J. Baur, G. Dobler, F. Bianco, Mohit S. Sharma, A. Karpf
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Persistent Hyperspectral Observations of the Urban Lightscape
We present the persistent hyperspectral imaging of the New York City urban lightscape, with ~ 7.2 ×10−4 μm spectral resolution, surveyed over 25 consecutive summer nights over a 6 minute time resolution. We train a supervised classifier to automatically determine the location of light sources in each hyperspectral image. This work issues the first urban lightscape combined hyperspectral - multitemporal survey of its kind.
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