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A University of Michigan and Paul Scherrer Institute team demonstrated a new radiation detection method during six-second helicopter flyovers. The physics-based Bayesian framework pinpointed sources within two meters and estimated activities within two percentage points. Field tests in Switzerland used a military helicopter 30 meters above ground to detect radionuclide identity, activity, and location.
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