主要功能
● 动态监测根系的生长动态
● 长期监测根系的详细结构（甚至土壤颗粒）
● 可以快速获得不同深度的根系分布或土壤剖面图像
● 定点、连续观测根系在整个生长季中的动态变化
● 快速的扫描获得高清的根系图像
● 扫描软件可以设置不同图像格式（BMP、JPG、TIF和PNG）
● 对光源进行设置，满足不同土壤环境下的扫描
● ICAP命名方式兼容不同分析软件
● 分析软可以快速的进行分析根系的相关参数（根长、周长、表面积、体积、根尖数、直径等36个常用参数）
测量参数
● 根系长度、直径、截面积、投影面积、根尖数等参数
● 获取定位的不同时间季节、不同深度的根系分布或土壤剖面图像数据
应用领域
广泛应用在田间农作物根系研究、林木根系长期监测，水利工程（例如大坝）护坡草坪选种培育、古树病虫害的监测、草原的植被恢复与保护研究。
主要技术参数
● 工作环境：0℃～50℃,相对湿度0～100%RH（没有水汽凝结）
● *主机特点：柱型设计的360度旋转光电耦合主机，可对根系和土壤状态进行不变形的线性数据获取
● 可获得高至1200Dpi高清图像
● 无损线性扫描
● 光学分辨率可选100、300、600、1200Dpi
● 电源：UMPC终端供电和软件控制
● 接口：USB、WiFi或蓝牙
● 数据存贮：直接存贮到数据处理终端
● *一次获取数据尺寸：21.56cm×18.3cm
● 主机获取速率：≥30秒（依据选择不同Dpi）
● *主机探头尺寸：35.9cm长×4.6cm（直径）
● 控制盒尺寸：18 cm × 7.5 cm × 5 cm
● *主机：750g
根管
● 内径：5.0cm
● 外径：5.7cm
● 壁厚：3.2mm
● 长度：1m或2m
选购指南
主机、专业根系软件、校准管、探杆、连接电缆、使用说明书、便携式仪器箱
配置选项一
根系分析软件系统
CI-690ROOTSNAP根系分析软件系统
CI-690 RootSnap专业根系分析软件安装在触摸屏的图像数据处理终端上，可以非常方便的使用手指在根图上划过选择根系（新型方式）或使用鼠标点击选择根(传统方式)，RootSnap将自动拟合根生长的轨迹，包括调整根系轨迹弧度，根系角度研究，手指控制放大缩小图像等。自动测量根的长度、直径、表面积、体积等参数，还可以一键估算图像中的总生物量。
功能
● 多点控制界面，优化触屏功能
● 根长、面积、体积、直径和分枝角的测量
● 平均根参数
● 在6秒内快速获得根的轨迹
● 改善图像品质
● 自动“Snap to Root”功能
● 综合分析关键包
● 时间序列根图分析
● 友好的用户界面
配置选项二
WinRHIZO Tron MF根系分析软件
利用WinRHIZO Tron MF可以对CI-600获取的根系图像进行分析，可得到根系根长、表面积、投影面积、体积、平均根直径和根尖数目等参数，监测根系时空生长变化。
产地：美国CID
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原始数据来源：Google Scholar
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