Obscape's HQ Time-Lapse Camera is ideally suited for long-term visual monitoring of gradually evolving processes, such as beach and river morphology, littering of surface waters or construction works.
The operational 10 to 60-minute interval of the HQ Time-Lapse Camera allows for monitoring of processes that gradually evolve on timescales of 10 minutes and up. Examples of such processes include sediment dynamics in rivers, on beaches and in dune areas, construction works, traffic intensity, parking lot occupancy or cloud formation. The ability of the device to collect image bursts at a known framerate yields a whole range of additional applications, such as velocity estimation of cars or water surfaces.
The downward-looking version of the HQ Time-Lapse Camera was developed particularly for monitoring debris/litter on water surfaces. Paired with automatic litter detection software, the camera will keep a close watch on pollution rates of the river surface over time.
Product Overview
Compared to our existing Time-Lapse Camera models, the incredible High Quality (HQ) Camera module offers a higher resolution (12 megapixels, compared to 5 megapixels) and the ability to record image bursts of up to 10 images at a user-defined framerate.
Key Features
Up to 12.3MP image quality
Downward & forward-looking options available
Completely wireless
Solar powered
Image bursts at user-defined framerate
4 G GSM telemetry
Multiple mounting options
Versatile data portal included
Covering Time and Space
Time-Lapse cameras are your ideal partner to fill gaps between sporadic measurements and achieve dense coverage of spatial and temporal dynamics