When the camera is used in high radiation environments, the major gamma emission may be outside the FOV of the camera. In this case it is important that...
Image of a radium painted clock obtained from 20 cm: Dose rate = 40 nSV/h; Acquisition time 1/2h...
We have observed cubes of concrete in storage. Those cubes have been activated by neutrons. In those cubes we have observed the following radio-elements...
Fissile materials (235U, 241Am, Plutonium…) emit neutrons. Those neutrons are captured in their surrounding and emit prompt gamma rays that Temporal Compton camera detect well...
Our camera can be used in the standard mode till 1mSV/h. At those high count rate, the acquisition time should be short although: you can get 22.000 events in 10 sec...
With our Compton Camera, thanks to it’s high spatial resolution and good signal/noise ratio, it is possible to image on a single aquisition...
Container with a roughly 1 MBq 60Co source seen from 3m (30’ image)...
The unique gamma image of 2 60Co sources obtained by Temporal V3: 2^60 Co sources in the lab with a large intensity contrast (1 to 8) are clearly separated with an angular separation of 10°...
The binocular camera with its dual head configuration allows to estimate the true distance to a radiative source using gamma emission triangulation...
We have acquired first in vivo 2D and 3D images of mice and rats using 18F at 511 KeV with our partner CERMEP...
Total activity = 14 MBq ; Distance camera/center = 80 cm ; 3D images slices overlaid on a 2D X-Ray image...
Imaging of a potassium layer and of potassium crystals inside a NaCl salt mine using their natural radioactivity...
Our camera can be used on a rotating tripod to create a panoramic 360° view of a room to track contamination and estimate dosimetry with minimum manpower involved...