Hyperspectral Sensing and Plant Stress

Light and electromagnetic radiation possess properties that allow it to interact with matter. By using hyperspectral technology that measures electromagnetic radiation and therefore its interaction with matter, we can infer things about the quality of the matter. This technique can be and is being...

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Main Author: Cameron Brodrick Cullinan
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: Laimburg Research Centre 2023-02-01
Series:Laimburg Journal
Online Access:https://journal.laimburg.it/index.php/laimburg-journal/article/view/139
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description Light and electromagnetic radiation possess properties that allow it to interact with matter. By using hyperspectral technology that measures electromagnetic radiation and therefore its interaction with matter, we can infer things about the quality of the matter. This technique can be and is being applied in the field of agriculture. This article provides an introduction to electromagnetic radiation, measuring it with hyperspectral technology and how the technique is used in  agriculture for the detection of plant stress and the consequent sustainable management thereof.  Importantly, it is intended to be entertaining and easy-to-read, particularly for those who do not have extensive backgrounds in the fields of physics and remote sensing.    
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spelling doaj.art-a9dedaf047ea49d5a95f7e0e5f3ce4cc2023-03-13T20:31:05ZdeuLaimburg Research CentreLaimburg Journal2612-26932023-02-01510.23796/LJ/2023.002Hyperspectral Sensing and Plant StressCameron Brodrick Cullinan0Laimburg Research Centre Light and electromagnetic radiation possess properties that allow it to interact with matter. By using hyperspectral technology that measures electromagnetic radiation and therefore its interaction with matter, we can infer things about the quality of the matter. This technique can be and is being applied in the field of agriculture. This article provides an introduction to electromagnetic radiation, measuring it with hyperspectral technology and how the technique is used in  agriculture for the detection of plant stress and the consequent sustainable management thereof.  Importantly, it is intended to be entertaining and easy-to-read, particularly for those who do not have extensive backgrounds in the fields of physics and remote sensing.     https://journal.laimburg.it/index.php/laimburg-journal/article/view/139
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