Application of Hyperspectral Imaging in Industrial Food Packaging
Hyperspectral imaging (HSI) captures information that is not available to the human eye. In addition, it can provide spatial information, as well as spectral information for each pixel in the image.
Using UV Imaging Spectrometer to Research Natural World
Hyperspectral imaging measures the high-resolution spectral data of each pixel in a two-dimensional image. In contrast to the human eye, which senses only three primary colors, a hyperspectral camera can provide hundreds of color channels.
Hyperspectra Measure the Spectral Characteristics of Soil Salinization
ATP9110-25 spectrometer with a wavelength range of 350-2500 nm was used to measure the spectral characteristics of air-dried soil can not only promote the high-precision, large-area and rapid acquisition of regional soil salinity, but also have important significance for understanding and controlling salinized soil and sustainable agricultural development in the study area .
Estimation of Corn Yied Base on Hyperspectral Imaging
Crop yield estimation is based on canopy remote sensing. Based on the images and spectra of hyperspectral data obtained by uav platform, corn yield classification was predicted