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Systems Support for Radiational Plume Detection, Identification, and Tracking Sensor-cyber Networks

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David K. Y. Yau, Jennifer C. Hou, Shankar Mallikarjun

Tech report number

CERIAS TR 2006-56

Entry type

proceedings

Abstract

The project aims to design, realize, evaluate, and deploy a detection, identification, and tracking sensor cyber network (DITSCN) for chemical and radiational plumes. The current focus is on building a system of radiation sensors inter-connected by wireless links for detecting the presence of radioactive materials, identifying the radiation source, and tracking their propagation over time.

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Date

2006 – 10

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http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes ... blications/nsfcps2006.pdf

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Austin, TX

Journal

Proceedings of the NSF Workshop on Cyber-Physical Systems

Key alpha

Yau

Affiliation

Purdue University, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign

Publication Date

2006-10-01

Contents

I. Introduction II. Grand Challenges of Physical-Cyber Systems

Keywords

Systems Support, Radiational Plume Detection, Tracking Sensor-cyber Networks

Language

English

Subject

Systems Support for Radiational Plume Detection, Identification, and Tracking Sensor-cyber Networks

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