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Recent activities in the Hyperspectral Imaging Network (Hyper-I-Net: a European consortium rostering imaging spectroscopy research


Plaza, A; Gamba, P; Kneubühler, M; Müller, A; Schaepman, Michael E (2009). Recent activities in the Hyperspectral Imaging Network (Hyper-I-Net: a European consortium rostering imaging spectroscopy research. In: IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, Cape Town, ZA, 12 July 2009 - 17 July 2009.

Abstract

The Hyperspectral Imaging Network (HYPER-I-NET) is a
four-yearMarie Curie Research Training Network project designed to build an interdisciplinary European research community focusing on hyperspectral imaging activities. The network is currently formed by a multidisciplinary team composed of fifteen highly experienced European partner organizations.
In this paper, we outline the activities that have been
carried out in the four main areas covered by HYPER-I-NET:
1) hyperspectral sensor specification, 2) processing chain definition and implementation, 3) calibration, validation and definition of standardization mechanisms, and 4) science applications.
Along with the description of the progress made in the four main areas listed above, this paper also describes some of the training and transfer of knowledge activities carried
out during the first two years of the project.

Abstract

The Hyperspectral Imaging Network (HYPER-I-NET) is a
four-yearMarie Curie Research Training Network project designed to build an interdisciplinary European research community focusing on hyperspectral imaging activities. The network is currently formed by a multidisciplinary team composed of fifteen highly experienced European partner organizations.
In this paper, we outline the activities that have been
carried out in the four main areas covered by HYPER-I-NET:
1) hyperspectral sensor specification, 2) processing chain definition and implementation, 3) calibration, validation and definition of standardization mechanisms, and 4) science applications.
Along with the description of the progress made in the four main areas listed above, this paper also describes some of the training and transfer of knowledge activities carried
out during the first two years of the project.

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Item Type:Conference or Workshop Item (Paper), not_refereed, original work
Communities & Collections:07 Faculty of Science > Institute of Geography
Dewey Decimal Classification:910 Geography & travel
Language:English
Event End Date:17 July 2009
Deposited On:01 Oct 2009 16:10
Last Modified:26 Jun 2022 21:46
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