Abstract

In a previous paper, we described a novel technique to exploit hyperspectral absorption spectroscopy to retrieve tomographic imaging of temperature and species concentration simultaneously. This technique casts the tomographic inversion into a nonlinear minimization problem with regularizations. Here a simple and effective method is developed to determine the optimal regularization parameters in the nonlinear optimization problem. This method, combined with the minimization method described previously, provides a robust algorithm for hyperspectral tomography. This method takes advantage of an inherent feature of absorption and is therefore expected to be useful for other sensing techniques based on absorption spectroscopy.

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