# GRYFN Processing Tool

GRYFN processing software is the latest software from GRYFN for processing UAV-Based multi-modal remote sensing data. This software is designed as a simple to use integrated solution for simultaneous processing of Hyperspectral, LiDAR, and RGB data with a streamlined user experience. 

Featuring a straightforward pipeline scheme, users can easily process multi-temporal datasets following a consistent format, while allowing for customization when needed. GRYFN software will produce high-quality raster and point cloud data products for further analysis in user infrastructure or in GRYFN’s custom tools.

GRYFN Processing Tool streamlines user interaction and limits downtime, allowing users to get back to what they do best. Streamlining does not limit functionality. For users that like to tinker, complex processing parameter configurations are available and transparent, reducing the "black box" effect many other industry software packages accustom users to. This includes running home-brewed [python scripts](https://github.com/gryfn-io/gryfn-python) as part of a job submission in GRYFN Processing Tool, to achieve your highly specific data goals.

All processing outputs utilize non-proprietary, industry standard formats allowing flexibility in visualization and analysis software choices.

This software was created with technology developed within the Transportation Energy Resources from Renewable Agriculture (TERRA) field phenomics for biofuel trait discovery project at Purdue University and funded by Advanced Research Projects Agency–Energy (ARPA-E).

For general information or access to sample data, please contact GRYFN by email at <info@gryfn.io>.

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## Benefits

The GRYFN Processing Tool is designed for real-world commercial operations and research demands—fast-paced field operations, multi-sensor payloads, and repeatable results at scale. Integrated software for airborne data workflows – Hyperspectral, LiDAR, GNSS, and RGB.

**Your Workflows. Your Data. Your Way.**\
Establish repeatable, shareable, and editable workflows and build authoritative data repositories.

* *Configure and save custom workflows for consistent, quality results*
* *Automatically organize raw data into structured bundles*
* *Use standard, non-proprietary formats—no vendor lock-in*

**High-Quality Data. All Aligned. Always.**\
Acquire synchronized multi-modal datasets using Headwall sensors.

* *Calibrated to deliver accurate spectral, spatial, and geolocation performance*
* *Compatible with radiometric tools like Headwall SpectralView for full reflectance workflows with legacy hardware*

**Push Go. Get Results.**\
Select a defined workflow and let the software handle the heavy lifting.

* *Simple user interface with processing queue and job control*
* *Automatic error handling and smart job progression*
* *Interactive reflectance calibration via empirical line method (ELM)*
* *Extend functionality with user Python scripts*

**Save time:** Fast, efficient processing and queue jobs to let the tool run unattended

**Free up your team:** No need to micromanage batch processing

**Predictable outcomes:** Define once, repeat anywhere

**Transparent pipelines:** Open data formats and clear metadata structuring

**Robust calibration:** GRYFN's geometric and spectral alignment eliminates the need for ground control points

**Multitemporal readiness:** Align and compare across time using repeatable boresighting accuracy

**Flexible for advanced users:** Add custom processing to products with Python scripting


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