Space and Endo-Atmospheric NuDet Surveillance Experimentation and Risk-Reduction (SENSER) Official Photographs
This report displays official photographs of the Space and Endo-Atmospheric NuDet Surveillance Experimentation and Risk-Reduction (SENSER)
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This report displays official photographs of the Space and Endo-Atmospheric NuDet Surveillance Experimentation and Risk-Reduction (SENSER)
This report contains official photographs from the SABRS-3.
Nuclear Detection Figure of Merit (NDFOM) is a DNDO-funded project at LANL to develop a software framework that allows a user to evaluate a radiation detection scenario of interest, quickly obtaining results on detector performance. It is intended as a “first step” in detector performance assessment, and meant to be easily employed by subject matter experts (SMEs) and non-SMEs alike. The generic scenario consists of a potential source moving past a detector at a relative velocity and with a distance of closest approach. Such a scenario is capable of describing, e.g., vehicles driving through portal monitors, border patrol scanning suspected illicit materials with a handheld instrument, and first responders with backpackor pager-based detectors (see Fig. 1). The backend library is prepopulated by the NDFOM developers to include sources and detectors of interest to DNDO and its community.