CBRNE sensing at 20 years: a retrospection and prospects for the future
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In this keynote presentation to the 20th meeting of SPIE’s CBRNE Sensing Conference, the author will review key papers, trends, and impacts over the past two decades. The author will also present his view on the status of CBRNE sensing within the Department of Defense, potential trends towards development in the future, and gaps in the overall landscape.
[1] Martin Richardson,et al. Atmosphere issues in detection of explosives and organic residues , 2009, Defense + Commercial Sensing.
[2] Robert F. McAtee,et al. Instrument response measurements of ion mobility spectrometers in situ: maintaining optimal system performance of fielded systems , 2005, SPIE Defense + Commercial Sensing.