Imaging spectrography of greenhouse plants for vitality estimation. Aario, S., Kauppinen, H., Silvén, O., & Viilo, K. In 2003.
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This study investigates the use of imaging spectrography for precision horticulture in greenhouses. The aim is to find correlation between spectral features and plant vitality and develop new non-invasive, non-contact measurement technology for greenhouses. Measurements of cucumber leaf reflectance spectra were made in greenhouse conditions in changing sunlight, using a 14 bit dynamic range, 2 nm spectral resolution and 1 mm by 1 mm spatial resolution. The spectra were normalised to reference colour and the results were analysed using simple wavelength ratios, distributions of these ratios, variances between neighbouring pixels and Self-organising map. The spectral data was compared to biological reference measurements, which were made shortly before and after the spectral measurements. The water index and chlorophyll content can be calculated quite reliably from the plant spectra using simple wavelength ratio. SOM provides information of plant photosynthesis activity, and appears to hold a promise for more information when more features are used in training the map.
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 abstract = {This study investigates the use of imaging spectrography for precision
horticulture in greenhouses. The aim is to find correlation between
spectral features and plant vitality and develop new non-invasive,
non-contact measurement technology for greenhouses. 
Measurements of cucumber leaf reflectance spectra were made in
greenhouse conditions in changing sunlight, using a 14 bit dynamic
range, 2 nm spectral resolution and 1 mm by 1 mm spatial resolution. The
spectra were normalised to reference colour and the results were
analysed using simple wavelength ratios, distributions of these ratios,
variances between neighbouring pixels and Self-organising map. The
spectral data was compared to biological reference measurements, which
were made shortly before and after the spectral measurements. 
The water index and chlorophyll content can be calculated quite reliably
from the plant spectra using simple wavelength ratio. SOM provides
information of plant photosynthesis activity, and appears to hold a
promise for more information when more features are used in training the
map.},
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