The Point Source Integrating Cavity Absorption Meter is a spectrophotometer dedicated to measure the absorption coefficient. Because of a high sensitivity and its independence of scattering effect, this instrument is particularly well adapted for coastal water.
This new instrument, completely developed by our team, is dedicated to measure the Volume Scattering Function for all polarization states (nine elements of the Mueller matrix) and for a wide angular range.
A new Fast Repetition Rate Fluorometer is developed in our lab. It works with 2 excitations wavelengths (bleu and amber) and allow a time resolution of 0.2 µs
A new multi-spectral radiance camera, which is able to measure simultaneously the radiance in all direction over one hemisphere, has been developed under the supervision of our team.
