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NASA NTRS ยท 19920000582

Programmable Hyperspectral Imaging Mapper

Abstract

Programmable hyperspectral imaging mapper (PHIMAP) is conceptual generic advanced spectral imaging system that scans swath along ground track from airplane or spacecraft in orbit. Features include spectrally agile filters and processing on focal-plane array. Provides both high spatial resolution and large number of spectral channels. Can be programmed to trade spectral resolution andspectral coverage flexibly against signal-to-noise ratio to optimize utility of image data from scenes of spectrally and spatially varying brightness.

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Cutts, James A.. 1992-10-01. Programmable Hyperspectral Imaging Mapper. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920000582

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