Assessment of Seed Viability by Laser Speckle Techniques

Autores
Braga, Roberto A.; Dal Fabbro, Inácio M.; Borem, Flávio M.; Rabelo, Giovanni; Arizaga, Ricardo; Rabal, Héctor Jorge; Trivi, Marcelo Ricardo
Año de publicación
2003
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inglés
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This work presents a new technique as a potential methodology to analyse seeds. The technology is known as dynamic speckle, or biospeckle, an optical phenomenon produced when active materials, such as biological tissue, are illuminated by laser light. In the present work, the biological activity of seed tissues has been inferred from quantitative and qualitative measurements of their speckle activity. The aim is to show that the biospeckle technique has a potential as a methodology to assess seed viability. One aspect that needs to be investigated is how the water content in the seeds affects bio-speckle activity. An experiment has been performed to determine the effect of humidity in the results. Seed activity for different levels of humidity was determined using quantitative and qualitative methods. Also, in others experiments, viable and non-viable seeds with different specific humidity levels could be classified using the same technique.
Facultad de Ingeniería (FI)
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Física
dynamic speckle
biospeckle
optical phenomenon
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Assessment of Seed Viability by Laser Speckle Techniques
title Assessment of Seed Viability by Laser Speckle Techniques
spellingShingle Assessment of Seed Viability by Laser Speckle Techniques
Braga, Roberto A.
Física
dynamic speckle
biospeckle
optical phenomenon
title_short Assessment of Seed Viability by Laser Speckle Techniques
title_full Assessment of Seed Viability by Laser Speckle Techniques
title_fullStr Assessment of Seed Viability by Laser Speckle Techniques
title_full_unstemmed Assessment of Seed Viability by Laser Speckle Techniques
title_sort Assessment of Seed Viability by Laser Speckle Techniques
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Braga, Roberto A.
Dal Fabbro, Inácio M.
Borem, Flávio M.
Rabelo, Giovanni
Arizaga, Ricardo
Rabal, Héctor Jorge
Trivi, Marcelo Ricardo
author Braga, Roberto A.
author_facet Braga, Roberto A.
Dal Fabbro, Inácio M.
Borem, Flávio M.
Rabelo, Giovanni
Arizaga, Ricardo
Rabal, Héctor Jorge
Trivi, Marcelo Ricardo
author_role author
author2 Dal Fabbro, Inácio M.
Borem, Flávio M.
Rabelo, Giovanni
Arizaga, Ricardo
Rabal, Héctor Jorge
Trivi, Marcelo Ricardo
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Física
dynamic speckle
biospeckle
optical phenomenon
topic Física
dynamic speckle
biospeckle
optical phenomenon
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv This work presents a new technique as a potential methodology to analyse seeds. The technology is known as dynamic speckle, or biospeckle, an optical phenomenon produced when active materials, such as biological tissue, are illuminated by laser light. In the present work, the biological activity of seed tissues has been inferred from quantitative and qualitative measurements of their speckle activity. The aim is to show that the biospeckle technique has a potential as a methodology to assess seed viability. One aspect that needs to be investigated is how the water content in the seeds affects bio-speckle activity. An experiment has been performed to determine the effect of humidity in the results. Seed activity for different levels of humidity was determined using quantitative and qualitative methods. Also, in others experiments, viable and non-viable seeds with different specific humidity levels could be classified using the same technique.
Facultad de Ingeniería (FI)
description This work presents a new technique as a potential methodology to analyse seeds. The technology is known as dynamic speckle, or biospeckle, an optical phenomenon produced when active materials, such as biological tissue, are illuminated by laser light. In the present work, the biological activity of seed tissues has been inferred from quantitative and qualitative measurements of their speckle activity. The aim is to show that the biospeckle technique has a potential as a methodology to assess seed viability. One aspect that needs to be investigated is how the water content in the seeds affects bio-speckle activity. An experiment has been performed to determine the effect of humidity in the results. Seed activity for different levels of humidity was determined using quantitative and qualitative methods. Also, in others experiments, viable and non-viable seeds with different specific humidity levels could be classified using the same technique.
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