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Compact airborne spectrographic imager (CASI): a progress review

The compact airborne spectrographic imager (casi) is a pushbroom imaging spectrograph intended for acquisition of VNIR multispectral imagery from light aircraft. An ongoing development program has resulted in improvements to the radiometric calibration procedures, and the capability for roll correction and geocorrection of imagery acquired with casi. A variety of monitoring and research missions have been undertaken for aquatic and terrestrial applications and development of remote sensing methodologies.

Stephen K. Babey | Clifford D. Anger | S. K. Babey | C. Anger

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[5] John R. Miller,et al. Correlating leaf area index of Ponderosa pine with hyperspectral casi data , 1992 .