Hyperspectral imaging is gaining widespread use in the resource sector, with applications in mineral exploration, geometallurgy, and mine mapping. However, the sheer size of many hyperspectral datasets (>1 Tb), and associated data correction and analysis challenges, limit the integration of this technique into time-critical exploration and mining workflows. Here we present an overview of several real-time processing capabilities we have developed to mitigate these challenges, and so provide hyperspectral data and derived products (e.g., mineral abundance estimates) in near real-time. This allows for efficient, timely, and automated delivery of hyperspectral data to enhance geological activities.
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