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New technology for mine action – the hyperspectral Non-Technical Survey from UAV and helicopter

The potentials of hyperspectral remote sensing are widely used in many domains, e.g. in the geology, agriculture, forestry, vegetables and fruit industry, protection of the environment, sea and land pollution monitoring, forensics. Our attention is aimed on the application of potentials of hyperspectral remote sensing for humanitarian demining, unexploded ordnance survey (UXO), on detection of improvised explosive devices (IED). The start was in European Commission FP6 project ARC (2001) for humanitarian mine action, continued with monitoring of sea pollution (Croatian Ministry of Science project 2008), finished in FP7 project TIRAMISU (2012-2015) with mine action and UXO detection. In these cases was used hyperspectral line scanner V9 (Specim) integrated in push-broom mode acquisition system. In 2015 we introduced full frame hyperspectral sensor, UHD-185 (Cubert). Both types of sensors (line scanner and full frame sensor) were integrated into aerial acquisition and navigation systems on board of multiengine UAV and a light helicopter and applied in very intensive data collecting campaigns over the mine fields. Also the radio controlled blimp and a large helicopter were tested and evaluated as platforms for line scanner. Main results of the research and development, testing and evaluation of this new technology for mine action are presented.

Mine Action, Non-Technical Survey, Hyperspectral, UAV, Helicopter

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