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remote sensing survey > satellite imaging > spaceborne imaging spectroscopy

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spaceborne imaging spectroscopy  

Definition

  • Imaging reflected (or sometimes emitted) optical electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths that usually fall between 315 nm and 3000 nm from a space-borne platform. In contrast to multi-spectral imaging, imaging spectroscopy or hyper-spectral imaging captures the incoming radiation in more than ten up to hundreds of small, contiguous spectral bands that often have a bandwidth of about 10 nm.

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  • Interreg Iron-Age-Danube

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  • 419

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