Acoustic portal detection system
a detection system and portal technology, applied in the field of human subject scanning, can solve the problems of inconvenient x-ray analysis of passenger screening, unacceptable to expose airline passengers to x-rays on a routine basis for security purposes, etc., and achieve the effect of improving airport and other building security, rapid scanning, and efficient operation
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Calculation of Reflection Coefficients (Impedance) is Sufficient for Detection of the Presence of Explosive Sheets
A prototype model of the portal detection system was utilized to test the capacity of the system to differentiate between a human wearing a shirt, and a human wearing a shirt, and concealing two types of simulated explosive materials beneath the shirt. For this purpose, acoustic energy was directed towards the human subject at a distance of 70 cm. The acoustic signals detected by the acoustic detector(s) were utilized to calculate an impedance value for the layer prior to the reflecting surface, and the reflecting layer. These values permitted calculation of the corresponding reflection coefficients in accordance with equation 4:
R=(Z1−Z2) / (Z1+Z2) (4)
where R=reflection coefficient (db) Z1=impedance of the layer prior to the reflecting layer Z2=impedance of the reflection layer
The comparative results of the experiment are shown in FIG. 4 where the reflection co...
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Calculation of Absorption is Sufficient for Detection of the Presence of Explosive Sheets
The prototype model of the portal detection system was further utilized to conduct a similar experiment to that shown in Example 1, with an alternative method of acoustic analysis. For this purpose, acoustic energy of more than one frequency was directed towards the human subject at a distance of 70 cm. The resulting acoustic signals detected by the acoustic detector(s) were utilized to calculate a value for a rate of change of absorption with respect to frequency, either of the human subject or the human subject with two types of simulated explosives beneath clothing, in accordance with equation 2
dS / df=function(dA / df, dα / df) (2)
Where S=The detected acoustic energy amplitude A=The transmitted source energy amplitude. α=The absorption of the human subject and concealed object (if present) f=Acoustic energy frequency
The comparative results of the experiment are shown in FIG. 5. The res...
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Calculation of Reflectivity (db) is Sufficient for Detection of the Presence of Explosive Sheets—Different Ranges
The prototype model of the portal detection system was further utilized to conduct a similar experiment to that shown in Example 1,with an alternative method of acoustic analysis. For this purpose, the reflectivity of the target was calculated, with each target located a distance of 90 cm normal to the speaker / detector array, with the array mounted at 30 degrees from the main axis of the passageway of the portal, the width of the portal being 33.5 inches. The resulting acoustic signals detected by the acoustic detector(s) in the array were utilized to calculate a value for the reflectivity (db) of each target. The targets used included a nude human subject, a human subject covered with a shirt, and a human subject with two types of simulated explosives concealed beneath the shirt.
The results comparative results of the experiment are indicated in FIG. 6, and indicate c...
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