Nuclear methods for explosive detection
John E. McFee, Anthony A. Faust
Abstract
John E. McFee, Anthony A. Faust
Abstract
Detectors based on active neutron and x-ray interrogation can confirm the presence of bulk explosive threats such as landmines, improvised explosive devices, and unexploded artillery shells buried in soil.
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Detectors based on active neutron and x-ray interrogation can confirm the presence of bulk explosive threats such as landmines, improvised explosive devices, and unexploded artillery shells buried in soil.
Key concepts: Explosive material, Computer science, Explosive detection, Nuclear engineering, History, Engineering, Archaeology