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Multispectralimaging in agriculture

Because our diffuser is using only inorganic materials, it has several advantages over polymer diffusers: easy to coat AR (anti-reflective) layer, high efficiency, high durability, and high laser induced damage threshold.Like DOE, our one-stop engineering service supports our customers from design through large volume mass production using originally developed simulation tools, materials, and rapid cycles of design and process optimization.

Characteristics of the AVHRR and MODIS sensors are documented at Wikipedia's Remote Sensing Satellite and Data Overview page.

DOE has micro structured surface relief patterns which cause light diffraction. By engineering the diffraction, DOE can split, homogenize, and focus laser beams. A few examples of output beam patterns are illustrated below.

Christopher Lavers' 2013 article Origins of High-Resolution Civilian Satellite Imaging - Part 2 profiles several commercial systems, including SPOT, IKONOS, OrbView, and GeoEye. Characteristics of these and other contemporary sensing systems are documented at Wikipedia's Remote Sensing Satellite and Data Overview page. Not included in that page is DigitalGlobe's WorldView-3 sensor, which launched in August 2014. WorldView-3 provides panchromatic imaging at 31 cm GSD and 1.24 m multispectral. Datasheets for WorldView-3 and other DigitalGlobe sensors are available at its Satellite Information page. Coming up next in this chapter is a site visit to DigitalGlobe.

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While characteristics of Landsat 8 are documented at and is documented at Wikipedia's Remote Sensing Satellite and Data Overview page, the following table outlines scientific applications associated with each sensor band.

Some of the earliest space imaging platforms included multispectral sensors. One of those, which you explored a little earlier, is the Landsat program. Other U.S. government programs we'll consider briefly are AVHRR and MODIS.

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First launched in 1999, NASA's 36-band Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) sensor has superseded AVHRR for many applications, including NDVI calculations for vegetation mapping.

Cultivated through our glass engineering innovations, we can fabricate various types of diffusers. The Figures below show some examples designed for different wavelengths and diffusing shapes.

Landsat satellites 1-5 (1972-1992) carried a four-band Multispectral Scanner (MMS) whose spectral sensitivity included visible green, visible red, and two near IR wavelengths. A new sensing system called Thematic Mapper (TM) was added to Landsat 4 in 1982. TM featured higher spatial resolution than MSS (30 meters in most channels) and expanded spectral sensitivity (seven bands, including visible blue, visible green, visible red, near-infrared, two mid-infrared, and thermal infrared wavelengths). An Enhanced Thematic Mapper Plus (ETM+) sensor, which included an eighth (panchromatic) band with a spatial resolution of 15 meters, was onboard Landsat 7 when it successfully launched in 1999.

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By micro-structuring glass surface, our diffuser tailors laser intensity profiles. While the far-field pattern becomes Gaussian when laser is input on typical diffusive material (e.g. frost glass), our diffuser can shape the laser circle or rectangle and control the intensity profiles (flat-top or 1/cosnθ). Our cut-off profile make little light diffuse outside the projected area, making it high efficiency.

Landsat 7 is still collecting data. Landsat 8 orbits at the same altitude as Landsat 7. Both satellites complete an orbit in 99 minutes, and complete close to 14 orbits per day. This results in every point on Earth being crossed every 16 days. But, because the orbits of the two satellites are offset, it results in repeat coverage every 8 days. Approximately 1000 images per day are collected by Landsat 7 and Landsat 8 combined. That is almost double the images collected when Landsat 5 and Landsat 7 were operating concurrently.

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These Figures show tailored intensity profiles. For details or if you have any questions, please get in touch using the form at the bottom.

Multispectralimaging vs hyperspectral

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Characteristics of the Landsat 5 TM and Landsat 7 ETM+ - including orbital height, spatial resolution, pass over time, spectral coverage, and data access and uses - are documented at Wikipedia's Remote Sensing Satellite and Data Overview page.

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In recent years, 3D sensing technologies have been applied in distance measurement face unlock, online payment, security, automotive, LiDAR, etc. Each application requires different metrics, and stereo vision, structured light, and time of flight (TOF) are widely used depending on the applications as summarized in the Table. Structured light technology reconstructs projected patterns created by shadow mask or DOE. TOF technology uses diffuser, and it measures light travelling from a light source, hitting a target, and reflected back to a sensor.In AGC, we are providing various solutions for 3D sensing (e.g. IR transmitting cover glass, glass ceramic packaging substrate(GCHP™), optical filters, and lenses) as well as DOE and diffuser. The figure below shows how our technologies are used in 3D sensing applications.

In AGC, we are developing and producing DOE using technologies cultivated though production of optical pickup and optical communication components. Our one-stop engineering service supports our customers from design through large volume mass production using originally developed simulation tools, materials, and rapid cycles of design and process optimization.With accumulated skills and experience through our long-term technology development, our DOE enables low 0th order transmission, wide FOV, and large number dot projection. Using glass, our DOE also has high reliably against thermal, humidity, and laser damage.

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NASA's Landsat Data Continuity Mission (LDCM) launched the Landsat 8 satellite in February 2013. The satellite payload includes two sensors, the Operational Land Imager (OLI) and the Thermal Infrared Sensor (TIRS).

The spatial resolution of the Landsat 8 data is comparable to that of the Landsat 7 data. In regard to spectral resolution, six of the Landsat 8 bands have spectral sensitivities comparable to Landsat 7, but they have been refined somewhat. For example, the NIR band has been fine-tuned to decrease the effects of atmospheric absorption. The spectral sensitivities of Landsat 7 and 8 are compared in the figure below.

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Multispectralimaging satellites

The preceding page on early space imaging systems focused on panchromatic photographs and images. However, a key takeaway from this chapter is that multispectral remote sensing enables analysts to differentiate objects that are hard to tell apart in the visible band. This page considers characteristics and applications of some of the most important multispectral sensing systems operated by government agencies as well as private commercial firms.

AVHRR sensors measure electromagnetic energy within five spectral bands, including visible red, near infrared, and three thermal infrared. The visible red and near-infrared bands are particularly useful for large-area vegetation monitoring. The Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI), a widely used measure of photosynthetic activity that is calculated from reflectance values in these two bands, is discussed later.

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Another longstanding U.S. remote sensing program is AVHRR. The acronym stands for "Advanced Very High-Resolution Radiometer." AVHRR sensors have been onboard sixteen satellites maintained by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) since 1979. The data the sensors produce are widely used for large-area studies of vegetation, soil moisture, snow cover, fire susceptibility, and floods, among other things.

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Also missing from the Wikipedia summary table is the new generation of micro- and nano-satellite space imaging providers like Skybox and Planet Labs. A 2014 article in IEEE Spectrum entitled "9 Earth-Imaging Startups to Watch"  suggests that while "there's at most two dozen nonmilitary satellites doing Earth imaging ... Five years from now [that is, in 2020] there might be 200 or more."