Plants in Computer Vision One Day BMVA symposium in London, UK November 16th 2016 Chairs: Hannah Dee Keynote Speakers: Sotirios Tsaftaris, Chancellor’s fellow, University of Edinburgh & Hanno Scharr, Head of Quantitative Image Analysis, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany www.bmva.org/meetings Registration Book online at bmva.org/meetings £10 for BMVA Members £30 for Non Members, includes BMVA Membership Programme New methods in plant biology have led to an explosion in data types and methods of data acquisition, and much of this data is image-based in nature. Computer vision, image analysis and image processing techniques are being applied to more plant data than ever before. 9:00 Registration opens 9:30 Keynote 1: Hanno Scharr - Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany 10.30 Jonathon Gibbs - A Fully Automated Active Vision Cell for 3D Reconstruction of Plant Shoots 10.50 Coffee Break and Posters 11.50 Gytis Bernotas - 3D plant surface reconstruction using the Photometric Stereo technique 12.00 Dominic Williams - Segmentation & splitting of hyperspectral images of raspberry’s in field conditions 12.20 Norman MacLeod - Automating leaf physiognomic character identification for taxonomic, phylogenetic and climate change research 12.40 Lunch and Posters 13.20 keynote 2: Sotirios Tsaftaris - Edinburgh University 14.20 Jonathan Bell - Detecting leaf-from-leaf occluding edges in Arabidopsis thaliana 14.40 Andrew French - New analysis and traits for automated phenotyping 15.00 Christian Fournier - Phenomenal: a software framework for model-assisted analysis of high throughput plant phenotyping data 15.20 Rick van de Zedde - Plant architecture measurement using a 3D reconstruction method suitable for high throughput plant phenotyping 15.40 Coffee Break 16.00 Marco Aita - Circumnutation in 3D 16.20 Milan Sulc - Fine-Grained Recognition of Plants in the Wild 16.40 Shafiekhani, A - Vinobot and Vinoculer: Two Robotic Platforms for Field Phenotyping Posters A Raspberry Pi based solution for high quality automated plant imaging using RFID technology - Katie Awty-Carroll, Colin Sauze, Kevin Williams Developing continuous Gravimetric systems for use in plant Phenotyping - Nathan Hughes Watering plants makes them grow a bit later- K S Williams, R D Boyle Producing and analysing a seed germination time series dataset - Danny Awty-Carroll; Paul Robson Flower identification on species level with uneven classes and few images - Vasiliki Simaiaki, Andrea Mirabile, Eduard Vazquez Visibility in foliage - Miles Hansard Root System Recovery from X-ray CT Image Data of Fully-Developed Wheat Plants - Stefan Mairhofer Brian Atkinson Craig J. Sturrock Sacha J. Mooney Malcolm J. Bennett Tony P. Pridmore Registration Book online at bmva.org/meetings £10 for BMVA Members £30 for Non Members, includes BMVA Membership