Publications by authors named "Martin Hubold"

Multispectral imaging (MSI) enables the acquisition of spatial and spectral image-based information in one process. Spectral scene information can be used to determine the characteristics of materials based on reflection or absorption and thus their material compositions. This work focuses on so-called multi aperture imaging, which enables a simultaneous capture (snapshot) of spectrally selective and spatially resolved scene information.

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We present an ultra-compact system approach for snapshot, multispectral imaging. It is based on a slanted linear variable spectral filter mounted in close proximity to the entrance pupil of a micro-optical, multi-aperture imaging system. A compact demonstration setup with a size of only 60 × 60 × 28 mm is developed, which enables the acquisition of 66 spectral channels in a single shot and offers a linear spectral sampling of approximately six nanometers over an extended wavelength range of 450-850 nm.

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