D3*.1

Digital Spectrometer ASICs Are Enabling Hyperspectral Microwave Sensing

Priscilla Mohammed, Morgan State University, United States; Paul Racette, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; Gytis Baranauskas, Dalius Baranauskas, Denis Zelenin, Pacific MicroChip Corporation, United States
Session:
D3*: Hyperspectral Sensing for Space Applications Lecture
Track:
Special Sessions
Location:
Room 200
Presentation Time:
Thu, 11 Jan, 13:30 - 13:50 MST (UTC -7)
Session Chair:
Akim Babenko, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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Session D3*
D3*.1: Digital Spectrometer ASICs Are Enabling Hyperspectral Microwave Sensing
Priscilla Mohammed, Morgan State University, United States; Paul Racette, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; Gytis Baranauskas, Dalius Baranauskas, Denis Zelenin, Pacific MicroChip Corporation, United States
D3*.2: Broadband Hyperspectral Sounders for Atmospheric Remote Sensing
Akim Babenko, Omkar Pradhan, Ahmed Mohamed, Shannon Brown, Alan Tanner, Niyati Shah, Pekka Kangaslahti, Javier Bosch-Lluis, Joan Munoz-Martin, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States
D3*.3: New Microwave Reflectarrary Technology to Enable Hyperspectral Microwave Sounding
William Blackwell, Cara Kataria, William Moulder, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, United States
D3*.4: Photonic-integrated modulators as millimeter and submillimeter-wave hyperspectral receivers with no pre-amplification
Gabriel Santamaria-Botello, Colorado School of Mines, United States
D3*.5: Rydberg Atoms for Hyperspectral Radiometry in the Planetary Boundary Layer
Shane Verploegh, Eric Bottomley, Michelle Warter, John Guthrie, Infleqtion, United States
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