Hyperspectral GeoPDF
Hyperspectral Imagery has been an interest of mine for some time now and I think I've found a pretty good way to display it in a map. I used Map2PDF for Raster and quickly added the first 54 bands (out of 224). I assigned each band an arbitrary color of my choosing for this example but a more qualified Remote Sensing Scientist could assign any color they want to as many bands as they want. There is NO LIMIT on the amount of bands a user can display. This image is NOT geo-referenced so please don't look for any spatial information in there but I would encourage you to download the data from here or from the Menu option in this flash viewer.
Again, this is AVIRIS data that I quickly converted to GeoPDF and uploaded to Acrobat.com so that anyone can download and view it. When you do download the entire file, open the Layers tab to gain access to all 54 bands. I think a qualified eye will be able to see the possibilities with this one! Enjoy...
Labels: AVIRIS, Hyperspectral, Map2PDF, Raster
