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Standoff Hyperspectral Imaging of Explosive Residues
Bruce Bernacki, an optical scientist at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, along with Mark Phillips are researching the detection of explosives on surfaces using a tunable quantum cascade laser illuminator and a thermal imaging camera.
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