Who we are?
The research activities of the Research Group "Hyperspectral Computing" (HyperComp), University of Extremadura, coordinated by Prof. Antonio Plaza, focuses on the development of new techniques for high-performance computing applied to problems related to remote sensing of earth, using images provided by satellites and airborne platforms. Such images are called hyperspectral due to the large dimensionality of the same in the spectral domain, which imposes significant requirements in terms of computing applications that require real-time response, such as detection and fire monitoring, identification of contaminants time water and atmosphere, etc.
What is HyperMix?
HyperMix is an open source tool for remote sensed hyperspectral image unmixing. It includes several popular algorithms covering different steps of the hyperspectral unmixing chain.
The tool already has a downloadable version where you can find the source code of the algorithms and Debian packages for Ubuntu. This version was developed using Orfeo Toolbox and Fast Light Toolkit (FLTK) in 2012 in the framework of the TOLOMEO project.
In order to keep informed about updates, new algorithms and related information we create this blog.
