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PÉTER KARDEVÁN
Geological Institute of Hungary, P.O.Box 106, 1442 Budapest, Hungary
kardevan@mafi.hu

REFLECTANCE SPECTRORADIOMETRY – A NEW TOOL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MAPPING

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Abstract: Imaging spectroradiometry or hyperspectral imaging is a new technique for investigating natural resources as a tool for environmental mapping. The increased interest among scientists for the application of this technique is accompanied by an interchangeably usage of several technical terms having originally well established, different meaning, what calls for clarification of the definitions and the terminology. This paper provides an overview of the disturbing word usage, the history of the development of the technical terms and their explanation based on the corresponding physical measuring instruments.

Keyword: imaging spectroscopy, imaging spectrometry, reflectance field spectroradiometry, hyperspectral imaging, environmental mapping, applied environmental sciences, optical remote sensing


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