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Definition of multispectral in English: multispectraladjective mʌltɪˈspɛktr(ə)lˌməltī- Operating in or involving several regions of the electromagnetic spectrum. 多谱线的，多谱段的 multispectral images from satellites 卫星传来的多谱线图像。 Example sentencesExamples - They may be facing a series of major environmental catastrophes over the next twenty years and, without the early warning provided by multispectral satellite imagery, these catastrophes could come as a surprise or set of surprises.
- These features represent a marked advantage in using multispectral digital images with respect to a single acquisition of color fluorescence images by a color camera through a long-pass filter.
- This multispectral sensor suite is simplified by powerful onboard computing power, automatic target detection, and aided recognition software.
- Extensive forensic ink analysis and multispectral imaging tests provided further physical evidence that placed the documents in the same time period.
- In the long run, of course, people will learn how to use the inherent dispersion of optical phased-array devices to enhance multispectral sensors, since spectral-based sensors require some dispersion.
- To solve these problems, a method for quantification of stain conditions from microscopic images taken by multispectral microscope systems has been proposed.
- We can then choose a few optimal spectral bands that will get the job done with enough speed and accuracy when used in multispectral imaging systems.
- We then build a multispectral image consisting of five spectral bands (visible, near-IR, and three thermal IR channels) and use the program for further processing and interpretation.
- Satellite or airborne multispectral imaging of this kind, used a lot by geologists and environmental analysts, holds great potential for archaeology - but to date its use has been limited.
- In multispectral images, the same spatial region is captured multiple times using different imaging modalities.
- Based on recent results, this year we have developed modules that demonstrate that digital image standardization and decision support systems based on multispectral imaging are realistic.
- By adding multiple laser wavelengths, it will be possible to perform active multispectral imaging, with improved radiometric performance and fewer shadows.
- A new method for detecting the tissue-specific distribution of flavonoids has been developed by coupling microspectrofluorometry and multispectral fluorescence microimaging techniques.
- Second, the multispectral images can be used for estimating surface spectral reflectance of an object in a natural scene, which is an inherent physical property of its surface.
- Therefore, multispectral autofluorescence imaging and spectrofluorometry represent complementary techniques that can provide a more complete quantitative and qualitative analysis of tissue samples.
- The larger of these is connected to both a multispectral camera and an infrared spectrometer.
- Although the system can analyze only temporal changes of cellular fluorescence, the expansion to a multispectral imaging system for spatiotemporal analysis is straightforward.
- In our experiment multispectral fluorescence microimaging and image elaboration has been performed for the first time to visualize the flavonoid distribution on leaf cross sections.
- When researchers use multispectral imaging, they take many pictures of the same object or scene; for each shot, they use a different filter that's finely tuned to capture only certain wavelengths of light.
- The plane-mounted camera system uses four separate sensors to obtain true-color and false-color infrared, multispectral images of fire ant mounds.
Definition of multispectral in US English: multispectraladjectiveˌməltī- Operating in or involving several regions of the electromagnetic spectrum. 多谱线的，多谱段的 multispectral images from satellites 卫星传来的多谱线图像。 Example sentencesExamples - Second, the multispectral images can be used for estimating surface spectral reflectance of an object in a natural scene, which is an inherent physical property of its surface.
- Therefore, multispectral autofluorescence imaging and spectrofluorometry represent complementary techniques that can provide a more complete quantitative and qualitative analysis of tissue samples.
- In multispectral images, the same spatial region is captured multiple times using different imaging modalities.
- We can then choose a few optimal spectral bands that will get the job done with enough speed and accuracy when used in multispectral imaging systems.
- In the long run, of course, people will learn how to use the inherent dispersion of optical phased-array devices to enhance multispectral sensors, since spectral-based sensors require some dispersion.
- By adding multiple laser wavelengths, it will be possible to perform active multispectral imaging, with improved radiometric performance and fewer shadows.
- This multispectral sensor suite is simplified by powerful onboard computing power, automatic target detection, and aided recognition software.
- Based on recent results, this year we have developed modules that demonstrate that digital image standardization and decision support systems based on multispectral imaging are realistic.
- A new method for detecting the tissue-specific distribution of flavonoids has been developed by coupling microspectrofluorometry and multispectral fluorescence microimaging techniques.
- In our experiment multispectral fluorescence microimaging and image elaboration has been performed for the first time to visualize the flavonoid distribution on leaf cross sections.
- The plane-mounted camera system uses four separate sensors to obtain true-color and false-color infrared, multispectral images of fire ant mounds.
- Extensive forensic ink analysis and multispectral imaging tests provided further physical evidence that placed the documents in the same time period.
- Satellite or airborne multispectral imaging of this kind, used a lot by geologists and environmental analysts, holds great potential for archaeology - but to date its use has been limited.
- We then build a multispectral image consisting of five spectral bands (visible, near-IR, and three thermal IR channels) and use the program for further processing and interpretation.
- To solve these problems, a method for quantification of stain conditions from microscopic images taken by multispectral microscope systems has been proposed.
- The larger of these is connected to both a multispectral camera and an infrared spectrometer.
- When researchers use multispectral imaging, they take many pictures of the same object or scene; for each shot, they use a different filter that's finely tuned to capture only certain wavelengths of light.
- They may be facing a series of major environmental catastrophes over the next twenty years and, without the early warning provided by multispectral satellite imagery, these catastrophes could come as a surprise or set of surprises.
- Although the system can analyze only temporal changes of cellular fluorescence, the expansion to a multispectral imaging system for spatiotemporal analysis is straightforward.
- These features represent a marked advantage in using multispectral digital images with respect to a single acquisition of color fluorescence images by a color camera through a long-pass filter.
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