Pose: phase II: an open source hyperspectral imaging ecosystem

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2303328
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$1,519,986

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New Haven, CT 06520, USA

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Abstract
Traditional photography produces images for human perception with a simple representation of color. Hyperspectral imaging (HSI) expands imaging beyond reproduction for human perception to precise spectral radiance recording ranging from the ultraviolet to the infrared wavelengths. The enhanced discernment enabled by HSI is used to benefit an abundance of applications across biology, medicine, pharmaceuticals, materials, cultural heritage preservation, and space operations. However, the application of HSI in the past has been inhibited by dispersed intellectual property, siloed and immature software tools and data, steep learning curves, and lack of industry standards. This project is releasing the potential of HSI by developing an open-source HSI ecosystem (HSI-OSE) with contributions from HSI instrument manufactures, academic researchers, software providers, and general users. The project?s novelties are a sustainable organizational structure for the HSI-OSE established around a tool and data hub that enables continuous, open, and asynchronous contributions from registered users in the community. The project's impacts are accelerating progress in application areas such as natural resource monitoring, climate change assessment, artifact authentication, cancer diagnostics, pathogen detection, and quality control in pharmaceuticals and seeds. The HSI-OSE advances knowledge in the field of hyperspectral imaging by promoting synergy among the community of manufacturers, researchers, and users with tools and data sharing, as well as feature requests. With a central hub for HSI data resources, IT enables further applications of the technology through machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI). Large amounts of data are generated in each HSI recording session depicting the attributes, properties, or characteristics of the imaging subject. Sophisticated software tools are required to process and interpret these data. This project creates a comprehensive HSI data resource and develops the protocols and standards for software development to enable data sharing across many machine ML/AI applications. The well-documented open-source software tools and hardware designs from the HSI-OSE also facilitate the entry of new adopters of the HSI technology. This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.- subawards are planned for this award.

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Amendment $19,988
Original award $1,499,998

Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
Rochester Institute Of Technology Under this program, RIT will fm1d approximately 50% of a postdoctoral researcher to support this effort. Dr. David Messinger will oversee the activities of… $112,310
University Of Massachusetts In wealthy nations, women tend to express more concern about climate change than men. Yet the gender gap in climate attitudes does not exist in poorer… $111,984
University Of Wisconsin System Deliverables: quarterly reports, either oral reports delivered during formal or informal meetings, or written reports delivered before the end of the months… $116,712
Brimrose Technology Corp Project Description: 1. Conduct single nucleus genomic assays RNA sequencing in brain tissues from NXWM collaborators 2. Generate, process, and analyze… $90,229
Brimrose Technology Corp Deliverables: Quarterly reports, either oral reports delivered during formal or informal meetings, or written reports delivered before the end of the months… $9,994
Rochester Institute Of Technology Under this program, RIT will fm1d approximately 50% of a postdoctoral researcher to support this effort. Dr. David Messinger will oversee the activities of… $9,994
Brimrose Technology Corp Deliverables: Quarterly reports, either oral reports delivered during formal or informal meetings, or written reports delivered before the end of the months… $95,984

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Who received award 2303328?

2303328 was awarded to Yale Univ by National Science Foundation on August 1, 2023.

How much is award 2303328 worth?

$1,519,986 has been obligated on 2303328.

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