Hyperspectral vision system to study tropical species of trees
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There is a small number of studies that consider the ecophysiological aspects of tropical plant species, this is due to the high cost of instrumentation. However, the technological revolution of the last decade has made it possible to develop low-cost electronic devices that, and along with the resources of artificial intelligence open the possibility to make very precise measurements. The goal is to foster sustainable production and to ensure the conservation of ecosystems. This work shows the development of an electronic system, as prototype capable of acquiring spectral data from images of the visible spectrum of leaves and processing their reflectance and wavelength, to analyze physiological variables (such as concentrations of chlorophyll and nitrogen) of tropical tree species in danger of extinction.
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