Plant Phenotyping Pipeline Website

This website presents the research paper "A Data-Driven Image Analysis Pipeline for Plant Phenotyping in Greenhouse Environments".

Structure

website/
├── index.html          # Main HTML file
├── css/                # CSS framework files (Skeleton CSS)
│   ├── normalize.css
│   └── skeleton.css
├── js/                 # JavaScript files (if needed)
│   ├── jquery.min.js
│   └── footable.js
└── images/             # Image assets
    ├── greenhouse_system.png
    ├── pipeline_overview.png
    ├── dataset_summary.png
    ├── segmentation_results.png
    ├── feature_extraction.png
    ├── arxiv.jpg
    ├── dataset.png
    ├── code.png
    ├── logo.png
    └── webicon.jpg

Required Images

You'll need to add the following images to the images/ directory:

1. greenhouse_system.png - Image of the Texas A&M AgriLife Precision Automated Phenotyping Greenhouse system
2. pipeline_overview.png - Overview diagram of the image processing pipeline (from Figure 2 in your paper)
3. dataset_summary.png - Table or visualization showing the PGP v2 dataset summary
4. segmentation_results.png - Results showing segmentation performance (from Figure 3 in your paper)
5. feature_extraction.png - Visualization of feature extraction results (from Figure 5 in your paper)
6. arxiv.jpg - ArXiv logo (for paper link)
7. dataset.png - Dataset icon/logo
8. code.png - Code/GitHub icon
9. logo.png - Texas A&M or lab logo
10. webicon.jpg - Favicon for the website

Customization

1. Update Links: Edit the links in the "Materials" section to point to your actual paper, dataset, and code repositories
2. Add Images: Replace placeholder image references with your actual figures from the paper
3. Citation: Update the citation section with the actual publication venue and year
4. Authors: Verify all author names and affiliations are correct

Deployment

This is a static website that can be deployed to:

• GitHub Pages
• Any static hosting service
• Your institution's web server

Simply upload all files maintaining the directory structure.