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NIR news
Volume 20 Issue 1, Pages 9–12 (2009)
doi: 10.1255/nirn.1110
Bad pixel detection in hyperspectral staring camera systems
James Burger
SIA BurgerMetrics, Jelgava, Latvia. E-mail: james.burger@burgermetrics.com
With the massive quantity of data produced by a hyperspectral imaging system, how can one assure that the quality of the acquired image data is optimum-free of garbage data? This article discusses one of the issues effecting hyperspectral image data quality: the detection of bad pixels in staring focal plane detectors.
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