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Gamma Ray Measurements Using Unmanned Aerial Systems

Monia Kazemeini, John Vargas, Alexander Barzilov, Woosoon Yim

Year
2019
Citations
7
Access
Open access

Abstract

Gamma ray measurements involved in monitoring technologies of field conditions are of vital importance for environmental safety and radiation protection. This chapter addresses the method of cooperative gamma sensing using multiple unmanned aerial systems. Section 1 provides an introduction. The design of semiconductor and scintillation gamma ray sensors integrated into aerial robotic platforms is discussed in Section 2, along with the fusion of time-stamped radiation data with position information using the real-time kinematic positioning technique. Section 3 addresses the multirobot contour mapping of radiation fields. Computer simulation of radiation contour mapping is discussed in Section 4. Experimental verification of the contour mapping and source-seeking algorithm is described in Section 5. Section 6 summarizes results of the project.

Keywords

Section (typography)Computer scienceRemote sensingSensor fusionScintillationPosition (finance)Computer visionReal-time computingEngineeringGeography

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