multispectral

Adjective

Meaning

multispectral (comparative more multispectral, superlative most multispectral)

Using light with two or more frequencies or frequency ranges.

Examples

Superexposed photographs exposed in various light spectra, a technique called "multispectral filming", can increase the contrast of faded ink on parchment that is too indistinct to be read by eye in normal light. Source: Internet

GS Group a multispectral holding company operating in the telecommunication and other innovation markets and actively developing its own technologies. Source: Internet

Includes the ability to overlay images captured with 13 different bands of light, historical images (starting in 1887), and multispectral visualizations. Source: Internet

This is now complimented by Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) that can capture multispectral images to assess crop health, damage and yield far more accurately than satellites. Source: Internet

Prior to the manuscript arriving at Stanford and SLAC, the research team had attempted to see differences in the overlying and underlying inks with a technique called multispectral imaging. Source: Internet

In addition to general purpose digital cameras, specialized cameras including multispectral imaging equipment and astrographs are used for scientific, military, medical and other special purposes. Source: Internet

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