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A Bomb in the Fish?

机译:鱼炸弹?

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Existing equipment can play a role in screening air cargo for explosives, but the jury is still out on whether the machines will be fast enough to scan most or all of passenger jet cargo. Since the terrorist attacks of 9/11, most of the $20 billion devoted to civil aviation security has been spent on passenger and baggage screening. Now, the Homeland Security Dept. (DHS) and Transportation Security Administration - (TSA) are evaluating how the equipment deployed in these settings to find explosives might work on air cargo and what new technologies can play a role. The existing machines include Explosives Detection Systems (EDS), which use computed tomography (CT) scans of checked baggage to create a 3D view of threat objects, and explosives trace detectors (ETD).
机译:现有的设备可以在空运货物的爆炸物筛查中发挥作用,但是对于这些设备是否足够快以扫描大部分或全部客机货物,尚无定论。自从9/11恐怖袭击以来,用于民航安全的200亿美元中,大部分用于检查旅客和行李。现在,国土安全部(DHS)和运输安全管理局(TSA)正在评估在这些环境中部署的用于查找爆炸物的设备如何在航空货物上运行,以及哪些新技术可以发挥作用。现有的机器包括爆炸物检测系统(EDS)和爆炸物痕迹检测器(ETD),爆炸物检测系统使用计算机断层扫描(CT)扫描托运行李,以创建威胁对象的3D视图。

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