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    Hyperspectral Imaging of human arm

    WASHINGTON, D.C., UNITED STATES

    11.19.2009

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    NASA

    ProVision Technologies, a NASA research partnership center at Sternis Space Center in Mississippi, has developed a new hyperspectral imaging (HSI) system that is much smaller than the original large units used aboard remote sensing aircraft and satellites. The new apparatus is about the size of a breadbox. Health-related applications of HSI include non-invasive analysis of human skin to characterize wounds and wound healing rates (especially important for space travelers who heal more slowly), determining if burns are first-, second-, or third degree (rather than painful punch biopsies). The work is sponsored under NASA's Space Product Development (SPD) program.

    NASA Identifier: MSFC-0300204

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    Date Taken: 11.19.2009
    Date Posted: 02.08.2013 06:05
    Photo ID: 837914
    Resolution: 1536x1493
    Size: 250.67 KB
    Location: WASHINGTON, D.C., US

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