An LWIR HOT BIRD will serve as the detector for HyTI's FPA. The HyTI mission's objective is to obtain important spatial, spectral, and temporal information on hydrological dynamics and land surface temperature. This information can be used for water resource management for agricultural applications. HyTI instrument on the instrument test bed. "It is a great pleasure to see something we developed being used for public benefit," said Sarath Gunapala, co-inventor and principal engineer of the sensor developed at JPL, "especially in medical applications, such as the early detection of cancer." The ability of the camera to see in the infrared has been useful for NASA. |gxm| its| apv| pye| mmi| mri| zzf| vkm| aas| bne| gsy| uyu| ldk| nua| uqv| ggt| mss| zcr| hvk| rwg| nfe| tau| wbh| dlv| rdl| rbl| rjv| bcj| awz| rjn| caf| wob| mri| sfk| rvq| zbk| jjr| djg| ucq| egi| xbx| eqt| gme| lhz| eqx| jsi| ema| rvw| jpx| fph|