Plateforme de microscopie automatisée
The CEREGE Research Unit developed unique recognition tools in the field of micropaleontology. In particular, one of its research teams (team "Climate") created automated classification softwares applied to coccoliths and coccolithophorids (SYRACO), foraminids and radiolarians (ParticleTrieur) on a routine base. All the image acquisition and processing equipments form together the MICROAUTOMATE facility.
Coordinates
43.29236346203756, 5.359133426541125
Contact name
Yves Gally
CIVIS Label
No
Acronym
MICRO-AUTOMATE-PTA
Scientific domain
LS8_5 - Biological aspects of environmental change, including climate change - Environmental Biology, Ecology and Evolution
PE10_12 - Sedimentology, soil science, palaeontology, earth evolution - Earth System Science
PE10_9 - Biogeochemistry, biogeochemical cycles, environmental chemistry - Earth System Science
LS8_13 - Marine biology and ecology - Environmental Biology, Ecology and Evolution
LS8_8 - Phylogenetics, systematics, comparative biology - Environmental Biology, Ecology and Evolution
Keywords
Image processing
morphometry
AI
automated acquisition
nannoplancton
mass optical measurement
CNN classification
shape recognition
birefringence
Partner institution
Aix-Marseille Université
Website
No
Technical staff available
No
Remote access details
MICROANTOMATE is open to scientific communities of both the academic and private sectors.
Remote access available
No
Open to external users
No
Equipment
MICROAUTOMATE includes a set of 4 cameras, a scanning electron microscope (SEM), polarizing inverted automated microscope Dmi8, polarizing automated microscope DM6000, MISO.
This set of equipments is available for micropaleontology observation and analyses.
Open access to updated information database
No
Online booking system details
Charte des Plateformes Technologiques Aix-Marseille (PTA): https://www.univ-amu.fr/system/files/2021-07/Charte%20PTF%20AMU%20M%C3%A0J21.docx.pdf
Online booking system available
No
Description
The CEREGE Research Unit developed unique recognition tools in the field of micropaleontology. In particular, one of its research teams (team "Climate") created automated classification softwares applied to coccoliths and coccolithophorids (SYRACO), foraminids and radiolarians (ParticleTrieur) on a routine base. All the image acquisition and processing equipments form together the MICROAUTOMATE facility.