This researcher will to conduct image analysis of the fragmentary and damaged medieval Insular manuscripts imaged within the project. #multispectralimaging #manuscripts #MSI

Background in statistical image processing, and either knowledge or aptitude to quickly learn multispectral imaging (MSI) standards and processing techniques in order to do the post-processing the MSI files of medieval manuscript pages captured for this project #multispectralimaging #MSI

Via #OPG_OMEx: Temperature-tunable cholesteric liquid crystal selective mirror for multispectral imaging applications https://bit.ly/4aqJJ0r #LiquidCrystals #MultispectralImaging💡⚛️

​A piece of cotton… and then blink — it’s gone. Watching gun cotton burn in visible light is impressive. Watching it in infrared and ultraviolet is something else entirely. 
IR shows lingering heat
UV reveals excited molecules
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​To your eyes: grass is grass To a multispectral camera? Not a chance. Real grass reflects near-infrared light. Artificial grass doesn’t. Run NDVI and the truth pops straight out. Looking green ≠ being green.
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Winter is one of the best seasons for multispectral photography.
With leaves gone and crops dormant, landscapes simplify — making: • plant dormancy visible • energy absorption clearer • biological activity easier to explain
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Apple is exploring multispectral camera sensors for future iPhones, aiming to enhance color accuracy and low-light performance. #Apple #iPhone #MultispectralImaging #TechNews Link: thedailytechfeed.com/apple-explor...

Dr Michael Sullivan @michaeljsullivan.bsky.social introduces the Recovery of Literary Manuscripts project, which is developing new digital techniques to recover lost lines of literature.
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CAPoxy: a feasibility study to investigate multispectral imaging in nailfold capillaroscopy
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New multispectral analysis of Voynich manuscript reveals hidden details Handwriting suggests Prague doctor named Johannes Marcus Marci tried to decode in 1640.

Researchers uncover hidden secrets in the Voynich Manuscript using multispectral imaging! 🌟🔍 This mysterious medieval text reveals new details, offering fresh clues about its undeciphered script. 📚💡 Read more: arstechnica.com/science/2024... #VoynichManuscript #MultispectralImaging #Mystery #oldnewz

Multispectral Imaging and Microscopic Analysis of a Medieval Runic Manuscript (AM 28 8vo) In recent decades scholars started reaching out to advanced imaging technologies to reveal hidden text of manuscripts or to identify features that are undetectable to the naked eye. To this end, Copenhagen, Den Arnamagnæanske Samling, AM 28 8vo, also known as Codex Runicus, one of the most famous and intriguing Danish medieval manuscripts written entirely in medieval runes, underwent multispectral imaging(MSI) and microscopic analysis. AM 28 8vo has been studied, edited and digitized, but no in-depth analysis of material features like erasures, changing of inks, missing or faded portions of texts by means of digital-based methods exists yet. Along with three scribes who wrote the texts, AM 28 8vo also includes a marginal apparatus that carries valuable information on the history of its ownership and its reading by leading Danish philologists. Some inks of both the main text and marginalia are examined here combining MSI and microscopic analyses to understand possible correlations between those who wrote, edited and annotated the texts directly on the manuscript. Finally, this contribution reports on the results of such analyses, taking spectral reflectance as a valid guide in a first attempt of mapping scribal hands, and demonstrates how it can expand our understanding of the manuscript, its production, and its history. 

🗞️New article published in the #DigitalMedievalist journal: 'Multispectral Imaging and Microscopic Analysis of a Medieval Runic Manuscript (AM 28 8vo)', by Paola Peratello.
#multispectralimaging #microscopicanalysis #digitalhumanities #medieval
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