The console for everything in the water
Each instrument reports a daily record, which the Viewer organizes by site, deployment, and experiment, so a season of measurements reads as one continuous series
What the Viewer surfaces
The raw return is a fluorescence spectrum. The Viewer turns each one into the quantities a survey actually reports, keeps the quality-control trail beside them, and lets any slice leave as a file.
Water-quality metrics
CDOM, chlorophyll-a, and suspended matter, computed per experiment from the full fluorescence spectrum
Optical water types
mHR-2 radiometry classified into water-type series, dark-subtracted and angle-resolved
Quality control
Every experiment validated, with manual overrides and rechecks tracked record by record
Solar context
Refraction-corrected sun position attached to each measurement, for repeatable conditions
Analytics
A rolling daily summary per device, so trends read without scanning the raw files
Export
Any experiment or date range out as NetCDF, with the quality-control state preserved
A look inside
Access is by account, and behind it every deployment reads as a running record. Both crops come straight from the live console, the mFL-12 fluorescence lidar on Parentis Lake and the mHR-2 radiometer at Ambès.
How to get in
Access comes with a customer account, created when an instrument ships, or issued on request. It opens the account's sites, live measurements, quality control, and NetCDF export.
- RequestAn account is issued with a shipped instrument, or on request from the team
- Sign inThe console opens at viewer.lifelidar.com to the account's sites and live measurements
- ExportAny experiment or date range out as NetCDF, with the quality-control state preserved