2nd Call for Funding: Eric Ober – NIAB
Project Title In-field 3D imaging for high resolution morphometric phenotyping in wheat Total Fund Requested –£24,772 Project Summary The are a number of phenotyping tools currently available that are capable…
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2nd Call for Funding: Dr Matt Jones – Institute of Molecular, Cell, and Systems Biology University of Glasgow
Project Title: Measuring the consequences of abiotic stress in vivo using fluorescent and bioluminescent probes Total Fund Requested – £23 687 Project Summary If we are to understand how plants…
2nd Call for Funding: John Ferguson – University of Nottingham.
Project Title Leveraging optical topography for rapid reconstructions of 3D leaf surfaces to address key questions in plant biology. Total Fund Requested – £25,000.00 Project Summary Introduction and Overview The…
1st Call for Funding: Dr Wenhao Zhang – Centre for Machine Vision, Bristol Robotics Laboratory, UWE, Bristol.
An intelligent, low-cost adaptive 3D multi-scale imaging system for advanced plant phenotyping (PS-Plant+) Total Fund Requested – £24,881 Project Summary Overview: We will develop a multi-scale 3D imaging and modelling…
1st Call for Funding: Dr Ji Zhou – NIAB
Developing 2D-3D fusion to enable high-throughput phenotypic analysis of key yield-related traits of bread wheat using cost-effective UAV imagery. Total Fund Requested: £24,940 Project Description 2.1 Project aim and objectives…
1st Call for Funding: Prof Bruce Grieve – Electronic Engineering, University of Manchester
Implementation of Active 3D Multispectral Imaging and Photometric Stereo systems as Early Stage Phenotyping Tool for Morphological Features and Biotic Stress Quantification within Complementary Demonstrator Phenotyping Centres (IBERS & P3)…
Outcome of the PhenomUK 2nd call for Funding – October 2020
PhenomUK are pleased to announce the following projects were successful in the 2nd call for pilot project funding: A third call for funding pilot projects will be made in early…
Remote Sensing – Special Issue “Acquire and Perceive: Novel Approaches for Imaging-Based Plant Phenotyping”
Computer Vision Problems in Plant Phenotyping (CVPPP) 2020
This year’s CVPPP was held alongside the European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV) on Friday 28th August. Due to Covid-19 ECCV 2020 and its workshops were held online. All CVPPP…
EPPN2020 – 6th and final Call for Transnational Access is open!
