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5 May 2009 GE intelligent personal radiation locator system
Brian D. Yanoff, Yanfeng Du, Walter V. Dixon III, Naresh K. Rao, Wen Li, Bernhard Claus, Terry Topka, Branden Moore, Jeffrey S. Gordon
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The GE Intelligent Personal Radiation Locator (IPRL) system consists of multiple hand held radiation detectors and a base station. Each mobile unit has a CZT Compton camera radiation detector and can identify isotopes and determine the direction from which the radiation is detected. Using GPS and internal orientation sensors, the system continuously transforms all directional data into real-world coordinates. Detected radiation is wirelessly transmitted to the base station for system-wide analysis and situational awareness. Data can also be exchanged wirelessly between peers to enhance the overall detection efficiency of the system. The key design features and performance characteristics of the GE IPRL system are described.
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Brian D. Yanoff, Yanfeng Du, Walter V. Dixon III, Naresh K. Rao, Wen Li, Bernhard Claus, Terry Topka, Branden Moore, and Jeffrey S. Gordon "GE intelligent personal radiation locator system", Proc. SPIE 7306, Optics and Photonics in Global Homeland Security V and Biometric Technology for Human Identification VI, 730616 (5 May 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.820886
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Personal digital assistants

Gamma radiation

Field programmable gate arrays

Global Positioning System

Crystals

Calibration

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