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NIR news
Volume 20 Issue 2, Pages 10–14 (2009)
doi: 10.1255/nirn.1117
Bad pixel detection in hyperspectral pushbroom camera systems
James Burger
SIA BurgerMetrics, Jelgava, Latvia. E-mail: james.burger@burgermetrics.com
This article discusses problems that can occur in hyperspectral imaging if there are faulty focal plane sensor elements which can result in data values which can either be abnormally high, low or excessively noisy and how the bad pixels can systematically be identified.
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