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Evaluation of Leaf Chlorophyll Content from Acousto-Optic Hyperspectral Data: A Multi-Crop Study

Remote Sensing · 18 Mar 2024 · 10.3390/rs16061073

Abstract

Chlorophyll plays a crucial role in the process of photosynthesis and helps to regulate plants’ growth and development. Timely and accurate evaluation of leaf chlorophyll content provides valuable information about the health and productivity of plants as well as the effectiveness of agricultural treatments. For non-contact and high-performance chlorophyll content mapping in plants, spectral imaging techniques are the most widely used. Due to agility and rapid random-spectral-access tuning, acousto-optical imagers seem to be very attractive for the detection of vegetation indices and chlorophyll content assessment. This laboratory study demonstrates the capabilities of an acousto-optic imager for evaluation of leaf chlorophyll content in six crops with different biophysical properties: Ribes rubrum, Betula populifolia, Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, Prunus padus, Hordeum vulgare and Triticum aestivum. The experimental protocol includes plant collecting, reference spectrophotometric measurements, hyperspectral imaging data acquisition, processing and analysis and building a multi-crop chlorophyll model. For 90 inspected samples of plant leaves, the optimal vegetation index and model were found. Obtained values of chlorophyll concentrations correlate well with reference values (determination coefficient of 0.89 and relative error of 15%). Applying a multi-crop model to each pixel, we calculated chlorophyll content maps across all plant samples. The results of this study demonstrate that acousto-optic imagery is very promising for fast chlorophyll content assessment and other laboratory spectral-index-based measurements.

Plant phenotyping relevance

アコースト光学ハイパースペクトル画像から葉のクロロフィル含量を推定する取得・解析手法を開発および検証しており、植物表現型測定が中心である。

abstractFor non-contact and high-performance chlorophyll content mapping in plants, spectral imaging techniques are the most widely used.
abstractThis laboratory study demonstrates the capabilities of an acousto-optic imager for evaluation of leaf chlorophyll content in six crops with different biophysical properties
abstractThe experimental protocol includes plant collecting, reference spectrophotometric measurements, hyperspectral imaging data acquisition, processing and analysis and building a multi-crop chlorophyll model.
abstractObtained values of chlorophyll concentrations correlate well with reference values (determination coefficient of 0.89 and relative error of 15%).

Code and data availability

The paper's hyperspectral imaging data, reference chlorophyll measurements, and analysis are not publicly deposited; the Data Availability Statement says they are available only from the corresponding author on reasonable request. No public code or dataset URL is provided (the ckp.ntcup.ru link is only an equipment-fac

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