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Modeling the Noise Equivalent Radiance Requirements of Imaging Spectrometers Based on Scientific Applications

Applied Optics
doi 10.1364/ao.41.005691
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September 20, 2002

Authors
Daniel SchläpferMichael Schaepman
Publisher

The Optical Society


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