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Wide-angle high-resolution line-imager prototype flight test results.

A single-channel prototype pushbroom imager has been developed to the specifications required for forestry remote-sensing applications and for mapping. It is based on a commercially available 6000-element linear array for which a special wide-angle, high modulation transfer function lens was designed and fabricated. The test was flown aboard a twin-engine jet aircraft. The sensor has produced high-quality imagery with pixel sizes down to 25 cm.

R A Neville | R Marois | J W Schwarz | S M Till

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