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A Remote LIBS applied on leaves in-situ elemental analysis

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Abstract

A remote Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) detection system is developed which enables scanning of a 2-dimensional area with a maximum distance of 30 meters. We applied it on leaves in-situ elemental analysis.

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