
USGS Spectroscopy Lab
Rocky Mountain National Park
http://speclab.cr.usgs.gov/national.parks/national.parks.html
Imaging Spectroscopy
studies of Rocky Mountain National Park include mapping of:
- Surficial mineralogy,
- Vegetation.
The current study and status:
- AVIRIS data acquired spring 1994
- Coverage:
- One line down continental divide (10 km wide), including
bear and sand lake, up to north of trail ridge road.
- AVIRIS data acquired October 21, 1998
- North of Trail Ridge Road to southern edge of park (and further
south to Fairplay!).
- AVIRIS data currently being calibrated to surface reflectance.
- Mapping TBD.
- ER-2 high altitude IR photography acquired, and digital scanning (3.7-meter/pixel spatial
resolution) for all AVIRIS flight lines still to be done. Full
resolution images will be ~45 MBytes each. (See examples under our Arches N.P. page.)
Project team:
- Roger N. Clark (Initial surficial mineralogy lead)
- Raymond F. Kokaly (Vegetation studies lead)
- Gregg A. Swayze
- Eric Livo
Links to the National Park Service:
National Park Service: Visit the Parks Home Page
Rocky Mountain NP Home Page
Phone, email and regular mail addresses of
spectroscopy lab personnel for further information.
U.S. Geological Survey,
a bureau of the U.S. Department of the Interior
This page URL= http://speclab.cr.usgs.gov/national.parks/Rocky.Mtn/rocky.mtn.html
This page is maintained by: Dr. Roger N. Clark rclark@speclab.cr.usgs.gov
Last modified January 8, 2000.