Measuring unit for synchronously collecting air dose rate and measurement position

This paper describes a measuring unit for synchronously collecting the air dose rate and measurement position for efficient dosimetry surveying and data logging. The developed prototype comprises a three-dimensional light detection and ranging-based mapping part and dosimetry part, which are integra...

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Published in:ROBOMECH journal 2024-12, Vol.11 (1), p.11-11, Article 11
Main Authors: Kawabata, Kuniaki, Imabuchi, Takashi, Shirasaki, Norihito, Suzuki, Soichiro, Ito, Rintaro, Aoki, Yuto, Omori, Takazumi
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Accuracy
Air dose rate data
Artificial Intelligence
Computational Intelligence
Configuration management
Control and Systems Theory
Data collection
Data logging
Dosimeters
Dosimetry
Engineering
Gamma rays
Lidar
Measurement position data
Measuring unit
Mechatronics
Methods
Nuclear reactors
On-line data monitoring and recording
Position measurement
Prototypes
R&D
Radiation
Remote control
Research & development
Robotics and Automation
Sensors
Synchronous data collection
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description This paper describes a measuring unit for synchronously collecting the air dose rate and measurement position for efficient dosimetry surveying and data logging. The developed prototype comprises a three-dimensional light detection and ranging-based mapping part and dosimetry part, which are integrated into a single measuring unit through an embedded computer that installs a ROS (robot operating system) framework. The unit can function as a standalone system with embedded batteries. Since it is portable, on-line data gathering in the workspace can be realized, thereby maintaining consistency between the air dose rate and measurement position. In this paper, we describe the functional requirements for the measuring unit, the prototype system configuration, and the experimental results obtained in the mockup environment and nuclear facility to discuss its performance.
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Air dose rate data
Artificial Intelligence
Computational Intelligence
Configuration management
Control and Systems Theory
Data collection
Data logging
Dosimeters
Dosimetry
Engineering
Gamma rays
Lidar
Measurement position data
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Mechatronics
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Nuclear reactors
On-line data monitoring and recording
Position measurement
Prototypes
R&D
Radiation
Remote control
Research & development
Robotics and Automation
Sensors
Synchronous data collection
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