Improved reconstruction and classification performance in a hybrid CT+XRD explosives detection system
Turner Richmond,
Daniel Pike,
Ed Franco
et al.
Abstract:Identifying and intercepting prohibited items and explosives is a critical focus of aviation security. While computed tomography (CT) systems represent the industry standard for detecting explosives in baggage, X-ray diffraction imaging (XRDI) systems have shown increasing performance and commercial viability. Our approach to explosives detection involves the combination of CT and XRDI into a single, hybrid system where both the CT and XRDI data are utilized in the reconstruction and classification algorithms.… Show more
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