Limited access remote sensing
industrial collaborators: BNFL
academic collaborators: University of Leeds
initiated : 2003/04/20
last updated: 2007/06/27

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High-Energy Gamma Ray Tomography in the Nuclear Industry
Cattle, B.A., Elliott, L., Fellerman, A.S., Ingham, D.B., Lesnic, D., West, R.M., High-Energy Gamma Ray Tomography in the Nuclear Industry, 3rd World Congress on Industrial Process Tomography, Banff, Canada, in 2003.

 

   

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- Project Summary: Limited-access remote-sensing using inverse problem techniques
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