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remote sensing survey > airborne sensing > airborne imaging spectroscopy

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airborne imaging spectroscopy  

Definition

  • Imaging reflected (or sometimes emitted) optical electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths that usually fall between 315 nm and 3000 nm from an airborne platform. In contrast to multispectral imaging, imaging spectroscopy or hyperspectral 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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  • 430

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