
Pixxel unveils hyperspectral images from satellites
The Hindu
Bengaluru Bengaluru-based space data startup Pixxel has unveiled the first-ever set of images from i
Bengaluru-based space data startup Pixxel has unveiled the first-ever set of images from its hyperspectral pathfinder satellites as part of its First Light Campaign.
The images released capture intricate details of the land and water features of regions such as the Krishna River Delta (India), the Palm Islands (Dubai), the Super pit (Australia), the Saloum River Delta (Senegal), the Granny Smith Gold mine (Australia), and Brockman (Australia).
Capable of detection, identification and quantification of surface materials as well as biological and chemical processes, these images highlight specific factors such as soil types, mountain ranges, bare lands, gold mines, reservoirs, agricultural farms, delta regions, and urban settlements, among others.

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