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Paul Evans
Also published under:P. Evans
Affiliation
Imaging Science Group, School of Science & Technology, Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham, UK
Topic
X-ray Source,Focal Plane,Imaging Techniques,Increase In Intensity,Large Grains,Linear Detection,Symmetry Axis,X-ray Beam,3D Images,3D Technology,Absorption Data,Atomic Density,Beam Geometry,Bragg Angle,CCD Camera,Calibration Materials,Camera Array,Charge-coupled Device Camera,Circular Objects,Collimator,Color Code,Color Palette,Color Scheme,Conception Rate,Copper Sheet,Crime Scene,Criminal Investigations,Crystal Grains,Cylindrical Specimens,Depth Increments,Depth Perception,Diffracted Beams,Diffraction Data,Diffraction Experiments,Diffraction Images,Diffraction Intensity,Diffraction Patterns,Diffraction Signal,Direct Imaging,Discrimination Technique,Display Mode,Empirical Results,Energy-dispersive X-ray Diffraction,Experimental Materials,Explosive Materials,Field Of View,Firearm,Focal Spot,Foci Formation,Horizontal Plane,
Biography
Paul EvansProfessor Paul Evans is Head of The Imaging Science group at NTU. He has led significant advances in 3D X-ray imaging for the detection and identification of weapons and explosives. His research has produced significant patents together with the scientific and technological basis for commercially available security X-ray imaging systems. He is currently funded by the Innovative Research Call in Explosives and Weapons Detection, a cross-government programme sponsored by a number of UK government departments and agencies under the CONTEST strategy, the UK EPSRC and the US DHS.