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    Author(s)Rajendran, S. Ed.
    PublisherNew India Publishing Agency
    ISBN9788189422349
    Pages502
    BindingHardcover
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearJanuary 2009

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    New India Publishing Agency Hyperspectral Remote Sensing And Spectral Signature Applications by Rajendran, S. Ed.

    Hyperspectral imaging is an emerging modern technique in modern remote sensing that expands and removes capability of multispectral image analysis. It takes advantage of hundreds of continuous spectral channels to uncover materials that usually cannot be resolved by multispectral sensoThis book is a collection of research papers of Indian scientist working in the field of hyperspectral remote sensing and spectral signature applications. This has been organized in a way that all the s are logically connected and can be referred back and the forth one another for more details. The title of "hyperspectral remote sensing and spectral signature applications" is use to reflect its focus on spectral techniques, i.e. non-literal techniques that are especially designed and developed for hyperspectral imagery rather than multispectral imagery.