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Radioactive Source Estimation Using a System of Directional and Non-Directional Detectors
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2011
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Radioactive Source EstimationEngineeringMaximum Likelihood EstimationSensor ArrayMeasurementMulti-sensor Information FusionRadiation DetectorsCalibrationMultimodal Sensor FusionMlem AlgorithmsInstrumentationRadiation ImagingNuclear MedicineRadiologyHealth SciencesRadiation DetectionNuclear SecurityData FusionCosmic RaySynchrotron RadiationSignal ProcessingArray ProcessingNon-directional Detectors
We derive source parameter estimation algorithms based on maximum likelihood estimation (MLE) for a system of non-directional (scintillator) and directional (CZT based Compton) radiation detectors. For multiple non-directional detectors, the joint likelihood of registered counts is maximized to estimate the source parameters. For directional detectors, the well-known List Mode Maximum Likelihood Expectation Maximization (MLEM) algorithm is extended to fuse information from multiple detectors and locate the source in Cartesian coordinates. We then develop multi-sensor fusion algorithms for a system of non-directional and directional detectors by combining MLE and MLEM algorithms. Results are presented which illustrate the behavior and performance of our proposed approaches.
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