Spectral Data

We measure spectral in-situ data continuously at various sites with a diverse vegetation setup. The Fluorescence Box (FloX) is a unique, weatherproof instrument designed for the passive and continuous observation of vegetation. It contains two sensors FULL (400nm-1000 nm) and FLUO (650–800 nm) to measure upwelling radiance and downwelling irradiance. The radiances and reflectance are used to derive indices, and by using the atmospheric oxygen absorption bands (O2A and O2B), the fluorescence signal is derived.

Time Series

Plotting time series of our FloX data enables a fast overview of a wide range of prepared variables such as NDVI, SIF and many mores. They can be plotted over time or with a diurnal cycle.

Time series

Wavelength Graph

The wavelength graph plots the processed wavelength-dependent data which contains downwelling and upwelling radiation and reflectance.

Spectral data

Available Sites

Lägeren

Lägeren spectral data is measured on top of a 45 m high tower capturing beech tree reflection.

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Lägeren

Davos

Davos spectral data is measured on top of a 35 m high tower capturing norway spruce reflection.

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Davos

Oensingen

Oensingen data is measured from a 3-meter-high tower above a crop field.

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Oensingen

Zurich

Zurich data is measured on from top of a building looking at a tree in an urban environment.

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Zurich

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