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3 September 2010 Synthetic software γ-ray spectra generation of SNM masking scenarios for homeland security application
B. Sarusi, S. Levinson, A. Osovizky, V. Pushkarsky, U. German, Z. Mazor, Y. Cohen, I. Belaish
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Abstract
Spectrometers must have the ability to identify Special Nuclear Materials (SNM) that may be present, even if hidden and masked by naturally occurring radioactive materials) NORM). Prediction of the g spectrum is vital to recognize the different combinations, as the shape is determined by absorption and geometrical factors . A program was developed, which utilizes geometric equations and detector characteristics data to produce the synthetic gamma-ray spectra. The program is a convenient tool to check the compliance of the spectrometers to the requirements concerning the identification of different isotopes combinations.
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B. Sarusi, S. Levinson, A. Osovizky, V. Pushkarsky, U. German, Z. Mazor, Y. Cohen, and I. Belaish "Synthetic software γ-ray spectra generation of SNM masking scenarios for homeland security application", Proc. SPIE 7805, Hard X-Ray, Gamma-Ray, and Neutron Detector Physics XII, 78051C (3 September 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.862462
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Gamma radiation

Homeland security

Uranium

Absorption

Spectrometers

Photons

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