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Processing of hyperspectral remote sensing data

Sahoo et al., 2013

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12725569360256007899
Author
Sahoo R
Pargal S
Pradhan S
Krishna G
Gupta V
Publication year
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Division of Agriculture Physics, Indian Agriculture Research Institute: New Delhi, India

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Multispectral remote sensing data have been potentially explored in India for various applications. A major limitation of multispectral broadband remote sensing products is that they use average spectral information over broadband widths resulting in loss of critical …
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