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NRL EM61 MkII Gate timing parameters

NRL EM61 MkII Gate timing parameters

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Figure 1. The LGP Discrimination Process including iterative residual...
Table 1 . Performance objectives summary
Figure 2. Relationship between prioritized dig-list ranking and...
Table 2 . NRL EM61 MkII Gate timing parameters
+57 Figure 3. Geodetic Control at the former Camp San Luis Obispo site
LGP Discrimination and Residual Risk Analysis on Standardized Test Sites-Camp Sibert and Camp San Luis Obispo
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This report describes a two-year UXO discrimination project at two sites: former Camp Sibert, Alabama and Camp San Luis Obispo ("SLO"), California. The demonstrations described in this report were performed under project Environmental Security Technology Certification Program (ESTCP) MM-0811 "Advanced MEC Discrimination Comparative Study on Standar...
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... EM61 MkII sensor can be operated in one of two modes: 1) in 4-channel ("4") mode, in which 4 time gate measurements are made for the bottom coil or 2) in Differential ("D") mode, in which 3 time gate measurements are made for the bottom coil, and one is made for the top coil. The timing of the gates has been altered and the delay times are given in Table 2. The notation "Channel 1" or "first decay channel" for time gate 1, "Channel 2" or "second decay channel" for time gate 2 and so forth is used in the remainder of this document. ...
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... took our samples after removal of the Cannot Analyze One targets were removed. This is reflected in Table 22 ...
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... training ground-truth used in iteration two is set forth in Table 23: After removal of the cannot-analyze one and two category targets, Table 24 shows the training, blind and total sample sizes we worked with in this iteration. ...
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... training ground-truth used in iteration two is set forth in Table 23: After removal of the cannot-analyze one and two category targets, Table 24 shows the training, blind and total sample sizes we worked with in this iteration. ...
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... the training data will be used to make predictions to the blind data, we reviewed the match between the distributions of the training and blind data on the selected attribute. We reviewed the descriptive statistics in Table 27, Table 28, and Table 29; and the charts in Figure 41, Figure 42, and Figure 43. ...

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