PET ROCK: Persistent Event-based sensing at Testbeds Real-world Objective Comparison of Key-hardware

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Goals and ObjectivesWhile recent studies have demonstrated event-based sensing (EBS) as a promising remote detection technology, there have been no direct comparisons of EBS against more traditional technologies in real-world proliferation detection scenarios.This project will prove with quantifiable results how event-based sensing compares to state-of-the-art sensing in nuclear nonproliferation monitoring scenarios. MethodsTo support the direct comparison of event-based sensing and more traditional remote sensing technologies, a self-contained system is being built to handle power, data management, edge processing, and sensor support.Data management and edge processing are being handled by four Nvidia Jetson processors.The primary sensors are: • Prophesee EVK4-HD event-based sensor • Pixelink HD framing camera • Custom single pixel radiometer Several secondary sensors are included to support future remote sensing data fusion efforts.These sensors include and infrared event-based sensor, an acoustic phased array, and an RF spectrum analyzer.Lastly, a variety of environmental and state of health sensors are included.

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