The EnMAP hyperspectral imaging spectrometer: instrument concept, calibration, and technologies
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T. Eversberg | K.-P. Förster | S. Kaiser | T. Stuffler | J. Schubert | S. Hofer | A. Müller | C. Neumann | B. Sang | V. Mogulsky | H. Kaufmann | C. Chlebek | H. Kaufmann | A. Müller | C. Chlebek | T. Stuffler | K. Förster | S. Hofer | B. Sang | J. Schubert | T. Eversberg | C. Neumann | V. Mogulsky | S. Kaiser
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