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23 May 2011 Open-area concealed-weapon detection system
P. Pati, P. Mather
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Abstract
Concealed Weapon Detection (CWD) has become a significant challenge to present day security needs; individuals carrying weapons into airplanes, schools, and secured establishments are threat to public security. Although controlled screening, of people for concealed weapons, has been employed in many establishments, procedures and equipment are designed to work in restricted environments like airport passport control, military checkpoints, hospitals, school and university entrance. Furthermore, screening systems do not effectively decipher between threat and non-threat metal objects, thus leading to high rate of false alarms which can become a liability to daily operational needs of establishments. Therefore, the design and development of a new CWD system to operate in a large open area environment with large numbers of people reduced incidences of false alarms and increased location accuracy is essential.
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P. Pati and P. Mather "Open-area concealed-weapon detection system", Proc. SPIE 8017, Detection and Sensing of Mines, Explosive Objects, and Obscured Targets XVI, 801702 (23 May 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.883879
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KEYWORDS
Metals

Transmitters

Magnetism

Weapons

Receivers

Sensors

Target detection

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