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Hyperspectral Imaging UAV
The purpose of this project is to develop a low-cost, lightweight, low-power spectral imaging system for Unmanned Autonomous Vehicles (UAV) that will be used for crop inspection. Using a low-cost MEMS Fabry Perot interferometer (FPI) detector to substitute high-cost spectral imaging cameras, “precision agriculture” will become more affordable for farmers. Below is the team's proposal, which contains the project's objective and how we plan to accomplish the objective.
The project we divided up into three parts with each member in being a lead in their respective part. While one member leads their part, the other two members help for the lead. There is also a code of conduct that the team agreed to follow. Click on the link below that leads to the team charter.
Team Proposal
Team Charter
Team Gantt Chart
The team created a timeline for the project. On this timeline we assigned deadlines for the tasks of the project. Click below to view the project Gantt Chart.
Winter Quarter Interim Report
As with any other project, engineers need to develop a technical report. Below is a technical report we developed of our project. Click below to view the project interim report.
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