Airborne hyperspectral imaging can help researchers and farmers monitor and analyze plant growth patterns over large areas, which can be difficult to achieve using traditional ground-based methods. By detecting small changes in plant growth patterns, airborne hyperspectral imaging can help identify problems before they become severe, allowing for timely intervention and treatment. With the ability to quickly and accurately identify problem areas, this technology can help farmers and researchers make more informed decisions, leading to increased crop yield, reduced resource usage, and improved overall agricultural sustainability.