PUSHBROOM IMAGING: PRACTICAL ASPECTS

This is video #5 in a series of ten from Headwall Photonics.
'Pushbroom' imaging generally refers to the motion that must occur as a hyperspectral imaging system scans the field of view. A hyperspectral 'data cube' is built frame-by-frame, with the sensor capturing full spectral and spatial information for every pixel within the field of view.

[@ashutoshsaini2978]

How should I proceed to start the spectral data processing in the close capture pushbroom Hyperspectral scanning?

[@headwall-photonics]

Hi Ashutosh, are you a current customer? It would help to know the system that you are using, with regard to the sensor and platform. Even if not, you can submit a support 'ticket' from our website, here: www.headwallphotonics.com/support-ticketing-system Our support team will make sure to respond as soon as possible. The nice thing about this ticket system is that it ensures questions don't fall through the cracks. Sincerely, Headwall Marketing

[@headwall-photonics]

Hi Ashutosh, where are you located? I should not presume that you are in the US. Our support team is located at our headquarters in Bolton, Massachusetts operating on US Eastern time.

[@ashutoshsaini2978]

@@headwall-photonics Hello Sir, I am located in Berlin, Germany cuurntly. I am a project intern in a project for investigating early stage disease symptims in the plants.

[@headwall-photonics]

@@ashutoshsaini2978 Thanks for the quick reply! Are you a customer (own a Headwall product)? I did a search in my (marketing) database but did not find your name--that said, a lot of times many customers use our systems that are not the original purchaser.

[@ashutoshsaini2978]

@@headwall-photonics I would like to thank you firsty, fro your fast reply and support. I would say that I am not tone of your customers but I am using SPECIM FX 17 hyperspectral camera in the project.