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Radiation-detection methods to counter radiological threats
. We propose two methods as means to counter radiological terrorist acts, such as dirty-bomb or silent-source attacks. The first proposal concerns a nuclear detection system using the security cameras already installed in public spaces. We describe a method to estimate radiation dose from the amount...
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We propose two methods as means to counter radiological terrorist acts, such as dirty-bomb or silent-source attacks. The first proposal concerns a nuclear detection system using the security cameras already installed in public spaces. We describe a method to estimate radiation dose from the amount of noise in CCD images caused by neutron radiation. Several dosimeters subjected to neutron and gamma-ray irradiation (0.1mSv-1000mSv) were imaged by a CCD video camera. We confirmed that the amount of noise in the CCD images varied linearly with radiation exposure. We propose a warning system to uncover shielded nuclear materials or radiation exposure devices. The second proposal is a survey system of radiological residue using long scintillation fibers. After a dirty-bomb explosion, the first responders need to search for radiological samples for subsequent nuclear forensics. We developed a position-sensitive detector with 10m plastic scintillation fibers. The position resolution was found to be 50cm and the dynamic range extended from 0.05μ Sv/h to 300μSv/h. We also were able to perform real-time measurements of distributed sources
in situ
. Stand-off detection using this device helps in surveying contaminated areas. |
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in situ
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