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Andrew Moller November 26, 2020

3D imaging, aerial laser scanning, landslides, lidar, Matterhorn, point cloud, rockslides, teledyne optech

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Mike Grodzki October 31, 2020

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Possibility Editorial October 22, 2020

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Possibility Editorial September 30, 2020

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How the Very Large Telescope Uses Direct Imaging to Find Exoplanets

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Mark Bown September 14, 2020

European Space Agency, exoplanets, multispectral, NASA, SPHERE, telescope, vision systems

Visibility as a Virtue: Imaging, Trust, and the Digital Future of the Open Skies Treaty

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David Head, Teledyne Dalsa and Barry Cross, Teledyne Optech August 31, 2020

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Layer It Up: Studying Renaissance Paintings with Multispectral Spectroscopy

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Sebastian Remi, Teledyne Princeton Instruments August 19, 2020

art, art research, hyperspectral imaging, multispectral imaging, paintings, spectroscopy, Teledyne Princeton Instruments, vision systems

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