B09_Amendment_0001_Revised_Specifications1.pdf

Salient Characteristics S19148

The USGS Water Science Center in Central Point, OR needs to purchase a hyperspectral imaging camera to measure radiance, irradiance, or scalar irradiance in VIS ranges.

HYPERSPECTRAL IMAGING CAMERA - Brand Name or Equal

Hyperspectral Imaging Camera:

1. Shall have Spectral Range (nm) from 400 – 1000.

2. Shall have spectral resolution (nm) at 2.1.

3. Shall have 281 spectral channels.

4. Shall have 900 spatial channels.

5. Shall have max frame rate (fps) at 249.

6. Shall have bit depth of 12.

7. Shall have USB 3.0 connection option.

8. Shall be no larger than 10.0 x 12.5 x 5.3 cm (3.9 x 4.9 x 2.2 in).

9. Shall weigh no more than 0.6 kg (1.3 lb).

10. Shall have power requirements at 3.4 W.

11. Shall have operating temperature range from 5 – 40 C (41 – 104 F).

12. Shall have signal-to-noise ratio (peak) at 368 (2x bin) to 520 (4x bin).

13. Shall have average rms spot radius (µm) at 6

14. Shall have smile, peak-to-peak (µm) at 4

15. Shall have keystone, peak-to-peak (µm) at 5

16. Shall have spectral pixels at 561

17. Shall have dispersion per pixel = spectral sampling (nm)1.07.

18. Shall have pixel size 5.86 µm.

19. Shall have objective lens with focal length of 17mm, FOV at 17.6 deg, and IFOV 0.71 mrad.

20. Shall allow for use with drone for remote sensing applications.

21. Shall include data acquisition computer and software, High-Precision GPS/IMU or equivalent, georectification software, system mount for UAV’s or manned aircraft, radiometric calibration, calibration tarp and travel case.