研究目的
To validate the Swisens Poleno, the first operational automatic pollen monitoring system based on digital holography, and develop a classification algorithm for identifying pollen taxa.
研究成果
The Swisens Poleno device, combined with the developed two-step classification algorithm, shows high accuracy in identifying pollen grains and classifying them into individual taxa. The device's ability to accurately count particles was verified against reference measurements, providing promising results for operational pollen monitoring.
研究不足
The study focused on dry pollen for model training, which may not fully represent fresh pollen conditions. The device's saturation level occurs at coarse particle concentrations above 30,000 particles per cubic metre.
1:Experimental Design and Method Selection:
The study used the Swisens Poleno device to capture holographic images of airborne particles and developed a two-step classification algorithm for pollen identification.
2:Sample Selection and Data Sources:
A calibration dataset was collected for eight different pollen taxa using online measurements from the Swisens Poleno device.
3:List of Experimental Equipment and Materials:
The Swisens Poleno device, polystyrene latex beads for controlled chamber experiments.
4:Experimental Procedures and Operational Workflow:
Pollen samples were continuously aerosolized using sound waves in a closed chamber around the detector inlet to generate a large number of events without saturating the detector.
5:Data Analysis Methods:
A combination of classical image analysis and a neural network algorithm was used to assess the performance of the instrument in terms of pollen identification.
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