Identification of Intervening Materials in Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy Measurements Using Angularly Deconvolved Spectra With Multiple Sources in the Field of View
Identification of Intervening Materials in Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy Measurements Using Angularly Deconvolved Spectra With Multiple Sources in the Field of View
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使用视场内多个源的角度解卷积光谱来识别伽马射线光谱测量中的干扰材料
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发表时间:
2018
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1.8
通讯作者:
Zhong He
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作者:
D. Goodman;M. Streicher;Yuefeng Zhu;Zhong He
The mass thickness and atomic number of materials shielding radioactive sources emitting multiple resolvable gamma-ray energies can be characterized by measuring the attenuation and Compton scatter of emitted gamma rays in recorded spectra against estimated values for a suite of materials and thicknesses. Compton imaging using a maximum-likelihood expectation maximization-based reconstruction can be used to separate angular spectra allowing simultaneous characterization of multiple shielded sources. Using the described algorithm on experimental 133Ba data, we demonstrate estimation of mass thickness and atomic number for iron, tin, and lead shields with another bare source in the field of view with average standard error of 0.6 g/cm2 and 1.5, respectively, while an aluminum shield is reconstructed with ambiguous atomic number but correct thickness.