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📣 Exciting news! 🚀 Introducing HyperCoast, our brand new Python package! 🐍🌊 Experience the power of visualizing NASA EMIT and PACE hyperspectral data interactively. 🌟✨ Plus, easily plot spectral signatures without coding. Stay tuned for more amazing features to come! Check out the GitHub repository: 🔗 GitHub: Try out...

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