主要功能

●  動態(tài)監(jiān)測根系的生長動態(tài)

●  長期監(jiān)測根系的詳細結(jié)構(gòu)（甚至土壤顆粒）

●  可以快速獲得不同深度的根系分布或土壤剖面圖像

●  定點、連續(xù)觀測根系在整個生長季中的動態(tài)變化

●  快速的掃描獲得高清的根系圖像

●  掃描軟件可以設置不同圖像格式（BMP、JPG、TIF和PNG）

●  對光源進行設置，滿足不同土壤環(huán)境下的掃描

●  ICAP命名方式兼容不同分析軟件

●  分析軟可以快速的進行分析根系的相關(guān)參數(shù)（根長、周長、表面積、體積、根尖數(shù)、直徑等36個常用參數(shù)）

測量參數(shù)

●  根系長度、直徑、截面積、投影面積、根尖數(shù)等參數(shù)

●  獲取定位的不同時間季節(jié)、不同深度的根系分布或土壤剖面圖像數(shù)據(jù)

應用領(lǐng)域

廣泛應用在田間農(nóng)作物根系研究、林木根系長期監(jiān)測，水利工程（例如大壩）護坡草坪選種培育、古樹病蟲害的監(jiān)測、草原的植被恢復與保護研究。

主要技術(shù)參數(shù)

●  工作環(huán)境：0℃～50℃,相對濕度0～100%RH（沒有水汽凝結(jié)）

●  *主機特點：柱型設計的360度旋轉(zhuǎn)光電耦合主機，可對根系和土壤狀態(tài)進行不變形的線性數(shù)據(jù)獲取

●  可獲得高至1200Dpi高清圖像

●  無損線性掃描

●  光學分辨率可選100、300、600、1200Dpi

●  電源：UMPC終端供電和軟件控制

●  接口：USB、WiFi或藍牙

●  數(shù)據(jù)存貯：直接存貯到數(shù)據(jù)處理終端

●  *一次獲取數(shù)據(jù)尺寸：21.56cm×18.3cm

●  主機獲取速率：≥30秒（依據(jù)選擇不同Dpi）

●  *主機探頭尺寸：35.9cm長×4.6cm（直徑）

●  控制盒尺寸：18 cm × 7.5 cm × 5 cm

●  *主機：750g

根管

●  內(nèi)徑：5.0cm

●  外徑：5.7cm

●  壁厚：3.2mm

●  長度：1m或2m

選購指南

主機、專業(yè)根系軟件、校準管、探桿、連接電纜、使用說明書、便攜式儀器箱 

配置選項一

根系分析軟件系統(tǒng) 

CI-690ROOTSNAP根系分析軟件系統(tǒng)

CI-690 RootSnap專業(yè)根系分析軟件安裝在觸摸屏的圖像數(shù)據(jù)處理終端上，可以非常方便的使用手指在根圖上劃過選擇根系（新型方式）或使用鼠標點擊選擇根(傳統(tǒng)方式)，RootSnap將自動擬合根生長的軌跡，包括調(diào)整根系軌跡弧度，根系角度研究，手指控制放大縮小圖像等。自動測量根的長度、直徑、表面積、體積等參數(shù)，還可以一鍵估算圖像中的總生物量。

功能

●  多點控制界面，優(yōu)化觸屏功能

●  根長、面積、體積、直徑和分枝角的測量

●  平均根參數(shù)

●  在6秒內(nèi)快速獲得根的軌跡

●  改善圖像品質(zhì)

●  自動“Snap to Root"功能

●  綜合分析關(guān)鍵包

●  時間序列根圖分析

●  友好的用戶界面

配置選項二

WinRHIZO Tron MF根系分析軟件

利用WinRHIZO Tron MF可以對CI-600獲取的根系圖像進行分析，可得到根系根長、表面積、投影面積、體積、平均根直徑和根尖數(shù)目等參數(shù)，監(jiān)測根系時空生長變化。

產(chǎn)地：美國CID

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