Dr. Jin also has long term access to three greenhouse plant phenotyping facilities and one field plant phenotyping system at Purdue, including (1) a self-designed fully automated phenotyping greenhouse with all the plants carried and moved by a conveyer system to eliminate microclimates impacts. The hyperspectral imager in the greenhouse scans each plant for over 10 times per day; (2) another self-designed phenotyping greenhouse with a gantry system carrying cameras as a “mock drone” to simulate field remote sensing inside the greenhouse. The sensors include VNIR and SWIR hyperspectral cameras, a LiDAR, and a thermal camera. It takes only 10 minutes to scan the whole area of the greenhouse for each round; (3) A self-designed field imaging gantry system in Purdue ACRE field carrying a VNIR hyperspectral camera, which covers a 150 feet by 12 feet area of field. The system will take shadow-free images of the whole field within 15 minutes for each round. This system is under construction and to be deployed in summer 2019; (4) Purdue’s new Controlled Environment Phenotyping Facility (CEPF).