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1238 results about "Hyperspectral imaging" patented technology

Hyperspectral imaging, like other spectral imaging, collects and processes information from across the electromagnetic spectrum. The goal of hyperspectral imaging is to obtain the spectrum for each pixel in the image of a scene, with the purpose of finding objects, identifying materials, or detecting processes. There are three general branches of spectral imagers. There are push broom scanners and the related whisk broom scanners (spatial scanning), which read images over time, band sequential scanners (spectral scanning), which acquire images of an area at different wavelengths, and snapshot hyperspectral imaging, which uses a staring array to generate an image in an instant.

Multispectral or hyperspectral imaging system and method for tactical reconnaissance

A two-dimensional focal plane array (FPA) is divided into sub-arrays of rows and columns of pixels, each sub-array being responsive to light energy from a target object which has been separated by a spectral filter or other spectrum dividing element into a predetermined number of spectral bands. There is preferably one sub-array on the FPA for each predetermined spectral band. Each sub-array has its own read out channel to allow parallel and simultaneous readout of all sub-arrays of the array. The scene is scanned onto the array for simultaneous imaging of the terrain in many spectral bands. Time Delay and Integrate (TDI) techniques are used as a clocking mechanism within the sub-arrays to increase the signal to noise ratio (SNR) of the detected image. Additionally, the TDI length (i.e., number of rows of integration during the exposure) within each sub-array is adjustable to optimize and normalize the response of the photosensitive substrate to each spectral band. The array provides for parallel and simultaneous readout of each sub-array to increase the collection rate of the spectral imagery. All of these features serve to provide a substantial improvement in the area coverage of a hyperspectral imaging system while at the same time increasing the SNR of the detected spectral image.
Owner:THE BF GOODRICH CO

System for Multi- and Hyperspectral Imaging

The present invention relates to the production of instantaneous or non-instantaneous multi-band images, to be transformed into multi- or hyperspectral images, comprising light collecting means (11), an image sensor (12) with at least one two dimensional sensor array (121), and an instantaneous colour separating means (123), positioned before the image sensor array (121) in the optical path (OP) of the arrangement (1), and first uniform spectral filters (13) in the optical path (OP), with the purpose of restricting imaging to certain parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. The present invention specifically teaches that a filter unit (FU) comprising colour or spectral filter mosaics and / or uniform colour or spectral filters mounted on filter wheels (114) or displayed by transmissive displays (115), is either permanently or interchangeably positioned before the colour separating means (123) in the optical path (OP) in, or close to, converged light (B). Each colour or spectral filter mosaic consists of a multitude of homogeneous filtering regions. The transmission curves (TC) of the filtering regions of a colour or spectral filter mosaic can be partly overlapping, in addition to overlap between these transmission curves and those belonging to the filtering regions of the colour separating means (123). The transmission curves (TC) of the colour or spectral filter mosaics and the colour separating means (123) are suitably spread out in the intervals of a spectrum to be studied. The combination of the colour separating means (123) and the spectral or colour or spectral filter mosaics produces different sets of linearly independent transmission curves (TC). The multiple-filter image captured by the image sensor (12) is demosaicked by identifying and segmenting the image regions that are affected by the regions of the multiple filter mosaic, and after an optional interpolation step, a multi-band image is obtained. The resulting multi-band image is transformed into a multi- or hyperspectral image.
Owner:RP VENTURES TECH OFFICE

Multispectral or hyperspectral imaging system and method for tactical reconnaissance

A two-dimensional focal plane array (FPA) is divided into sub-arrays of rows and columns of pixels, each sub-array being responsive to light energy from a target object which has been separated by a spectral filter or other spectrum dividing element into a predetermined number of spectral bands. There is preferably one sub-array on the FPA for each predetermined spectral band. Each sub-array has its own read out channel to allow parallel and simultaneous readout of all sub-arrays of the array. The scene is scanned onto the array for simultaneous imaging of the terrain in many spectral bands. Time Delay and Integrate (TDI) techniques are used as a clocking mechanism within the sub-arrays to increase the signal to noise ratio (SNR) of the detected image. Additionally, the TDI length (i.e., number of rows of integration during the exposure) within each sub-array is adjustable to optimize and normalize the response of the photosensitive substrate to each spectral band. The array provides for parallel and simultaneous readout of each sub-array to increase the collection rate of the spectral imagery. All of these features serve to provide a substantial improvement in the area coverage of a hyperspectral imaging system while at the same time increasing the SNR of the detected spectral image.
Owner:THE BF GOODRICH CO

Environment-controllable hyperspectral image detecting device for crop nutrition and moisture

The invention relates to nutrient diagnosis of crops, in particular to an environment-controllable hyperspectral image detecting device for crop nutrition and moisture. The device comprises a hyperspectral imaging system and a light box system. The hyperspectral imaging system can be used for extracting and analyzing the visual image features and the reflection intensity distribution features of the crop nutrition and moisture by acquiring crop visible light-near infrared hyperspectral image data cubes. The light box system can be used for presetting and regulating standard value of detection environment parameters such as illumination, temperature, humidity and the like, providing the stable detection environment for the hyperspectral detection of the crop nutrition and moisture, and meanwhile, studying the hyperspectral image features of the crop nutrition and moisture under different environmental conditions. By optimizing the visible light-near infrared hyperspectral image features and combining environment monitoring information, error influences caused by variations of environmental factors such as light intensity and the like can be effectively reduced so as to realize the rapid detection of the crop nutrition and moisture information.
Owner:JIANGSU UNIV

Hyper-spectral estimation method of total nitrogen content of rice leaves and estimation model constructing method

An embodiment of the invention discloses a hyper-spectral estimation model constructing method of total nitrogen content of rice leaves. The method comprises steps as follows: multiple experimental plots are selected, and multiple sampling points are selected in each experimental plot; canopy spectral measurement is performed at the critical growing stage of rice; multiple sampling spectrums are recorded at each sampling point, and an average value is taken as a spectral measurement value of the sampling point; a hyper-spectral image of each experimental plot is acquired by an airborne imaging spectrometer; multiple function leaves at different parts are collected at each sampling point, and the total nitrogen content of the rice leaves is measured; the hyper-spectral estimation model of the total nitrogen content of the rice leaves is constructed with the adoption of spectral indexes or a partial least-squares regression method. The embodiment of the invention further discloses a hyper-spectral estimation method of the total nitrogen content of the rice leaves. The total nitrogen content of the rice leaves is estimated according to the model constructed with the method. The scientific and technical basis can be provided for space inversion of the nitrogen content of regional-scale rice and efficient implementation of precision agriculture.
Owner:NORTHWEST A & F UNIV

Detection system and method for total number of bacteria in livestock meat

The invention discloses a detection system for the total number of bacteria in livestock meat. The detection system comprises a light source apparatus emitting a spot light source to irradiate a livestock meat sample, a hyperspectral imaging apparatus used for acquiring spectral information of the livestock meat sample, an electric adjusting apparatus used for adjusting the position of the livestock meat sample and the position of the hyperspectral imaging apparatus, a controller apparatus used for controlling the motion of a motor of the electric adjusting apparatus, a sensor apparatus used for determining the position of the livestock meat sample and the position of the hyperspectral imaging apparatus and outputting position signals, a computer processor used for receiving the position signals, outputting processed position signals to the controller apparatus, analyzing hyperspectral information of the livestock meat sample and outputting analysis results and a dark box used for placement of the hyperspectral imaging apparatus. According to the invention, automatic real-time detection and real-time outputting of detection results are realized, experiment efficiency and accuracy are improved, obtained results are more reliable, and an operation method of the detection system is simple.
Owner:CHINA AGRI UNIV
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