Spaceborne hyperspectral imaging with a static Fourier transform spectrometer

Spaceborne hyperspectral imaging with a static Fourier transform spectrometer
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使用静态傅里叶变换光谱仪进行星载高光谱成像

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10.1117/2.1201301.004601
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2013
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J. Primot
J. Primot
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Y. Ferrec;J. Primot

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