We present the results of a project to develop a proof of concept for a novel hyperspectral
imager based on the use of advanced micro-optics technology. The technology gives …

Spectral imagers rely mainly on two techniques for collection of spectral information:
gratings and interferometers. The former type needs cooling of the optics to avoid …

Hyperspectral imaging has important benefits in remote sensing and material identification.
This paper describes a class of hyperspectral imaging systems which utilize a novel optical …

SYSIPHE is an airborne hyperspectral imaging system, result of a cooperation between
France (Onera and DGA) and Norway (NEO and FFI). It is a unique system by its spatial …

Recent research into new technologies for hyperspectral imaging has produced small
imagers capable of very fast capture of spectral and spatial information. A design based on …

A low-cost, portable, video-camera system built by University of Bristol for the UK-DRA,
RARDE Fort Halstead, permits in-field acquisition of terrestrial hyper-spectral image sets …

The throughput or the useable photon flux at the exit of an optical instrument depends first of
all on input flux. Secondly, it depends on the instrument's ability to accept light (geometrical …

The hypersensor camera operates with a unique multispectral imaging modality developed
recently at Surface Optics Corporation. The Hypersensor camera is small, low cost, rugged …

The CHRIS instrument was launched on ESA's PROBA platform in October 2001, and is
providing hyperspectral images of selected ground areas at 17m ground sampling distance …

Hyperspectral space imagery is an emerging technology that supports many scientific, civil,
security and defence operational applications. The main advantage of this remote sensing …