Tree Ring Detection of Pine Tree Based on Visible Spectrum Channel
CAI Ying-zhu1, LIU Tian-yi2, 3, HUANG Shao-wei2, 3*, ZHAO Jing1, 2*
1. College of Electronics Engineering, South China Agricultural University, Guangzhou 510642, China
2. Guangdong Key Laboratory for Innovative Development and Utilization of Forest Plant Germplasm, Guangzhou 510642, China
3. College of Forestry and Landscape Archtichture, South China Agricultural University, Guangzhou 510642, China
Abstract：Annual ring parameter is an important indicator of tree growth. The current annual detection methods mainly include manual measurement, scanner method and X-ray method. These methods are time-consuming, labor-intensive, expensive to detect, and difficult to operate. For this reason, this paper proposed the method of using the visible spectrum to detect annual ring parameters. A special core analysis device was designed. The device is consist of a wide-spectrum symmetrical light source, a closed dark box, and a color CCD which is assembled external. Taking pine wood core as an example, The polished wood core is fixed horizontally on the stage, and capture images of the sample. Based on spectral analysis and extracting RGB grayscale intensity images, we can identify boundaries of early-wood and late-wood, and then a series of characteristic parameters are gained. Quick acquirement of tree-ring parameters by tree-ring picture processing can be realized. First, converts the RGB image acquired by the CCD to the NTSC color space to expand the color domain. Then, sets the filter window to filter out the background and cutting out the wood core image, by extracting the R, G, and B grayscale component images of the wood core image, it is found that the wood core B gray image has the most distinct difference in the early and late material regions. Based on this feature, the positional information of the boundary line of the early and late materials can be extracted. Differentiate the grayscale component map of the wood core B to obtain the spatial gradient of the gray level in the horizontal direction. The points corresponding to the maximal value of the gray change rate are determined. In view of the growth characteristics of the wood core, the maximum value of the gray change rate corresponding to the spatial position is first taken as a narrow pixel region, and then an intermediate value is taken in a narrow pixel region. Among them, the center point of the early material corresponds to the maximum value of the spectral curve, and the center point of the late material corresponds to the minimum value of the spectral curve. Combined with expert experience, establish the gray relationship between the center point of the early and late materials and the boundary line, and the position of each boundary line can be obtained. The indicators of annual rings can be further derived from the relationship between the boundaries of the wood and the annual rings. Comparing with the results of artificial identification of three forest tree breeding experts, the results of this method have extremely high accuracy, except for the position of the wood core near the end point. Using the data acquisition and analysis method of the visible spectrum channel to detect tree annual ring parameters, the detection process can be fully automated, highly efficient, and non-destructive. The accuracy can reach 0.1 mm and the result is accurate. Compared with the manual measurement method and the scanner method, the detection efficiency is higher; compared with the X-ray method, the detection process is safer, lower in cost, and more convenient to operate. It is a method with strong application.
蔡颖珠，刘天颐，黄少伟，赵 静. 基于可见光谱通道的松树年轮参数获取方法研究[J]. 光谱学与光谱分析, 2019, 39(05): 1530-1534.
CAI Ying-zhu, LIU Tian-yi, HUANG Shao-wei, ZHAO Jing. Tree Ring Detection of Pine Tree Based on Visible Spectrum Channel. SPECTROSCOPY AND SPECTRAL ANALYSIS, 2019, 39(05): 1530-1534.
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