Resulting component concentration maps were scaled to be directly comparable to the commercial scanner results by convolving the hyperspectral data recreated by the concentration maps of the emissions of interest with the optical filter function of each of the commercial scanner channels.
In the special issue [23] the recent interest in developing sensor networks for different sensible applications, for area monitoring, including detecting, identifying, locating and tracking the emission signals of interest is emphasized.
"It is good that China accepts that their emissions [are] of interest to the whole world.
Third, the high air pollutant emissions would be of interest to atmospheric chemistry climate modelers.
This not only increases the emission signal from the species of interest but the narrow emission band also minimises the effects of distortion of the emission features, such as self-absorption, multiple scattering and inner filter effects, produced by interference from other excited species [21, 39, 40].
Given the low resolution of this technique, we used the emission from a region of interest spanning the zones of the growth plate to measure the effect of ALP addition on the emission curve.
Such distinguishable emission behavior may be of interest for designing fluorogenic sensors for targeted detection.
The models and parameter values should be changed to match the emission from the source of interest.
The concentration of Pb was evaluated by the standard calibration curve method as well as by using an approach based on the integrated intensity of strongest emission of an element of interest.
While in supercooled liquids single molecule fluorophores serve as guest reporters of the surrounding host, to interrogate conjugated polymers we have developed single molecule and single particle techniques using emission from the molecules of interest themselves.
The simulated and acquired sets of reconstructed phantom images showed close emission values in regions of interest with relative differences lower than 5%.
