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Re: Conservation in Agricultural Landscapes and NCEAS proposal

The root for agriculture does not include a derivation meaning "to cut". My American heritage has it linked to the indo-european "kwel" meaning "to dwell or stay" as in to dwell in a land. That we "cut" the land when we dwell in it permanently is, I suppose, an inevitable consequence of being agri

Research Associate in Plant Physiological Ecology

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Automated counting of objects in digital images

Dear eco-loggers, Can anyone recommend a cheap way to scan digital images to estimate the number of similar sized/colored objects in the photo? I have digital photos of frog eggs, and I'd like to streamline the counting process. I know there is expensive software that can do this. Any free/share

Job: Avian Field Technician, MI

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Re: Automated counting of objects in digital images

The free Java program ImageJ was developed for medical research applications, and can be used to count "blobs" in an image. I've used it for counting shrubs in aerial photographs. The program is available from: http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/ and there's a tutorial for counting things at: http://link

Re: Automated counting of objects in digital images

On Jun 19, 2006, at 11:07 AM, James Vonesh wrote: > > Can anyone recommend a cheap way to scan digital images to estimate > the > number of similar sized/colored objects in the photo? You might try ImageJ: . Jeff Davis Prather, CA

stage matrix population models

Dear Ecologgers, I am seeking opinions on software packages suitable for stage-based demographic matrix modeling. There seem to be quite a few out there and people seem to have preferences and often develop their own. I am considering purchasing RAMAS-Stage and was wondering if anyone had expe