非破壊による青果物の選別に関する研究(II) : ナシ,リンゴ損傷果の分光反射特性

島根大学農学部研究報告 Volume 25 Page 75-80 published_at 1991-12-21
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Title
非破壊による青果物の選別に関する研究(II) : ナシ,リンゴ損傷果の分光反射特性
Title
Studies on Nondestructive Quality Sorting of Agricultural Products(II) : Spectral Reflectance for Pear and Apple Defects
Title Transcription
ヒ ハカイ ニ ヨル セイカブツ ノ センベツ ニ カンスル ケンキュウ 2 ナシ リンゴ ソンショウ カ ノ ブンコウ ハンシャ トクセイ
Creator
Iwao Toshio
Li Xiao Ming
Shibusawa Sakae
Fujiura Tateshi
Mohri Kentaro
Source Title
島根大学農学部研究報告
Bulletin of the Faculty of Agriculture, Shimane University
Volume 25
Start Page 75
End Page 80
Journal Identifire
ISSN 0370940X
Descriptions
In order to develope the machine vision sorting and grading system for the fruits,the optical properties of the FUJI apple and the NIJISSEIKI pear were measured by a spectrophtometer(Model UV−3100 by SHIMAZU co.)
The spectral reflectances of the normal surface and the defectives(scar,bruise,cut,compression,puncture,friction,and etc.)were measured in the wave length between 290nm and 2500nm. And the standard deviation of the optical properties about the normal fruits and the defects were investigated.
The optical properties of normal fruits in visible wave length region(290-780nm)were complicated because of the variation in color over the surface,but in near infrared region,they were about same values of spectral reflectance expecially and the defference of the spectral reflectance between all the defects and normal fruits(excepted the compress defects)were over 10% in the wave length between 500nm and 900nm.
Because the color variance of fruits surface did not affect in near infrared region,this study concludes that the detection of the defects with the machine vision system should be carried out in the near infrared region between 800nm and 900nm.
Language
jpn
Resource Type departmental bulletin paper
Publisher
島根大学農学部
Shimane University, Faculty of Agriculture
Date of Issued 1991-12-21
Access Rights open access
Relation
[NCID] AN00108015