Hyperspectral remote sensing presents the opportunity to collect narrow contiguous wavebands numbering over hundreds across the electromagnetic spectrum. These valuable information can be related to physical and chemical composition of the material in the image scene. Compared to multispectral imagery, hyperspectral remote sensing is rapidly emerging ...

In hyperspectral remote sensing, rich spectral information is acquired for each pixel of an image collected over a region of interest. This spectral information is extremely valuable as it can be used to identify and characterize the materials from each collected pixel. Before analyzing hyperspectral imaging data, it is important to geometrically ...