Recent progress in geologic application of airborne and spaceborne remote sensing

Details Recent progress in geologic application of airborne and spaceborne remote sensing Recent progress in geologic application of airborne and spaceborne remote sensing

Nov 1993

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Advances in Space Research, Volume 13, Issue 11, p. 15-21.

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Recent advances in airborne remote sensors are precursors of advances in spaceborne sensors. We used a hyper-multispectral airborne sensor (VNIR and SWIR spectral regions) to simulate Japanese ERS-1 and to investigate the potential capability of J-ERS-1 [1]. Analysis of these data clearly shows that we can use hyper-multispectral data not only to discriminate but also to identify lithology. This idea was reflected in the design of J-ERS-1 and ASTER. ASTER, which will be launched on the EOS-AM1 platform in 1998, will provide 5 band TIR and 6 band SWIR data. A new airborne TIR scanner, which can simulate ASTER, is now being developed.

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