Hyperspectral Image
Hyperspectral imaging (HSI) captures detailed spectral information across numerous bands, enabling precise material identification and scene analysis beyond the capabilities of traditional RGB or multispectral imaging. Current research heavily focuses on improving HSI classification and reconstruction using advanced deep learning architectures, such as transformers and state-space models (SSMs), often incorporating spatial context and addressing challenges like computational efficiency and data scarcity through techniques like self-supervised learning and test-time training. These advancements have significant implications for diverse fields, including remote sensing, precision agriculture, medical imaging, and environmental monitoring, offering enhanced capabilities for material identification, object detection, and scene understanding.
Papers
In-field early disease recognition of potato late blight based on deep learning and proximal hyperspectral imaging
Chao Qi, Murilo Sandroni, Jesper Cairo Westergaard, Ea Høegh Riis Sundmark, Merethe Bagge, Erik Alexandersson, Junfeng Gao
Extending the Unmixing methods to Multispectral Images
Jizhen Cai, Hermine Chatoux, Clotilde Boust, Alamin Mansouri