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A Review of the New AVIRIS Data Processing System

Aronsson, M.
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Abstract

The processing of AVIRIS data - from VLDS flight tape to delivered data products - has traditionally been performed in essentially the same way, from the beginning of the AVIRIS project up to and including the 1996 flight season.

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Aronsson, M.. 1998-01-12. A Review of the New AVIRIS Data Processing System. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210003094

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