Hyperspectral Imaging Technology - PDF

1. Hyperspectral Imaging Technology Finds Application in Earth-Monitoring and Healthcare Hyperspectral Imaging utilizes a high-frequency sound wave for producing high-frequency images of the patient's body. These images can be compared to conventional x-ray or computed radiography. A medical imaging specialist uses a variety of methods to capture a sample of the patient's body. One of these methods is called hyperspectral imaging. This process has two components, the primary component consists of a scanner that captures the reflected sound wave and an instrument called a thin probe that collects the waves. One method used in the process of Hyperspectral Imaging is called the morphic domain technique. It uses a series of lasers and an instrument called a morphoscope. The different wavelengths of light that are reflected are collected on the flat monitor that is placed above the patient's abdomen. In this way, the reflected data cube of the patient is reconstructed by the computer. A computer program reconstructs the data cube with the help of the patient's bones and the distributed muscle fibers. Read More@ https://bit.ly/2TQWpdd