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Hyperspectral Imaging Applications new article content ... Hyperspectral imaging is a combination of two technologies...imaging and spectroscopy...that allows researchers to learn more about the composition of any type of reflected material. Food items along an inspection line, crop fields from a UAV or aircraft, ancient artifacts or manuscripts held by museums and libraries, or intelligence/surveillance/reconnaissance (ISR) missions. The two

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