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opencv3.0 - Can a hyperspectral image be stored in cv::mat?

I know cv::mat container can store 3 channel images, but the data pointer of the container also could store multidimensional matrices. I was wondering if the different bands can be stored in the multidimensional matrix and keep the color channel for said bands (even though they'd be false colors beyond the visual range)


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OpenCV Mat objects can be N-dimensional. As the docs for cv::Mat show, there are multiple constructors that specify the dimensions.

Furthermore, 2d matrices can have many more than three channels. The channels are encoded in the "type" of the matrix, so there exists a macro to create a type for many numbers of channels (up to CV_CN_MAX = 512) for the standard matrix datatypes, for e.g. uint8 (CV_U8C(n)) and fp64 (CV_64FC(n)). I believe the macros exist for each datatype, but you can check specifically on the same doc pages for all the macros defined up at the top.


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