Programme

Workshop Programme

14:00-­14:10

Welcoming message and short introduction to phenotyping

14:10-­15:00

Keynote

 

Anton van Hengel

Image-based structural plant phenomics, and why we’re asking the wrong questions

15:00-­16:00

Challenges: LSC and LCC

15:00

Deep Leaf Segmentation Using Synthetic Data        

Daniel Ward, Peyman Moghadam, Nicolas Hudson

15:20

Leaf counting: Multiple scale regression and detection using deep CNNs

Yotam Itzhaky, Guy Farjon, Faina Khoroshevsky, Alon Shpigler, Aharon Bar-Hillel

15:40

Data Augmentation using Conditional Generative Adversarial Networks for Leaf Counting in Arabidopsis Plants  

Yezi Zhu, Marc Aoun, Marcel Krijn, Joaquin Vanschoren

16:00-­17:00

Coffee break and Poster Session

 

Instance segmentation for plant growth dynamics assessment in artificial soilless conditions. Dmitrii Shadrin

 

What’s That Plant? WTPlant is a Deep Learning System to Identify Plants in Natural Images. Jonas Krause, Gavin Sugita, Kyungim Baek, Lipyeow Lim

 

Soybean Leaf Coverage Estimation for Field-Phenotyping. Kevin Keller, Raghav Khanna, Norbert Kirchgessner, Helge Aasen

 

Measuring Ground Truth for 3D Reconstruction of Plants. Pablo Amador, Mark Müller-Linow, Hanno Scharr

 

Deep Neural Networks for Root System Analysis. Hanno Scharr, Patrick Schwehn, Max Riedel, Katrin Heinz, Kerstin Nagel

 

FLU/VIS registration approach to automated segmentation of VIS plant images. Evgeny Gladilin

 

Low-cost image annotation for supervised machine learning. Application to the detection of weeds in dense culture. Salma Samiei, Ali Ahmad, Pejman Rasti, Etienne Belin, David Rousseau

 

Semantic segmentation on 3D tomato seedling point cloud using deep learning. Weinan Shi, Gert Kootstra, Huanyu Jiang

 

An affordable system to phenotype the root system architecture of the chickpea. Mario Valerio Giuffrida, Thibaut Bontpart, Cristobal Concha-Vidal, Ingrid Robertson, Sotirios Tsaftaris, Peter Doerner

 

Photometric Stereo data for Leaf Segmentation and Plant Phenotyping. Gytis Bernotas, Livia Scorza, Mark Hansen, Lyndon Smith, Karen Halliday, Alistair McCormick, Melvyn Smith

 

High-throughput Phenotyping of Tan Spot Disease on Wheat using IoT and Deep Learning: A proposal workflow. Marcio Nicolau

 

Pheno-Deep Counter: the universal and versatile deep learning architecture for leaf count. Mario Valerio Giuffrida, Peter Doerner, Sotirios Tsaftaris

 

Deep Plant Growth Prediction. Shunsuke Sakurai, Hideaki Uchiyama, Atsushi Shimada, Rin-ichiro Taniguchi

 

RGB -Thermal Sensor Fusion for Leaf Temperature Estimation in Field-Phenotyping. Semion Rozov, Raghav Khanna, Norbert Kirchgessner, Helge Aasen

 

Graph encoding of multiscale structural networks from binary images with application to bioimaging. Nicolas Pasisse, Aurélien Gourrier, Rachel Genthial, Delphine Debarre, Andrea Bassi, David Rousseau

 

Crop Stem Width Estimation in Highly Cluttered Field Environment. Anwesa Choudhuri, Girish Chowdhary [supplemental material]

 

Automated extraction of phyllotactic traits from Arabidopsis thaliana. Timothée Wintz, David Colliaux, Peter Hanappe

17:00-­18:20

Computer Vision Solutions and Imaging Systems

17:00

A New 4D-RGB Mapping Technique for Field-Based High-Throughput Phenotyping

Ali Shafiekhani, Felix B. Fritschi, Guilherme DeSouza

17:20

Low-cost vision machine for high-throughput automated monitoring of heterotrophic seedling growth on wet paper support             

Pejman Rasti, Didier Demilly, Landry Benoit, Etienne Belin, Sylvie Ducournau, Francois Chapeau-Blondeau, David Rousseau

17:40

Root Gap Correction with a Deep Inpainting Model             

Hao Chen, Mario Valerio Giuffrida, Peter Doerner, Sotirios Tsaftaris

18:00

Towards Low-Cost Image-based Plant Phenotyping using Reduced-Parameter CNN

John Atanbori, Feng Chen, Andrew French, Tony Pridmore

18:20-­18:35

Closing remarks

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IPPN Working Group: Imaging for Phenotyping

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Some example images from data set