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The POLLUPROOF project aims to set up a procedure for collecting evidence of illegal maritime pollution from noxious liquid substances using airborne sensors. To achieve this goal, an experimental approach was divided into two parts. First, optical sensors were calibrated in a mesoscale spill experiment. Then, optical and radar sensors were implemented in a realistic experiment at sea to image the slicks from noxious substances.

The optical and radar results obtained during these experiments are beyond the scope of this presentation and will be presented elsewhere. However, they are clearly promising and demonstrate how hyperspectral sensors are complementary to classic optical and radar sensors for the detection of chemicals at the sea surface.

The research presented in this chapter is part of the POLLUPROOF research program (ANR-13-ECOT-007) funded by the French National Research Agency (ANR). The authors are very grateful to everyone involved in the experiment at sea (ONERA, CEDRE, AVDEF, DGDDI and the French Navy).