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Gamma Imagers for Nuclear Security and Nuclear Forensics: Recommendations based on results from a side-by-side intercomparison
L. E. Sinclair, P. R. B. Saull, A. McCann +4
Nuclear security operations and forensic investigations require the utilization of a suite of instruments ranging from passive gamma spectrometers to high-precision laboratory samp…
End-user experience with the SCoTSS Compton imager and directional survey spectrometer
Laurel E. Sinclair, Andrew McCann, Patrick R. B. Saull +11
The Silicon photomultiplier-based Compton Telescope for Safety and Security (SCoTSS) has been developed incorporating end-user requirements into the design process. The end-user gr…
Which is better, a SCoTSS gamma imager, or an ARDUO UAV-borne directional detector?
Andrew McCann, Laurel E. Sinclair, Patrick R. B. Saull +13
The SiPM-based Compton Telescope for Safety and Security (SCoTSS) has been developed with inorganic crystalline scintillator material for gamma detection. The instrument is sensiti…
Silicon photomultiplier-based Compton Telescope for Safety and Security (SCoTSS)
Laurel E. Sinclair, Patrick R. B. Saull, David S. Hanna +3
A Compton gamma imager has been developed for use in consequence management operations and in security investigations. The imager uses solid inorganic scintillator, known for robus…
A Directional Gamma-Ray Detector Based on Scintillator Plates
D. Hanna, L. Sagnières, P. Boyle +1
A simple device for determining the azimuthal location of a source of gamma radiation, using ideas from astrophysical gamma-ray burst detection, is described. A compact and robust…
Development of a Compton imager based on bars of scintillator
A. M. L. MacLeod, P. J. Boyle, D. S. Hanna +3
We have developed a compact Compton gamma-ray imager with a large field of view and a low channel-count that is capable of quickly localizing gamma-ray sources in the few hundred k…