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Field spectroscopic metadata is a central component in the quality and reliability of hyperspectral data and the products derived fromit. The impact of the quantity and format of metadata created at this fundamental stage of hyperspectral research is amplified ashyperspectral data exchange becomes prolific in the international remote sensing community. Cataloguing, mining, andinteroperability of these datasets rely upon the robustness of metadata protocols for field spectroscopy. Currently no standardizedmethodology for collecting <i>in situ</i> spectroscopy data or metadata protocols exist. This paper presents initial results of an internationalexpert panel survey investigating metadata protocols in field spectroscopy. Field measurement methods, data representativeness andtheir expression as metadata entities are examined across a range of campaigns. Consensus between expert groups and variance inagreement on criticality are also investigated. The survey is part of a doctoral research project to investigate approaches to acoordinated evolution of hyperspectral metadata protocols, field spectroscopic methods and data exchange standards within thehyperspectral remote sensing community

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Critical Metadata Protocols in Hyperspectral Field Campaigns for Building Robust Hyperspectral Datasets