Hyperspectral Core Scanner equiped with sCMOS-CL-50-V10E-SCB camera

Submitted by awroblewska on Tue, 02/08/2022 - 11:05
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Hyperspectral Core Scanner
Attributes
Type of availability
research and commercial
Kind of shared resource
infrastructure
Category of shared resource
large
Shareable
Yes

Location

University
University of Gdańsk
Location

Faculty of Oceanography and Geography, Institute of Geography, room B106

Jana Bażyńskiego 4

80-309 Gdańsk

 

Contact person and e-mail
Contact person
Prof. Wojciech Tylmann
Contact person e-mail
wojciech.tylmann@ug.edu.pl
Short description of shared resource

An automated sediment-core-scanning system equipped with a high-resolution hyperspectral camera working in the visual to near-infrared range (400 to 1000 nm).

Scientific disciplines
Earth and related environmental sciences
Scientific Themes (keywords)
sediment tests
hyperspectral imaging
VNIR
reflectance
sedimentary pigments
nondestructive scanning
Details

Potential application

Potential application

The SCS is a non-destructive hyperspectral scanner designed for studying sediment cores. It is used for detecting organic compounds in lake and marine sediment cores. This method is cost- and time-efficient, and provides insight into the spatiotemporal structures of bio-geochemical species at a very high degree of detail.