Compton Camera

Spatial Localization of Radioactive Sources for Homeland Security

In general localization of radioactive sources or hotspots is a major issue for radiological safety of operators in nuclear facilities and in National Security. For this purpose, portable Gamma-Ray Imaging (GRI) systems allow remote localization of …

Radioactive source localization by a two detector system

The development of instruments utilizing coded apertures has become more feasible with the progress of the Cd(Zn)Te hybrid detector technology. The collective performance of systems comprised by such devices can be evaluated in all the fields where …

3-D localization of gamma ray sources with coded apertures for medical applications

Several small gamma cameras for radioguided surgery using CdTe or CdZnTe have parallel or pinhole collimators. Coded aperture imaging is a well-known method for gamma ray source directional identification, applied in astrophysics mainly. The increase …

Review of Feasibilities studies for the Localization of Radioactive Sources from a Portable Radiation Detector based on pixelated CdTe crystals

We review the feasibility studies performed regarding the ability of a proposed portable radiation CdTe pixelated detecting system to localize radioactive sources. The proposed instrument is a stack of ten CdTe layers …

A Gamma Spectroscopic Radiation Detector for Security Purposes

We present the development of a stacked gamma radiation detecting system, consisting of three layers of pixelated Cadmium Telluride detectors (PID350). A high speed (120 frames/s) data acquisition system has been developed in order the …

A Study On Radioactive Source Imaging By Using A Pixelated CdTe Radiation Detector

We present simulation studies on the ability of a proposed portable radiation detecting instrument to reconstruct images of radioactive sources. The instrument is a stack of ten CdTe layers placed 2 cm apart, consisting of 10000 …

Simulated Performance of Algorithms for the Localization of Radioactive Sources from a Position Sensitive Radiation Detecting System (COCAE)

Simulation studies are presented regarding the performance of algorithms that localize point‐like radioactive sources detected by a position sensitive portable radiation instrument (COCAE). The source direction is estimated by using the List Mode …

Extensive simulation studies on the reconstructed image resolution of a position sensitive detector based on pixelated CdTe crystals

We present results on the reconstructed image resolution of a position sensitive radiation instrument (COCAE) based on extensive simulation studies. The reconstructed image resolution has been investigated in a wide range of incident photon energies …

The COCAE detector: An instrument for localization Identification of radioactive sources

The COCAE project develops an instrument for localization and identification of radioactive sources. For the localization task it will exploit the Compton scattered photons within its detecting layers. It is based on pixilated Cd(Zn)Te matrices in a …

Gamma spectroscopic measurements using the PID350 pixelated CdTe radiation detector

Spectroscopic measurements are presented using the PID350 pixelated gamma radiation detectors. A high-speed data acquisition system has been developed in order to reduce the data loss during the data reading in case of a high flux of photons. A data …