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Detection of partially occluded surface-laid explosives using vision and infrared - by Maan Riad Hamdan

Hamdan, Maan Riad (2008)

This thesis presents a new system for detection of landmines that are partly occ luded and completely visible. Landmine detection is indispensable to all the cou ntries affected by war. In Lebanon, 22 deaths and 133 injuries ...
Experimental testing of thermal signatures of buried landmines using infra red imaging - by Hussameddine Saediddine Kabbani

Kabbani, Hussameddine Saediddine (2005)

Experimental testing of thermal signatures of buried mine in a dry soil are obtained by the use of different kinds of sensors. The thermal signatures are ob served while cooling takes place after exposing the soil surface ...
Landmine detection using infrared images and 3D numerical thermal simulator - by Nassim Saaddine Khaled

Khaled, Nassim Saaddine (2005)

The introduction of plastic landmines, which are undetectable by the ordinary metal detectors, lead into the emergence of new landmine detection techniques. G round penetrating radar constitutes a promising alternative ...
Numerical simulation of thermal signatures of buried landmines - by Yamen Mohammad Saleh

Saleh, Yamen Mohammad (2004)

A complete two- dimensional model of heat and mass transfer through porous media is developed and implemented with in a FVM computer code. This code is used to perform a numerical study on the temperature distribution, ...
Protocol for detection and classification of buried landmines using infrared imaging - by Mohammed Hussein Baydoun

Baydoun, Mohammed Hussein (2007)

Landmines are a worldwide problem and their detection is an active field of rese arch whether the mines were metallic or not. Infrared imaging is considered as t he best single sensor used to detect shallow buried landmines. ...

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