Free Hyperspectral Image Processing
MicroImages Press Release 7 Aug 1998
MicroImages now provides hyperspectral image processing as part of
the FREE TNTlite geospatial analysis system. In this free product,
you can analyze hyperspectral images of up to 614 by 512 pixels(for
example, AVIRIS imagery) and any number of spectral bands.
The Hyperspectral Analysis process provides the following tools to
combine spectral curves and build spectral libraries: average,resample,
divide, subtract, add, maximum, minimum, and difference. |
One of the visualization tools in the
hyperspectral process steps through
various combinations of bands to allow interactive
selection of RGB assignments |
The editing operations available for spectral libraries
include: set a value, add, subtract, multiply, interpolate, smooth,
normalize,compute continuum, remove continuum, compute derivative, and
binarize.
Two methods are provided for matching a selected spectrum with
those in an established spectral library: Spectral Angle Mapper and Spectral
FeatureFitting. A variety of calibration techniques are available so that the
spectra determined from your imagery can be compared to standard spectral
libraries.
These techniques include: Equal Area Normalization,Log
Residuals, Additive Offset Calibration, and Flat Filed Correction.You can also
classify hyperspectral images using the following algorithms:Spectral Angle
Mapper, Cross Correlation, Linear Spectral Unmixing, and Matched Filtering.
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