Jones, 2003 - Google Patents
Active, non-intrusive inspection technologies for homeland defenseJones, 2003
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- Jones J
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Active, non-intrusive inspection or interrogation technologies have been used for 100 years- with the primary focus being radiographic imaging. During the last 50 years, various active interrogation systems have been investigated and most have revealed many unique and …
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