NUI Galway Develops Software to Detect Airline Threats
Researchers at the National University of Ireland (NUI) Galway have
been working on the development and application of chemometric
techniques for the detection, identification and quantification of
illicit materials such as narcotics, explosives and dangerous
solvents.
The technology can be practically applied by authorities at airport
security screening, on the spot forensics and poison testing at
accident and emergency departments.
The intelligent software, entitled Hazard IQ, has been developed at
NUI Galway by Dr. Michael Madden, Department of Information Technology
and Dr Alan Ryder, Department of Chemistry and the National Centre for
Biomedical Engineering Science.
Posted 2006-10-02 at 03:05:34
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