Hyperspectral Remote Sensing Data of Agriculture

Hyperspectral Software

Acquire and analyze hyperspectral data

Spectronon

Spectronon software is used to control Resonon's benchtop and outdoor hyperspectral imaging systems. This software controls both the hyperspectral cameras and the stage, providing all controls necessary for data acquisition. Many data processing, analysis, and visualization tools are also included, such as smoothing and cropping, band ratios, classification tools, and regressions. User-written plugins are supported (using the Python programming language). Data is saved in standard remote sensing formats (.bil, .bip, .bsq).

Spectronon comes in two flavors:

Spectronon, which only has the data processing, analysis, and visualization tools
SpectrononPro, which contains all the tools of Spectronon, and also controls Resonon hyperspectral cameras and stages.

Spectronon is available for free download, along with sample hyperspectral data. We believe free access to our hyperspectral software will contribute to developing hyperspectral imaging as an essential tool for science, engineering, and industry.

Download Spectronon and Sample Data

Tutorial Video

Spectronon Features

Data acquisition

Controls Resonon hyperspectral imaging cameras and stages
Corrects for dark noise, illumination, and sensor response
Outputs in standard formats (.bil, .bip, .bsq)

Data analysis tools

Hyperspectral classification (Support Vector Machines, Logistic Regression, and many others)
Hyperspectral Vegetation Indices
Multiple utilities (smoothing, cropping, ROI, etc.)
Supports user-written plugins

Spectronon Manual

C++ API Manual

Spectronon Hyperspectral Imaging Software

Airborne Remote Sensing Software

Resonon's airborne remote sensing software operates the airborne system during flight and provides post-processing tools for radiance correction and georectification.

Before flight, the user configures the basic system parameters and region-of-interest. During flight the airborne software autonomously controls the hyperspectral imager, GPS/IMU, and downwelling sensor (if used). After flight the raw data is converted to radiance or reflectance, and then georectified.

For more details please see the airborne system manual.

Airborne Remote Sensing System

Machine Vision Software

Resonon's machine vision software combines hyperspectral data with advanced machine learning algorithms to detect small differences in similarly colored materials, and identify different materials.

The software is easy to use and provides real-time commands to downstream robots, air jets, and other actuators.

Machine Vision Systems