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How Good Is Your Spectral Sensor? Figures of Merit for Coregistration and Radiometric Quality for Spectral Imagers and Spectrometers

Torbjørn Skauli

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Abstract

There is potential for better ways to specify the performance of spectrometers and spectral imagers. This work discusses figures of merit for coregistration, from previous work, as well as new quantities for throughput, noise and dynamic range.

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