STUDYING ON THE ALTERATION MINERALS IDENTIFICATION USING HYPERION DATA

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Abstract The minerals identification is primary study using hyperspectral remote sensing technique. And it is also the field where hyperspectral imaging may be proved to be useful. Some alteration minerals, such as sericite(including high Al and low Al respectively), kaolinite and chlorite, are identified and extracted effectively and elementary by SIT(Spectral Identification Tree) technique based on decision rules from various minerals using satellite-borne hyperspectral imaging data at Qulong district of Tibert. Comparing with the geological map, the mineral identification by SIT gained approximate result. At the same time, one new similarity alteration minerals assembled area is discovered. Some geological information gained directly by hyperspectral imaging technique can be used to prognosticate and discover new ore spots or deposits.

Keywords Vegetation suppression Forced invariance Multi-spectral Hyperspectrum

Issue Date: 02 August 2011

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	SHU Le
	ZHANG Qin-Yu
	ZHU Jun
	ZHANG Deng-Rong

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SHU Le,ZHANG Qin-Yu,ZHU Jun, et al. STUDYING ON THE ALTERATION MINERALS IDENTIFICATION USING HYPERION DATA[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES, 2002, 14(4): 44-50.

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