Automatic counting system for density of Bemisia tabaci adults

An automatic counting and bemisia tabaci technology, applied in the field of insect counting, can solve the problems of time-consuming, labor-intensive accuracy, cumbersome, cumbersome operation, etc., and achieve the effect of saving operation steps

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-08-04
HUNAN PLANT PROTECTION INST
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[0002]At present, in the related fields of whitefly research and pest forecasting and control, the work of counting whitefly adults per unit area on the host plant or on the yellow board , is a real work that is often faced. The existing counting methods are all carried out manually, counting and recording with paper and pen at the same time, relying on manual counting and superimposing data; and whitefly adults due to their small size and With the ability to fly, the leaves and yellow plates of different host plants vary in size and size. When the population density is slightly higher, and it is necessary to compare the adults of Bemisia tabaci on different objects, this work becomes more important. Very cumbersome, time-consuming and labor-intensive with poor accuracy
In the prior art, there is a system that relies on image processing technology and programming technology to complete the automatic counting of tiny insects, such as the counting of aphids on yellow boards, etc. However, the system has the following defects: 1. The objects faced It is designed for the acquisition of images with the same background brightness of the same image. It is necessary to uniformly capture the background area, such as the number of insects on a yellow board with a fixed size, and the distance between the camera and the image background needs to be

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[0026] The present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with specific embodiments and accompanying drawings.

[0027] Such as figure 1 Shown, the whitefly adult density automatic counting method of the present invention, its step is:

[0028] (1) Distance measurement: measure the distance between the imaging device and the imaging object; in this embodiment, the imaging device is a digital camera, and the data processing device is a computer. The present invention can use ruler or tape measure to directly measure the distance between the camera head and the imaging object when the digital camera takes pictures, and can also use the short-distance laser range finder to more accurately measure the distance between the camera head and the imaging object when the digital camera shoots the object , and save the data to the computer. The distance between the digital camera camera and the imaging object will affect the number of pixels occupied by each...

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The invention discloses a method for automatically counting the density of Bemisia tabaci adults. The method comprises the following: a step (1) of measuring the distance, which is to measure the distance between an imaging device and an imaging object; a step (2) of acquiring images, which is to acquire images including the Bemisia tabaci adults by means of the imaging device; a step (3) of recognizing the Bemisia tabaci in the acquired images and automatically counting the Bemisia tabaci; a step (4) of computing the area of hostplant leaves; and a step (5) of obtaining the number of the Bemisia tabaci adults in unit area of hostplant leaves , namely the density of the Bemisia tabaci adults, according to the results of the step (3) and the step (4). The method for automatically counting the density of Bemisia tabaci adults can automatically, rapidly, and accurately recognize and count the Bemisia tabaci adults in complex situations in fields.

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technical field [0001] The invention mainly relates to the field of insect counting methods in insect research, in particular to an automatic counting method for the density of whitefly adults. Background technique [0002] At present, in the related fields of Bemisia tabaci research and pest forecasting and control, counting the adults of Bemisia tabaci per unit area on the host plant or on the yellow board is a realistic work that is often faced. The existing counting methods , are all carried out manually, counting and recording with paper and pen at the same time, relying on manual counting and superimposing data; and whitefly adults are small in size and have the ability to fly, and the leaves and yellow boards of different host plants have large areas. Small differences, when the population density is slightly higher, and it is necessary to compare the adult whitefly density of whitefly adults on different objects, this work is very cumbersome, time-consuming and labor...

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IPC IPC(8): G06M11/00G06K9/78
Inventor 胡雅辉高灵旺
Owner HUNAN PLANT PROTECTION INST
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