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Pattern, style and timing of British–Irish Ice Sheet retreat: Shetland and northern North Sea sector
ABSTRACT The offshore sector around Shetland remains one of the least well‐studied parts of the former British–Irish Ice Sheet with several long‐standing scientific issues unresolved. These key issues include (i) the dominance of a locally sourced ‘Shetland ice cap’ vs an invasive Fennoscandian Ice Sheet; (ii) the flow configuration and style of ...
Tom Bradwell +16 more
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Abstract Predicting the future response of ice sheets to climate warming and rising global sea level is important but difficult. This is especially so when fast‐flowing glaciers or ice streams, buffered by ice shelves, are grounded on beds below sea level. What happens when these ice shelves are removed?
Tom Bradwell +18 more
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Fast Simulation Study of Muon Absorption Radiography Based on Energy Loss Calculation
Using natural cosmic ray muon as radiation source, muon absorption radiography can realize nondestructive detection of large-scale geological objects. Simulation analysis is an important step in the application of muon absorption radiography.
DING Wenwan;LIU Yuanyuan;WANG Li;SU Ning;CHENG Jianping;HAN Jianwu;ZHEN Gang
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Multidisciplinary applications of muon radiography using the MIMA detector [PDF]
The MIMA muon tracker, developed by the INFN Unit of Florence and the Department of Physics and Astronomy of the University of Florence, has been designed to test the application of muon radiography (or muography) to multidisciplinary case studies, to ...
Cimmino L. +22 more
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Muon tomography for railway tunnel imaging
Cosmic ray muon radiography utilizes highly penetrating cosmic ray muons to image the density profile of an object of interest. Here we report on a trial to use a portable field-deployable cosmic ray muon tracking system in order to image the whole ...
L. F. Thompson +8 more
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A multisignal detection of hazardous materials for homeland security [PDF]
The detection of hazardous materials has been identified as one of the most urgent needs of homeland security, especially in scanning cargo containers at United States ports.
Alamaniotis Miltiadis +5 more
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A novel technique to detect special nuclear material using cosmic rays [PDF]
Resistive plate chambers (RPCs) are widely used in high energy physics for both tracking and triggering purposes, due to their excellent time resolution, rate capability, and good spatial resolution. RPCs can be produced cost-effectively on large scales,
C. Thomay +9 more
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Abstract A high time resolution 2 m2 tracking detector, based on timing Resistive Plate Chamber (tRPC) cells, has been installed at the Faculty of Physics of the University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain) in order to improve our understanding of the cosmic rays arriving at the Earth's surface.
Irma Riádigos +3 more
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Feasibility of three-dimensional density tomography using dozens of muon radiographies and filtered back projection for volcanos [PDF]
This study is the first trial to apply the method of filtered back projection (FBP) to reconstruct three-dimensional (3-D) bulk density images via cosmic-ray muons.
S. Nagahara, S. Miyamoto
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Muon imaging has recently emerged as a powerful method to complement standard geophysical tools in the understanding of the Earth's subsurface. Muon measurements yield a “radiography” of the average density along the muon path, allowing to image large ...
M. Rosas‐Carbajal +5 more
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