FalseColorIR
FalseColorIR is a term used to describe a family of imaging techniques that assign infrared information to visible color channels to create false-color representations. The approach is commonly used to visualize near-infrared data in a way that highlights contrasts and material properties that are not evident in standard RGB images.
In its typical digital form, a camera sensitive to near-infrared radiation (approximately 700–1100 nm) captures a
False-color infrared has applications across various fields. In agriculture and ecology, it helps indicate vegetation health
Limitations include the potential for misinterpretation if the mapping is unfamiliar, dependence on the chosen color