Diatom Identification: a Double Challenge Called ADIAC

Hans du Buf; Micha Bayer; Stephen Droop; Ritchie Head; Steve Juggins; Stefan Fischer; Horst Bunke; Michael Wilkinson; Jos Roerdink; José Pech-Pacheco; Gabriel Cristóbal; Hamid Shahbazkia; Adrian Ciobanu

Diatom Identification: a Double Challenge Called ADIAC

Hans du Buf, Micha Bayer, Stephen Droop, Ritchie Head, Steve Juggins, Stefan Fischer, Horst Bunke, Michael Wilkinson, Jos Roerdink, José Pech-Pacheco, Gabriel Cristóbal, Hamid Shahbazkia, Adrian Ciobanu

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This paper introduces the project ADIAC (Automatic Diatom Identification and Classification), which started in May 1998 and which is financed by the European MAST (Marine Science and Technology) programme. The main goal is to develop algorithms for an automatic identification of diatoms using image information: both valve shape (contour) and ornamentation. The paper presents the goals of the project as well as first results on shape modeling and contour extraction. Public data are available in order to create student projects beyond the ADIAC partnership.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	EPRINTS-BOOK-TITLE
Publisher	University of Groningen, Johann Bernoulli Institute for Mathematics and Computer Science
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 1999

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