In 2002, the company stood up a Department of Training to address the growing needs of radiation detection professionals in both health physics and homeland security applications.
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"We want to make their customs people aware of what to look for, " said Bonnie Brigman, the manager of the Customs Service's 30-month-old radiation detection program.
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_The National Measurement and Signature Intelligence Program, which involves activities and technologies including acoustic intelligence, radar intelligence, nuclear radiation detection, infrared intelligence, radio frequencies and effluent-and-debris sampling.
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Michael Ray Stubbs, according to the military intelligence reports, worked as an air conditioning technician at the Lawrence Livermore National Library radiation detection center in Livermore, California.
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"' Gaseous ionization detectors "'are radiation detection instruments used in particle physics to detect the presence of ionising particles, and in radiation protection applications to measure ionizing radiation.
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A program was initiated by the Metallurgical Laboratory in Chicago and the Victoreen Instrument Company in Cleveland to develop radiation detection devices suitable for use in the field.
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We found that some of the radiation detection equipment being used _ radiation pagers _ have a limited range and are not designed to detect weapons-usable nuclear material,
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Generic and more specialized surveillance / reconnaissance missions can also be performed by the Saab 105, having the option of being fitted with radiation detection equipment for atmospheric sampling.
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The Physical Sciences Facility, a federally funded research complex that was designed by Flad Architects, opened in 2010 houses PNNL's research into materials science, radiation detection, and ultra-trace analysis.
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A resolution was reached after the Soviet Union agreed to allow inspection parties to use radiation detection systems to measure fast neutron intensity flux emanating from the launch canister.
