K.R. Mudrak – Head of Department,

LTD «STC» (St. Petersburg)

E-mail: zzzmurdoczzz@bk.ru

A hyperspectral camera, in contrast to ordinary color cameras, makes it possible to determine not the chromaticity of objects in the RGB basis, but directly the spectral composition of objects located in the field of view. This feature of the cameras allows for an analysis of the composition of substances in the field of view of the camera, which, when this camera is installed on flying vehicles, leads to an increase in the information content of the species control of the underlying surface. Private use of hyperspectral imaging - determining the type and condition of the vegetation on which the survey is being made. 

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