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1 October 1999 High rate counting electronics for a thermal neutron analysis land mine detector
Edward T. H. Clifford, Harry Ing, John E. McFee, Thomas Cousins
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Abstract
A thermal neutron analysis (TNA) detector was developed as a confirmatory sensor for the Canadian ILDP multisensor teleoperated vehicle mounted land mine detector system. ILDP is the only multisensor mine detection system with a confirmation sensor which can reduce false alarms to acceptable levels. The TNA has been experimentally proven to be capable of detection of anti-tank and large anti- personnel mines in acceptable short time periods in its intended role. It has performed well, in extreme climates, in Canadian and U.S. stand-alone tests and in U.S. tests of the complete ILDP system. Current research is aimed at developing a version which is ready for production and field.
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Edward T. H. Clifford, Harry Ing, John E. McFee, and Thomas Cousins "High rate counting electronics for a thermal neutron analysis land mine detector", Proc. SPIE 3769, Penetrating Radiation Systems and Applications, (1 October 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.363677
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KEYWORDS
Electronics

Signal processing

Sensors

Land mines

Control systems

Gamma radiation

Nitrogen

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