Technical Reports/Patents (page 2)

Toward a Nuclear Sentinel System

This report was prepared by request for presentation at the Marine Warfighting Laboratory's Project Albert International Workshop 10 in Stockholm, May 15, 2005. See the Powerpoint presentation in your browser by clicking on the above link, or download the pdf file by clicking here.

More examples of evaluating nuclear device fallout spectrum in terms of cluster analysis may be found here:

1. Cluster analysis 1:Tree diagram, 57 variable. Euclidian distance, radioisotope spectrum.

2. Cluster analysis 2: Single Euclidian distance.

3. Cluster analysis 3: Fifty-nine variables, complete linkage, Power: Sum(ABS(x-y)**p)**1/r)

4. Cluster analysis 4: Complete linkage 1-Pearson r.

5. Cluster analysis 5: Complete linkage. Euclidian distance.

6. Cluster analysis 6: Simple linkage. Euclidian distance.

7. Cluster analysis 7: Eight variables. Complete linkage.

8. Cluster analysis 8: Thirty-nine variables for Total Fallout. Squared Euclidian distance.

9. Cluster analysis 9: Fifty-seven variables, Ward's Method. Power.

10. Cluster analysis 10: Fifty-seven variables. Euclidian distance.

US Patent No. 5583972: 3D Weather Radar System

This patent, awarded in 1996, is for a system displaying real time photo-realistic three-dimensional representations of weather conditions. Meteorological data represented includes precipitation, cloud cover, cloud frmations and rain reflectivity and velocity. In 2004 LEGIS Corp and Greene and Associates of Dallas, evaluated the potential of the system as a possible means of identifying airborne toxins from the dielectric constants of the airborne aerosols.

A complete list of our technical books on nuclear fallout is found here.