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Talk B32 15:15

Application of inline digital holographic techniques to detect size, distribution & shape of airborne particles as well as aqueous solutions of yeast

Sabrina Ernst1, Hauke Buse1, Frank Buchmueller1, Horst Kreitlow1, Robert Parkin2
  1. 1Hochschule Emden/Leer, University of Applied Sciences Emden/Leer
  2. 2Loughborough University

sabrina.ernst@fh-oow.de

For instance, Pollen information services are still using manual counting to determine the integrated mass of pollen within a known measurement volume. Similar methods are used to determine the yeast concentration in aqueous solutions. Inline digital holographic techniques are useful to store the spacial distribution of e.g. pollen or yeast. The subsequent numerical reconstruction of the volume to be analysed is used to evaluate automatically quantity, size, shape and three dimensional distributions of the mentioned particles

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@inproceedings{dgao110-b32, title = {Application of inline digital holographic techniques to detect size, distribution & shape of airborne particles as well as aqueous solutions of yeast}, author = {Sabrina Ernst, Hauke Buse, Frank Buchmueller, Horst Kreitlow, Robert Parkin}, booktitle = {DGaO-Proceedings, 110. Jahrestagung}, year = {2009}, publisher = {Deutsche Gesellschaft für angewandte Optik e.V.}, issn = {1614-8436}, note = {Talk B32} }
110. Annual Conference of the DGaO · Brescia · 2009