THIRD QUARTER TRANSPORTATION REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2025
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Book written by Mary O'Neill on electromagnetic theory for practical applications for use by students of the author and future NNSS employees in author's field.
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CRADA abstract suitable for publication to meet the requirements of DOE O 483.1B.
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Initial CRADA abstract for umbrella CRADA 2024-04U with Crow Industries. CRADA Abstract required to be public per DOE O 483.1B.
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CRADA abstract for collaboration with Washington State University on shock physics research. Public abstract at time of execution is required per DOE O 483.1B.
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Accurate measurement of exposure rate from gamma-ray spectral data remains a critical challenge during radiological emergency response operations. Conventional methods rely on pre-defined static conversion factors derived from fixed geometries and isotopic compositions, which often fail to capture real-world environmental variability. This study presents a generalized approach as a "next-step" for converting gamma-ray spectral data into exposure rate using polynomial response models. The method introduces a flexible weighting scheme based on the in-situ detector response to distributed sources, enabling a pathway towards improved correspondence between measured spectra and "ground-truth" exposure rates. Experimental data from sodium iodide NaI(Tl) detectors were used to validate the approach as, at least equivalent to the current count-to-exposure method employed in emergency response CONOPS. Results show that the polynomial weighting model is sufficiently equal to the count-to-exposure method and may help improve accuracy given its adaptability to real-world conditions.
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