The Council for Geoscience seeks a service provider for airborne hyperspectral surveys over the Vioolsdrif and Springbok areas in Northern Cape. The project duration is two months, requiring expertise in hyperspectral data acquisition and processing.
The Council for Geoscience is inviting proposals for the provision of airborne hyperspectral survey services to cover two specific areas in the Northern Cape Province, namely Vioolsdrif and Springbok. The successful bidder will be responsible for acquiring, processing, and delivering cloud-free hyperspectral imagery that spans the spectral range of 400 to 2500 nm. The imagery must meet stringent technical specifications, including a ground sampling distance of 3 meters or better, and must be captured with minimal cloud cover (preferably less than 5%). Field spectra collection for ground truthing is also a requirement to ensure data accuracy.
Bidders must demonstrate their capability to manage and execute airborne hyperspectral contracts, utilizing the latest technology and methodologies. The project emphasizes the importance of high-quality equipment, skilled personnel, and adherence to safety and regulatory requirements. Successful completion of this project will enhance the Council's geoscience knowledge base, contributing valuable data for geological research and resource management in South Africa. This tender is ideal for companies specializing in remote sensing, geospatial data acquisition, and environmental monitoring.
This tender is suitable for businesses that specialize in airborne remote sensing, geospatial data collection, and environmental analysis. Companies with experience in hyperspectral imaging and a proven track record in similar projects are encouraged to apply.
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