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On Feature, Classifier and Detector Fusers for U-235 Signatures Using Gamma Spectral Counts

Three types of information fusion strategies are studied to assess the performance of classifiers for detecting low-level U-235 radiation sources, using features obtained from gamma spectra of NaI detectors. These three strategies are based on using two spectral region features, fusing eight classifiers of diverse designs, and fusing multiple detectors located at different positions around the source. The inner, middle and outer groups of detectors, within a formation of two concentric circles and a spiral of 21 detectors, are identified based on their distance to the source, which is located at the center. This study provides two main qualitative insights into this classification task. First,the fusion of detectors leads to an overall improved classification performance, least in the inner group, most in the outer group, and in between for the middle group. Second, several classifiers and fusers achieve lower training error which does not translate to lower generalization error, indicating their over-fitting to training data.

Rao, Nageswara↗

Kick Signatures Through Multiphase Data

Oral presentation on NETL research delivered at the 2022 Resource Sustainability Meeting. This effort concerns advancing a concept for early kick detection through the development of synthetic (simulation and experiment) multiphase acoustic data corresponding to well characterized kick events. The simulation activities are the focus of the talk.

Carney, Janine↗

Kick Signatures Through Advanced Multi-Phase Data

Poster presentation on NETL research presented at the 2022 Resource Sustainability Meeting. This effort concerns advancing a concept for early kick detection through the development of synthetic (simulation and experiment) multiphase data corresponding to well characterized kick events. The focus of this presentation is on the simulation activities.

Carney, Janine↗