Towards the Future Development of an Electrochemical Continuous Multimarker Biosensor for Enhanced Glycemic Management

Malkoc, Aldin; Lin, Chi; Probst, David; Honikel, Mackenzie; Belle, Jeffrey T. La

doi:10.1177/1932296817707543

J Diabetes Sci Technol

2017

DOI: 10.1177/1932296817707543

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Towards the Future Development of an Electrochemical Continuous Multimarker Biosensor for Enhanced Glycemic Management

Aldin Malkoc

Chi Lin

David Probst

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Abstract: AbbreviationsEIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; MRE, molecular recognition element; OBF, optimal binding frequency.

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“…reflection radiation of soil. The quantitative linear relationship between the modified NDVI vegetation index and the vegetation coverage of waterfront greenway is as follows: value of MSAVI in the vegetation-covered area of waterfront greenway, and min MSAVI represents the minimum value of MSAVI in the vegetation-covered area of waterfront greenway(Malkoc et al 2017).…”

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<p>Because the traditional remote sensing image monitoring method has the problem of poor ability of capturing vegetation destruction, an ecological remote sensing image method for vegetation destruction in waterfront greenway based on genetic algorithm is proposed. The vegetation index data of waterfront greenway were acquired by remote sensing image, and the pseudo color image was synthesized. The on orbit radiometric calibration and geometric precision correction are carried out for the collected data, and the relationship between vegetation index and vegetation damage of waterfront greenway is analyzed, including meteorological factors, geographical factors and vegetation damage of waterfront greenway. Select the independent variables of the model, establish the ecological remote sensing image monitoring model of the vegetation damage of the waterfront greenway, and realize the ecological remote sensing image monitoring of the vegetation damage of the waterfront greenway. The experimental results show that the acquisition ability of the method based on genetic algorithm is better than that of the traditional method, and it is more suitable for the ecological remote sensing monitoring of the vegetation damage of waterfront greenway.</p>

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Towards the Future Development of an Electrochemical Continuous Multimarker Biosensor for Enhanced Glycemic Management

Abstract: AbbreviationsEIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; MRE, molecular recognition element; OBF, optimal binding frequency.

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Ecological Remote Sensing Image Monitoring Method for Vegetation Destruction in Waterfront Greenway Based on Genetic Algorithm

Ecological Remote Sensing Image Monitoring Method for Vegetation Destruction in Waterfront Greenway Based on Genetic Algorithm

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