#6139. Critical insights into modern hyperspectral image applications through deep learning

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Abstract:
Hyperspectral imaging has shown tremendous growth over the past three decades. Hyperspectral imaging was evolved through remote sensing. Along, with the technological enhancements hyperspectral imaging has outgrown, conquering over other various application areas. In addition to it, data enriched data cubes with abundant spectral and spatial information works as perk for capturing, analyzing, reviewing, and interpreting results from data. This review concentrates on emerging application areas of hyperspectral imaging. Emerging application areas are selected in ways where there is a vast scope for future enhancements by exploiting cutting edge technology, that is, deep learning. Applications of hyperspectral imaging techniques in some selected areas (remote sensing, document forgery, history and archaeology conservation, surveillance and security, machine vision for fruit quality inspection, medical imaging) are focused. The review pivots around the publicly available datasets and features used domain wise. This review can act as a baseline for deep learning and machine vision experts, historical geographers, and scholars by providing them a view of how hyperspectral imaging is implemented in multiple domains along with future research prospects.
Keywords:
document forgery; history and archaeology; hyperspectral imaging; machine vision; remote sensing

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