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 respond to drought and increased temperatures we need to measure both the immediate changes in metabolism inflicted by stress and the consequences of these changes.…
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 surfaces of leaves are critical for regulating plant-ecosystem interactions. Micro-morphological structures, such as ridges, veins, stomata, and trichomes define overall leaf surface texture. This texture…
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 system to identify and characterise key growth developmental stages in the model plant Arabidopsis and the important crop oilseed rape. The system will combine two…
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 In the proposed project, we aim to develop a standardised imaging protocol to acquire high-quality and high-frequency aerial images of wheat crops using low-cost UAVs,…
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) Total Fund Requested: £18,480 Project Summary The project will enable a new generation of, cost-effective, integrated Multispectral Imaging (MSI) and Photometric Stereo (PS) sensor system…
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 2021 John Ferguson – University of Nottingham Project Title Leveraging optical topography for rapid reconstructions of 3D leaf surfaces to address key questions in plant…
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 papers, oral or poster, had a 10 minute pre-recorded video presentation which was made available to attendees, together with the paper, in advance of the workshop…
Title: Phenotyping at the World Vegetable Center By: Dr. Roland Schafleitner (World Vegetable Center, Taiwan) Date: September 4th 2020 / Time: 14:00 (Berlin Time) / 7.00 AM (CDT) For Details:https://www.plant-phenotyping.org/Phenomics_Webinar
