Morven Sinclair - National Physical Laboratory

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Morven is a Research Scientist in the Earth Observation and Climate Group at NPL, with a focus on the characterisation and application of optical field instrumentation for use in satellite validation and vicarious calibration. As well as working on both the RadCalNet and HYPERNETS networks at NPL, she is a qualified UAV pilot and regularly flies NPL’s Headwall imager over various vegetated sites as part of the FRM4VEG Phase 2 validation project.

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Hyperspectral Leaf Area Index and Chlorophyll Retrieval over Forest and Row-Structured Vineyard Canopies

Remote Sensingno. 12 (2024): 2066-2066

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Feasibility of Satellite Vicarious Calibration Using HYPERNETS Surface Reflectances from Gobabeb and Princess Elisabeth Antartica Sites

Pieter De Vis, Adam Howes,Quinten Vanhellemont,Agnieszka Bialek,Harry Morris,Morven Sinclair,Kevin Ruddick

Frontiers in Remote Sensing (2024)

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WATERHYPERNET: a Prototype Network of Automated in Situ Measurements of Hyperspectral Water Reflectance for Satellite Validation and Water Quality Monitoring

Kevin G. Ruddick,Vittorio E. Brando, Alexandre Corizzi,Ana I. Dogliotti, David Doxaran,Clemence Goyens,Joel Kuusk,Quinten Vanhellemont,Dieter Vansteenwegen,Agnieszka Bialek,Pieter De Vis,Heloise Lavigne,Matthew Beck, Kenneth Flight, Anabel Gammaru,Luis Gonzalez Vilas, Kaspars Laizans, Francesca Ortenzio,Pablo Perna,Estefania Piegari, Lucas Rubinstein,Morven Sinclair,Dimitry Van der Zande

Frontiers in Remote Sensing (2024)

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Utilising LANDHYPERNET Data Products over a Deciduous Broadleaf Forest to Validate Sentinel-2 and Landsat Surface Reflectance Products

Harry Morris,Morven Sinclair,Pieter De Vis,Agnieszka Bialek

FRONTIERS IN REMOTE SENSING (2024)

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Validation of Sentinel-2 and Landsat Surface Reflectance Products over Vegetated Land Sites Using the Landhypernet Data

Harry Morris,Morven Sinclair,Pieter De Vis,Agnieszka Bialek, Anabel Gammaru,Kevin Ruddick

IGARSSpp.9264-9267, (2024)

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Initial Sample of HYPERNETS Hyperspectral Surface Reflectance Measurements for Satellite Validation from the Gobabeb Site in Namibia

Pieter De Vis,Agnieszka Białek,Morven Sinclair

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) (2023)

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HYPERNETS Land Network: HYPSTAR®-XR Deployment and Validation in Namibia, Africa

Morven Sinclair,Agnieszka Bialek,Pieter De Vis,Marc Bouvet

IGARSS 2023 - 2023 IEEE INTERNATIONAL GEOSCIENCE AND REMOTE SENSING SYMPOSIUMpp.4625-4627, (2023)

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Near-infrared Digital Hemispherical Photography Enables Correction of Plant Area Index for Woody Material During Leaf-on Conditions

Luke A. Brown,Harry Morris,Rosalinda Morrone,Morven Sinclair, Owen Williams, Merryn Hunt,Subhajit Bandopadhyay, Xuerui Guo,Haydar Akcay,Jadunandan Dash

Ecological Informatics (2023): 102441-102441

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Ancillary Data Uncertainties within the SeaDAS Uncertainty Budget for Ocean Colour Retrievals

Pieter De Vis,Frederic Melin,Samuel E. Hunt,Rosalinda Morrone,Morven Sinclair,Bill Bell

REMOTE SENSING（2022）

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Characterisation Campaign at the Gobabeb RadCalNet Site in Support of Satellite Calibration and Validation Activities

Morven Sinclair, Chris McLellan,Agnieszka Bialek,Emma R Woolliams,Sarah Taylor,Nigel P Fox

semanticscholar（2020）

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