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Smoknbabe
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Are ya sure? this is different from my pm earlier.....
Oh? I thought it was the same,
Nevermind
Oh damn!!!!!!!!!!!
DaBastards!!!
"Technical Abstract: Detection of illegal Cannabis cultivation by law enforcement agencies currently relies on low flying aircraft manned by trained aerial spotters.
(yad, yad)
For distributed cultivations, requirements for high spatial resolution imagery become paramount and an alternative signature approach may be warranted. Analysis of Cannabis diffuse, nadir spectral signatures using laboratory, field and airborne data show a lack of stable, unique absorption features to use as a universal reference signature. However, Cannabis leaves appear to have a specular reflectance feature that contributes to the ¿emerald green¿ appearance reported by aerial spotters. This specular signature may be worthy of exploitation for detection. The leaf shape and plant architecture of Cannabis also offer potential spatial signatures that can be quantified using image texture analysis. These spatial signatures also warrant further investigation.
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"Objective:
1 develop methods for quantifying nutrients and constructing nutrient budgets for crops at the leaf, field, watershed, and regional scales;
2 develop methods for measuring crop residue cover and soil organic carbon;
3 develop methods for mapping crop and soil management zones;
and 4 develop advanced methods to detect weeds and narcotic plants."
Nevermind
Oh damn!!!!!!!!!!!
DaBastards!!!
"Technical Abstract: Detection of illegal Cannabis cultivation by law enforcement agencies currently relies on low flying aircraft manned by trained aerial spotters.
(yad, yad)
For distributed cultivations, requirements for high spatial resolution imagery become paramount and an alternative signature approach may be warranted. Analysis of Cannabis diffuse, nadir spectral signatures using laboratory, field and airborne data show a lack of stable, unique absorption features to use as a universal reference signature. However, Cannabis leaves appear to have a specular reflectance feature that contributes to the ¿emerald green¿ appearance reported by aerial spotters. This specular signature may be worthy of exploitation for detection. The leaf shape and plant architecture of Cannabis also offer potential spatial signatures that can be quantified using image texture analysis. These spatial signatures also warrant further investigation.
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"Objective:
1 develop methods for quantifying nutrients and constructing nutrient budgets for crops at the leaf, field, watershed, and regional scales;
2 develop methods for measuring crop residue cover and soil organic carbon;
3 develop methods for mapping crop and soil management zones;
and 4 develop advanced methods to detect weeds and narcotic plants."
Smokin Moose
Fallen Cannabis Warrior & Ex Moderator
This has been used in Australia to distinguish Lantana from Cannabis.
chancedebris
New Member
In this weeks Economist, are tech articles about new scanners for battlefield that can detect all sorts of reflectors. They do not have to be metal, or even hard as different fabrics also give off signals.
Sooo they must have a few similar heat signature?
Man, I got that stuff all over the place here.
We talkin' Lantana with orange flower clusterss and blackish purple/shinny seed clusters?
