Stand-off Detection of Suicide Bombers and Mobile Subjects

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-IX

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2. Problem of Explosive Detection on Human Subjects

   • A. Rimski-Korsakov

   Pages 1-3

3. MS-SRIP—Microwave System for Secret Standoff Inspection of People

   • Andrey Kuznetsov, Alexey Evsenin

   Pages 5-9

4. Secret Microwave “Door” for Inspection of People and Luggage

   • Igor Gorshkov, Valery Averianov

   Pages 11-16

5. Mip-Based Low-Cost Sensor for Short-Range Detection of Explosives

   • G. Bunte, J. Hürttlen, H. Krause, H. Pontius, M. Schreiter, Jan Weber

   Pages 17-27

6. Scanned Multiple (Electro-)Chemical Sensors Located at Critical Infrastructures

   • G. Sakovich, O. Tolbanov, A. Vorozhtsov, M. Krausa, N. Eisenreich

   Pages 29-34

7. Real-Time Detection of IED Explosives with Laser Ionization Mass Spectrometry

   • Henric Östmark, Sara Wallin, Anna Pettersson, Harald Oser

   Pages 35-50

8. High Speed Mid Infrared Detection of Explosives Using Laser Spectroscopy

   • A. Hofmann, A. Lambrecht

   Pages 51-58

9. Remote Detection of Explosives by Enhanced Pulsed Laser Photodissociation/Laser-Induced Fluorescence Method

   • Talya Arusi-Parpar, Izhak Levy

   Pages 59-68

10. Gas Analytical System of Explosive Detection for the Manual Check of Objects and Use in Walk-Through Portals

    • V.M. Gruznov, G.V. Sakovich

    Pages 69-69

11. Threat Detection DC to Daylight

    • Lyle Malotky

    Pages 71-75

12. Stand-Off Detection of Concealed Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDS)

    • Rory Doyle, John McNaboe

    Pages 77-87

13. Stand-Off Detection of Surface Contaminations with Explosives Residues Using Laser-Spectroscopic Methods

    • Reinhard Noll, Cord Fricke-Begemann

    Pages 89-99

14. Distributed Trace Level Explosives Sensor Network

    • Pierre Strömbeck

    Pages 101-106

15. Time-Resolved Excitation–Emission Matrices Spectroscopic Approach to Explosives Detection

    • S. Bobrovnikov

    Pages 107-125

16. Mid-Infrared Lidar for Remote Detection of Explosives

    • Christoph Bauer, Jörg Burgmeier, Christian Bohling, Wolfgang Schade, Gerhard Holl

    Pages 127-133

17. Stand-Off Detection of Explosives of Suicide Bombers by Means of Open-Path FTIR Spectroscopy

    • Konradin Weber, Christian Fischer, Günther van Haren, Horst Krause, Gudrun Bunte, Wenka Schweikert et al.

    Pages 135-143

18. 14N NQR Detection of Explosives

    • C. Fermon, J.F. Jacquinot, M. Pannetier-Lecoeur, J. Scola, A.L. Waillang

    Pages 145-150

19. Stand-off Explosives Detection Using Terahertz Technology

    • Michael C. Kemp, Colin Baker, Ian Gregory

    Pages 151-165

These proceedings contain the presentations of a NATO-Russian - vanced Research Workshop (ARW) held at the Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical Technology (ICT) near Karlsruhe, Germany, attended also by most of the members of the “Explosive Detection Working Group” (EDWG) of the “Advisory Panel on Security-Related Civil Science and Technology”. The ARW, approved by the NATO Science Committee, is the ?fth NATO- Workshop during the last 3 years dealing with the detection of explosives in connection with counter-terrorism. The special goal of this workshop was the exchange of knowledge and experiences in the special ?eld of “Stand-Off Detection” and to ?x the “State of the Art” in this ?eld of research. At the end of the workshop proposals of Research & Development were presented (but not included in the proceedings), which were eva- ated by the present members of the EDWG during the following day of the workshop. One of the ?rst measures to counter the threat will be to stop the transport of illicit materials, that means in our case to detect explosive charges before they are initiated by terrorists.

• Biophysics
• Lidar
• NATO
• Physics
• Science
• Security
• Sensor
• Sub-Series B
• distance
• spectroscopy

• Fraunhofer-Institute for Chemical Technology (ICT), Pfinztal, Germany

  Hiltmar Schubert

• V.G. Khlopin Radium Institute (KRI), St. Petersburg, Russia

  A. Rimski-Korsakov

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