A method for hyperspectral imaging of a scene along an imaging path, from a viewpoint which is arranged to move relative to the scene, the method comprising: - providing several apparatuses mounted side by side and arranged to view different portions of the scene, - at each apparatus, respectively: - acquiring a first scan line of hyperspectral image data of a portion of the scene from the viewpoint, along a first viewing direction relative to the viewpoint; - redirecting the viewing direction from the first viewing direction to a second viewing direction relative to the viewpoint, in dependence of the relative movement, to maintain a view of said portion of the scene as the viewpoint moves along a portion of the imaging path, - acquiring a scan line of further hyperspectral image data of the portion of the scene along the second viewing direction to provide an increased image resolution for hyperspectral imaging of the scene portion, and - recovering from acquiring further hyperspectral image data along the second viewing direction, to acquiring hyperspectral image data along the first viewing direction, such that whilst one of the several apparatuses is recovering from a respective second viewing direction to a respective first viewing direction, the one apparatus defines a portion of the scene which is not imaged by the one apparatus, and wherein at least one other of the several apparatuses acquires hyperspectral image data for the portion of the scene that the one apparatus did not image. - providing several apparatuses mounted side by side and arranged to view different portions of the scene, - at each apparatus, respectively: - acquiring a first scan line of hyperspectral image data of a portion of the scene from the viewpoint, along a first viewing direction relative to the viewpoint; - redirecting the viewing direction from the first viewing direction to a second viewing direction relative to the viewpoint, in dependence of the relative movement, to maintain a view of said portion of the scene as the viewpoint moves along a portion of the imaging path, - acquiring a scan line of further hyperspectral image data of the portion of the scene along the second viewing direction to provide an increased image resolution for hyperspectral imaging of the scene portion, and - recovering from acquiring further hyperspectral image data along the second viewing direction, to acquiring hyperspectral image data along the first viewing direction, such that whilst one of the several apparatuses is recovering from a respective second viewing direction to a respective first viewing direction, the one apparatus defines a portion of the scene which is not imaged by the one apparatus, and wherein at least one other of the several apparatuses acquires hyperspectral image data for the portion of the scene that the one apparatus did not image. - acquiring a first scan line of hyperspectral image data of a portion of the scene from the viewpoint, along a first viewing direction relative to the viewpoint; - redirecting the viewing direction from the first viewing direction to a second viewing direction relative to the viewpoint, in dependence of the relative movement, to maintain a view of said portion of the scene as the viewpoint moves along a portion of the imaging path, - acquiring a scan line of further hyperspectral image data of the portion of the scene along the second viewing direction to provide an increased image resolution for hyperspectral imaging of the scene portion, and - recovering from acquiring further hyperspectral image data along the second viewing direction, to acquiring hyperspectral image data along the first viewing direction, <EOS>