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HAMLET: A Compact Hyperspectral Imaging Instrument for ESA’s RAMSES Mission to Asteroid Apophis
Dr. Marco Esposito
cosine
Day
Monday · 2026-10-12
Time
11:20 AM - 12:40 PM
Track
Track 1
Session
Hyperspectral Imagers
Venue
ICSO 2026 Conference Venue
Hall Track 1Session Hyperspectral Imagers
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In 30 seconds
HAMLET is a compact hyperspectral imaging instrument derived from HyperScout heritage, specifically optimized for the ESA RAMSES asteroid mission. It captures spatially resolved spectral data in the VIS, NIR, and SWIR ranges to analyze Apophis’s surface composition and regolith properties. The instrument's miniaturized architecture provides crucial diagnostic capability for planetary defense and small-body scientific investigation.
Topics & Subtopics
Earth Observation & SpectroscopyUV / VIS / IR AstronomyHyperspectral ImagingCalibrationSWIR / InfraredImaging PayloadsInstrument Performance
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