Glenn F. Knoll Memorial Lecture
“Radiation Measurements — Concepts and Misconceptions” — Valentin Jordanov, labZY, Inc.
Monday Morning Opening Plenary
Radiation Detection Development and Procurement Opportunities at DOD — Valentin Novikov, Joint Product Manager for Radiological and Nuclear Defense (JPM-RND), Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense (JPEO-CBD)
Advancing Technological Capabilities to Prevent Nuclear Terrorism —Joel Rynes, Assistant Director, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office
Technology Development and the Need for Realistic Testing under Realistic Conditions — Tom Cassidy, Sensor Concepts & Applications, Inc.
Passive Detection in Wide Area Search and Cluttered Environments
Towards Implementation of Large Scale Context-Sensitive Mobile Standoff Radiation Detection Systems — Dan Chivers, Berkeley Applied Analytics
Development and Characterization of the Airborne Radiological Enhanced-sensor System — Brian Quiter, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Radiation Awareness and Interdiction Network (RAIN) Advanced Technology Demonstration — Mark Wrobel, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office
Passive Detection in Wide-Area Search and Cluttered Environments Path Forward — Kevin Cronk, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office
Active Interrogation and Shielded SNM Detection
Radiography Techniques to Detect Shielded SNM Overview — Harry Martz, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Test Results for Large-Scale Cargo Inspection Technologies — Ron Bentley, Sensor Concepts and Applications, Inc.
The Domestic Nuclear Detection Office’s (DNDO) Shielded Nuclear Alarm Resolution (SNAR) Program Overview — Namdoo Moon, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office
Non-Intrusive Imaging and Passive Primary Screening — Kevin Cronk, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office
Muon Tomography for Security Applications — Chris Steer, Atomic Weapon Establishment, UK
DNDO Cargo/Rail Path Forward — Namdoo Moon, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office
Ubiquitous Detection
The Development of Networked Radiation Detection Systems — Rich Vojtech, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office
Advanced Radiation Monitoring Device (ARMD) Advanced Technology Demonstration (ATD)
— Mark Harrison, Argonne National Laboratory
WIND: The Next-Generation Radiation Detection Backpack — Stephen Luke, Domestic Nuclear Detection Office
Overview of the SIGMA Program — Vincent Tang, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
United Kingdom Home Office Efforts in Radiation Detection — Katy Taylor, Home Office
Advanced Capabilities Enabled by Gamma-Ray and Neutron Imaging
Gamma-Ray Imaging Concepts — Klaus-Peter Ziock, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Neutron Imaging Overview — Peter Vanier, Brookhaven National Laboratory
Gamma-Ray and Neutron Imaging Path Forward — Kristin Hertz, Sandia National Laboratories-Livermore and National Nuclear Security Administration, Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation R&D
Acronyms
ARES: Airborne Radiological Advanced-sensor System
ARMD: Advanced Radiation Monitoring Devices
CAARS: Cargo Advanced Automated Radiography System
DNN: Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation
DTRA: Defense Threat Reduction Agency
MURS: Mobile Urban Radiation Search
NII: Non-Intrusive Inspection
NRIP: Nuclear and Radiological Imaging Platform
RST: Road Side Tracker
RAIN: Radiation Awareness and Interdiction Network
SNAR: Shielded Nuclear Alarm Resolution
SNM: Special Nuclear Materials
SORDS: Stand-Off Radiation Detection System