalake,Kilauea(August,2014)

•  conceptappearedtowork--furthercalibra-onneeded"  detectedSO2,glassysurfacesandbasal-cmineralogy

"  confirmedavg.7%emissivitydropinmoltenbasalt(max=12%)

PreviousPrototypeDevelopmentsbackground

FLIRfiltersequenceofHalemaumaucraterlavalakespanning≈ 20seconds(Aug2014)

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PreviousPrototypeDevelopments

! FieldMul>spectralFLIR•  v.2.5testedinGuatemala(March,2016)"  fordetec-onofash-plumecomposi-onandpar-clesize

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PreviousPrototypeDevelopmentsexamples

Em

issi

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2016 ! PlumeComposi>on

•  San-aguitovolcano(Mar.2016)"  ini-altestoftheautomatedcamerasystem

"  spectraldataderivedfortheplumeupto8kmaway

"  comparedtoASTER-derivedresultsusingnewly-developedspectrallibraryofash

•  SakuraJimavolcano(Nov.2016)"  finaltestofmodifiedcamerawheeldesignandnewfilterset(v.2.6)

"  collec-ngashsamples

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ASTERTIRAshRetrievalexamples

! PlumeComposi>on/SizeFrac>ons

ASTER band 14 radiance image of Puyehue

Volcano

deconvolution result of AST_05 data using the

45 – 75 µm end-member

deconvolution result of AST_05 data using the 5 – 15 µm end-member

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HyspIRI:ProposedWork

! Developmentresults

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! Developmentresults

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! Developmentresults

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! Developmentresults

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! Overflight/CampaignTiming•  duringtheoverflights,insitumul-spectralTIRdatawillbeacquiredfromthenewfieldinstrument"  atboththeac-velavalakeandtheflowfield"  datawillbecompared/combinedwithorbital(ASTER)andtheairborne(MASTER)andorbital(ASTER)TIRdata

#  tounderstandthetextural,temporal,andthermaltrends#  quan-fytheresultsastheyarepropagatedupthroughlargerpixels

"  thenusedasinputintothelavaflowpropaga-onmodelwithagoalofdevelopingacorrec-onapproachforthermally-mixedHyspIRIpixels

background summary

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areas of interest for airborne data coverage

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proposedloca-onofnewFLIRsystemduringoverflights

Halemaumaucrater,Kilauea(loca>onofac>velavalakewithinnestedcrater)

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HyspIRI:ProposedWork

! ProposedTasks•  Task2(appliedscience):Determinetheaccuracyofhigh-temperatureemissivityextrac-onatpoten-alHyspIRIspa-alresolu-onsanditsimpactonmodelingofflowadvance"  Task2a–Spa-alanalysisoftheHyspIRIanalogdata

"  Task2b–IntegratedIRmeasurementsandFLOWGOmodeling

#  howwillthemodelresultsbeaffected?

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