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High Spatial Resolution LWIR Hyperspectral Sensor

Carson Roberts, James T. Daly, W. Andrew Bodkin

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A multiplexed, slit-scanning hyperspectral imager with spatial resolution of 320×240 pixels and spectral resolution of 20 nm over 8 to 12.5 microns has been developed. The system can acquire hyperspectral images at 3 Hz.

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A multiplexed, slit-scanning hyperspectral imager with spatial resolution of 320×240 pixels and spectral resolution of 20 nm over 8 to 12.5 microns has been developed. The system can acquire hyperspectral images at 3 Hz.

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A multiplexed, slit-scanning hyperspectral imager with spatial resolution of 320×240 pixels and spectral resolution of 20 nm over 8 to 12.5 microns has been developed. The system can acquire hyperspectral images at 3 Hz.

Key concepts: Hyperspectral imaging, Image resolution, Full spectral imaging, Pixel, Remote sensing, Resolution (logic), Chemical imaging, Spectral resolution

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