Introduction To HYPERSPECTRAL THERMAL EMISSIVITY SENSING

JUNE 2015

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CLIENTS

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The following three satellite images

depict a kimberlite area. The first is

a Google image of the mining activity

on a kimberlite core.

The second image shows what VIS

(visible indices), VNIR (visible

and near-infrared), and SWIR (short-

wave infrared) imaging offers.

These are surface reflection based

remote sensing technologies.

The third image demonstrates the

ground penetration capabilities that

our emissivity sensing offers, and the

fourth image is a compilation of

cropped areas of images 2 & 3, which

highlight the absence of

surface indicators over significant

subterranean emissivity anomalies.

INTRODUCTION

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GOOGLE SATELITE IMAGE

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VIS/VNIR/SWIRREFLECTION ANALYSIS

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EMISSIVITY SENSINGINDICATING UNDERGROUND

RESOURCES

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VIS/VNIR/SWIRSENSING

HERMENOIR EMISSIVITY SENSING

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HAZY GAS ANOMALIES FOR SHALE GAS EXPLORATION

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