Waste materials characterization and recognition can be obtained through their surface spectral response. Such a goal can be reached adopting specialized devices that are able to develop acquisition strategies based on the collection of hyperspectral images. The analyses of the detected spectra can give useful information concerning the investigated material surface properties, status and physical-chemical attributes. This last aspect can be utilized to define and implement on-line procedures aimed to recognize different particulate solid waste as they result after specific processing/selection actions. The present study addressed the application of hyperspectral imaging approach for compost products characterization, in order to develop control strategies to be implemented at the plant scale. Reflectance spectra of selected compost samples have been acquired in the visible-near infrared field (VIS-NIR): 400-1000 nm. Correlations have been established between the physical-chemical characteristics of the different compost products and their detected reflectance spectral signature. © 2009 WIT Press. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

G. Bonifazi, S. Serranti, A. Bonoli, A. Dall’Ara (2009). Innovative recognition-sorting procedures applied to solid waste: the hyperspectral approach. Southampton; Boston : WIT Press [10.2495/SDP090832].

Innovative recognition-sorting procedures applied to solid waste: the hyperspectral approach

BONOLI, ALESSANDRA;
2009

Abstract

Waste materials characterization and recognition can be obtained through their surface spectral response. Such a goal can be reached adopting specialized devices that are able to develop acquisition strategies based on the collection of hyperspectral images. The analyses of the detected spectra can give useful information concerning the investigated material surface properties, status and physical-chemical attributes. This last aspect can be utilized to define and implement on-line procedures aimed to recognize different particulate solid waste as they result after specific processing/selection actions. The present study addressed the application of hyperspectral imaging approach for compost products characterization, in order to develop control strategies to be implemented at the plant scale. Reflectance spectra of selected compost samples have been acquired in the visible-near infrared field (VIS-NIR): 400-1000 nm. Correlations have been established between the physical-chemical characteristics of the different compost products and their detected reflectance spectral signature. © 2009 WIT Press. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2009
Sustainable Development and Planning IV - Volume 2
885
894
G. Bonifazi, S. Serranti, A. Bonoli, A. Dall’Ara (2009). Innovative recognition-sorting procedures applied to solid waste: the hyperspectral approach. Southampton; Boston : WIT Press [10.2495/SDP090832].
G. Bonifazi;S. Serranti;A. Bonoli;A. Dall’Ara
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