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4D line-scan hyperspectral imaging

Optics express · 1 Oct 2021 · 10.1364/oe.441213

Abstract

This paper proposes a 4D line-scan hyperspectral imager that combines 3D geometrical measurement and spectral detection with high spectral resolution and spatial accuracy. We investigated the geometrical optical model of a camera attaching with a spectrograph, theoretically explored the mathematical model for line-scan fringe projection profilometry, and established the 3D reconstruction and calibration methods under this proposed line-scan high-dimensional imaging system. The spectral resolution of the system is 2.8 nm, and the spatial root-mean-square-error is 0.0895 mm when measuring a standard sphere with a diameter of 40.234 mm. We measure a colored statue to showcase the intensity change along the dimension of wavelength. In addition, the quality and defect of the spinach leaves are inspected based on spectral data and depth data, which demonstrates the potential application of the system in the food industry.

Plant phenotyping relevance

植物葉の品質・欠陥を推定可能な4Dラインスキャンハイパースペクトル撮像法を開発し、3D再構成・校正と精度評価を行っているため、植物フェノタイピング手法が中心である。

abstractThis paper proposes a 4D line-scan hyperspectral imager that combines 3D geometrical measurement and spectral detection with high spectral resolution and spatial accuracy.
abstractWe investigated the geometrical optical model of a camera attaching with a spectrograph, theoretically explored the mathematical model for line-scan fringe projection profilometry, and established the 3D reconstruction and calibration methods under this proposed line-scan high-dimensional imaging system.
abstractIn addition, the quality and defect of the spinach leaves are inspected based on spectral data and depth data, which demonstrates the potential application of the system in the food industry.

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