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The development of Chinese hyperspectral remote sensing technology

Jianyu Wang, Rong Shu, Yongqi Xue

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Imaging spectrometer is characteristic of high spectral resolution, high spatial resolution, multitudinous bands and mass data. The ground object information of hyperspectral image can be used on target identification. On the base of theory on hyperspectral remote sensing imaging technology, the paper mainly introduces three spectrometers designed by Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics, CAS. There are CMODIS, which is the main payload of SZ-3 spaceship, OMIS and PHI, which are airborne sensors. Some applications about those sensors are discussed in the end.

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Imaging spectrometer is characteristic of high spectral resolution, high spatial resolution, multitudinous bands and mass data. The ground object information of hyperspectral image can be used on target identification. On the base of theory on hyperspectral remote sensing imaging technology, the paper mainly introduces three spectrometers designed by Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics, CAS. There are CMODIS, which is the main payload of SZ-3 spaceship, OMIS and PHI, which are airborne sensors. Some applications about those sensors are discussed in the end.

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Imaging spectrometer is characteristic of high spectral resolution, high spatial resolution, multitudinous bands and mass data. The ground object information of hyperspectral image can be used on target identification. On the base of theory on hyperspectral remote sensing imaging technology, the paper mainly introduces three spectrometers designed by Shanghai Institute of Technical Physics, CAS. There are CMODIS, which is the main payload of SZ-3 spaceship, OMIS and PHI, which are airborne sensors. Some applications about those sensors are discussed in the end.

Key concepts: Hyperspectral imaging, Payload (computing), Imaging spectrometer, Remote sensing, Full spectral imaging, Image resolution, Spectrometer, Spectral resolution

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