Articles

• Effect of photoperiod manipulation on the daily rhythms of melatonin and reproductive hormones in caged European sea bass
  The aim of the present research was to investigate the effects of photoperiod manipulation on daily rhythms of melatonin and reproductive hormones (pituitary and plasma LH, testosterone [T] and 11-ketotestosterone [11KT]) in juvenile sea bass, kept in net cages under farming conditions in winter.
• Influence of light intensity, spectrum and orientation on sea bass plasma and ocular melatonin
  In this paper we describe the effects of a light pulse in the middle of the dark phase on plasma and ocular melatonin in European sea bass.
• Application of Near-infrared Spectroscopy in Quality Control and Determination of Adulteration of African Essential Oils
  An evaluation has been made of the potential of near-infrared (NIR) technologies in the assessment of essential oil components and in the identification of individual essential oils. The results showed that cross-validation models are able to predict accurately almost all of the components of essential oils.
• In Situ Characterization of Soil Clay Content with Visible Near-Infrared Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy
  The overall goal of this research was to evaluate the feasibility of VNIR-DRS for in situ quantification of clay content of soil from a variety of parent materials.
• Detection of Cell Wall Chemical Variation in Zea mays Mutants Using Near-infrared Spectroscopy
  
• Rapid Biomass Analysis - New Tools for Compositional Analysis of Corn Stover Feedstocks and Process Intermediates from Ethanol Production
  New, rapid, and inexpensive methods that monitor the chemical composition of corn stover and corn stover-derived samples are a key element to enabling the commercialization of processes that convert stover to fuels and chemicals.
• VNIR Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy for Agricultural Soil Property Determination Based on Regression-Kriging
  In this article, the regression-kriging method was used to account for spatial dependence among soil samples and aid in prediction model development.
• Portable Explosives Scanner Developed for DAC TD
  News Article — published 4/21/03 by DAC TD 21 April 03
• Predicting the Concentration and Specific Gravity of Biodiesel-Diesel Blends Using Near Infrared Spectroscopy
  Biodiesel made from different source materials usually have different physical and chemical properties and the concentration of biodiesel in biodiesel-diesel blends varies from pump to pump and from user to user; all these factors have significant effects on performance and efficiency of engines fueled with biodiesel.
• Spectroscopy of Humid Tropical Forests
  Gregory Asner, Carnegie Institution for Science
• An Innovative Approach to Normalize Soil Reflectance Spectra Acquired by Different Spectrometers and Operators
  Eyal Ben Dor, Geography Department, Tel Aviv University
• Demonstration of a Visible and Near-infrared Illuminated Penetrometer Probe for In Situ Subsurface Soil Interrogation
  David J. Brown, Washington State University
• Using NIRS to Determine Insect Species and Age, and to Determine Single Kernel Quality
  Floyd Dowell, USDA ARS EWERU
• Spectral Signatures of Nighttime Lights
  Chris Elvidge, NOAA National Geophysical Data Center
• Spectral Reflectance of Wetted Soils
  William Philpot, Cornell University
• Integrating Traditional Handheld Remotely Sensed Measurement Techniques with Chemometric Analyses in the Classroom
  Kevin P. Price, Agronomy and Geography, Kansas State University
• Application of Hyperspectral Remote Sensing in Soils and Agriculture
  Rabi Narayan Sahoo, Division of Agricultural Physics, Indian Agricultural Research Institute
• Scaling Spectroscopic Approaches – From Leaf Albedo to Ecosystems Mapping
  Michael E. Schaepman, University of Zurich
• Remote Sensing of Environmental Insults with Characteristic Spectral Features
  Robert K. Vincent, Bowling Green State University
• The Hyperspectral Characteristics of Cotton Leaf Infected with Verticillium Wilt and Aphid
  KeRu Wang, Key Laboratory of Oasis Ecology Agriculture of Xinjiang Corps/Shihezi University
• NIR Determination of Major Constituents in Tropical Root and Tuber Crop Flours
  Tropical root and tuber crops (cassava, sweet potato, taro, and yam) are staples in developing countries where rapid urbanization is strengthening the demand for flour based foods. The objectives of this study were to calibrate Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) for routine analysis of flours and to test its reliability to determine their major constituents.