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Nuclear detection

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The threat of radiological attacks has led several organizations to develop specially designed nuclear detection systems. These systems differ in design and abilities.

See also

Nuclear MASINT

External links

Neutron Scatter Camera Detects Shielded Radiation To Find Smuggled Nuclear Material, Science Daily, November 26, 2007

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