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8 June 1994 Upgraded airborne scanner for commercial remote sensing
Sheng-Huei Chang, Tod D. Rubin
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Abstract
Traditional commercial remote sensing has focused on the geologic market, with primary focus on mineral identification and mapping in the visible through short-wave infrared spectral regions (0.4 to 2.4 microns). Commercial remote sensing users now demand airborne scanning capabilities spanning the entire wavelength range from ultraviolet through thermal infrared (0.3 to 12 microns). This spectral range enables detection, identification, and mapping of objects and liquids on the earth's surface and gases in the air. Applications requiring this range of wavelengths include detection and mapping of oil spills, soil and water contamination, stressed vegetation, and renewable and non-renewable natural resources, and also change detection, natural hazard mitigation, emergency response, agricultural management, and urban planning. GER has designed and built a configurable scanner that acquires high resolution images in 63 selected wave bands in this broad wavelength range.
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Sheng-Huei Chang and Tod D. Rubin "Upgraded airborne scanner for commercial remote sensing", Proc. SPIE 2214, Space Instrumentation and Dual-Use Technologies, (8 June 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.177678
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KEYWORDS
Scanners

Remote sensing

Sensors

Lead

Mirrors

Spatial resolution

Computer programming

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