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Hyperspectral Imaging Systems

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300,000 GBP

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The University is looking at purchasing two Hyperspectral Imaging Systems to be used in the Chemistry Department and the Library. This requirement will be split over 2 lots as detailed Lot 1 - Hyperspectral Imaging System - Chemistry Lot 2 - Hyperspectral Imaging System - Library Lot 1: Hyperspectral Imaging System - Chemistry The University has a requirement to purchase a Hyperspectral imaging system for use by Department of Chemistry, the instrument will be used to acquire hyperspectral images of objects in the NIR/SWIRspectral region. Lot 2: Hyperspectral Imaging System - Library The University is looking to purchase a Hyperspectral Imaging system which will be used to acquire hyperspectral images of heritage objects in the vis/NIR/SWIR spectral region. The system should have a spectral range of400 - 2500 nm, and data sets obtained from the system(s) will be processed toprovide 'chemical images' of the objects under study. Lot 1: Hyperspectral Imaging System - Chemistry The University has a requirement to purchase a Hyperspectral imaging system for use by Department of Chemistry, the instrument will be used to acquire hyperspectral images of objects in the NIR/SWIRspectral region. Lot 2: Hyperspectral Imaging System - Library The University is looking to purchase a Hyperspectral Imaging system which will be used to acquire hyperspectral images of heritage objects in the vis/NIR/SWIR spectral region. The system should have a spectral range of400 - 2500 nm, and data sets obtained from the system(s) will be processed toprovide 'chemical images' of the objects under study.

Timeline

Publish date

3 years ago

Close date

3 years ago

Buyer information

Durham University

Contact:
Rachael Devlin
Email:
rachael.devlin@durham.ac.uk

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Notice topics

Instruments for checking physical characteristicsOptical instruments

Related topics

Photographic equipmentLiquid crystal devicesAstronomical and optical instrumentsPolarising materialDetection and analysis apparatusInstruments for measuring flow, level and pressure of liquids and gases

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