New airborne radiation detection works in six-second helicopter flyovers
Engineers at the University of Michigan and the Paul Scherrer Institute demonstrated a radiation detection method that correctly identifies single and mixed radioactive sources during six-second helicopter flyovers. The approach improves the speed and accuracy of airborne radiation monitoring.
- Method identifies both single and mixed radioactive sources
- Detection needs only a six-second helicopter flyover
- Work by University of Michigan and Paul Scherrer Institute
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