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Automated recognition and tracking of aerosol threat plumes with an IR camera pod
2012
Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosives (CBRNE) Sensing XIII
Protection of fixed sites from chemical, biological, or radiological aerosol plume attacks depends on early warning so that there is time to take mitigating actions. Early warning requires continuous, autonomous, and rapid coverage of large surrounding areas; however, this must be done at an affordable cost. Once a potential threat plume is detected though, a different type of sensor (e.g., a more expensive, slower sensor) may be cued for identification purposes, but the problem is to quickly
doi:10.1117/12.919179
fatcat:aumcjbhxjff6dj6lvoeirxxzsi