Spectroscopic Sensing is a method of optical sensing that identifies and characterizes materials by analyzing the interaction of electromagnetic radiation with matter as a function of wavelength or frequency to extract compositional or structural information.
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Air monitoring by spectroscopic techniques
Markus W. Sigrist · Medical Entomology and Zoology · 1994 · 511 citations
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