Timely and accurate estimation of crop yield before harvest to allow crop yields
management decision-making at a regional scale is crucial for national food policy and …

Hyperspectral imaging technology has evolved for over thirty years and is widely used for
geologic map**, environmental monitoring, vegetation analysis, atmospheric …

Assessing functional diversity from space can help predict productivity and stability of forest
ecosystems at global scale using biodiversity–ecosystem functioning relationships. We …

Sporadic ocean color events with characteristic spectra, in particular algal blooms, call for
quick delivery of high-resolution remote sensing data for further analysis. Motivated by this …

Sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence (SIF) is a radiation flux emitted from chlorophyll
molecules and is considered an indicator of the actual functional state of plant …

A method for the radiometric correction of wide field-of-view airborne imagery has been
developed that accounts for the angular dependence of the path radiance and atmospheric …

Sentinel-2 is ESA's medium spatial resolution (10–60 m) super-spectral instrument aimed at
ensuring data continuity for global land surface monitoring of Landsat and SPOT. Several …

Imaging spectroscopy provides the opportunity to monitor nutrient status of vegetation. In
crops, prior studies have generally been limited in scope, either to a small wavelength range …

Drone-borne hyperspectral imaging is a new and promising technique for fast and precise
acquisition, as well as delivery of high-resolution hyperspectral data to a large variety of end …

The recent development of small form-factor (< 6 kg), full range (400–2500 nm) pushbroom
hyperspectral imaging systems (HSI) for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) poses a new …