Hojjat Mahani
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About
Hojjat Mahani is a researcher specializing in radiological detection and unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for environmental monitoring. His work focuses on the development and validation of advanced radiation mapping technologies, particularly for identifying weak radioactive hotspots in challenging terrains. Mahani’s most notable contribution is the design and experimental validation of an Unmanned Aerial Radiological System (UARS), which integrates MCNPX simulations with real-world flight data to enable rapid, qualitative identification of low-intensity radiation sources. This system addresses critical gaps in emergency response and nuclear safety, offering a cost-effective and agile alternative to ground-based surveys. His 2023 paper on this topic has garnered 4 citations, reflecting its early but growing influence in the field of radiological sensing and drone-based environmental monitoring. Mahani’s work is pivotal for advancing autonomous detection capabilities, with implications for homeland security, decommissioning, and post-accident assessments. His research demonstrates a strong synergy between computational modeling and experimental validation, positioning him as an emerging expert in the intersection of radiation physics and unmanned systems engineering.
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