The continued development of science, engineering, and technology to support nonproliferation policy is instrumental in allowing states to verify compliance with nonproliferation treaties, providing effective and efficient ways to implement domestic and international nuclear safeguards, and preventing non-state actors from developing nuclear weapons or acquiring weapons-usable nuclear or radiological material, equipment, technology, and expertise. This technical session will focus on new research that supports different aspects of nonproliferation policy.

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Metal-Latticed Collimators for Radiation Portal Monitors

10:00–10:20AM EST

Ethan Wever (Univ. Tennessee, Knoxville), Collin Webb (Univ. Tennessee, Knoxville), JungHyun Bae (ORNL), Robert Bean (ORNL), Stefano Tognini (ORNL), Paul Cantonwine (ORNL), Alex Enders (ORNL)

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A Comprehensive Data File Format for Radiation Portal Monitors

10:20–10:40AM EST

JungHyun Bae (ORNL), Alexander Enders (ORNL), Charles Massey (IAEA), Jake Livesay (IB3Global), Christopher Blessinger (ORNL)

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3D Analysis for Generalized Muon Trajectory Estimation Algorithm

10:40–11:00AM EST

Reshma Ughade (Purdue Univ.), JungHyun Bae (ORNL), Paul Cantonwine (ORNL), Stylianos Chatzidakis (Purdue Univ.)

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Comparison of GADRAS and GADRAS-DRF in Support of Arms Control

11:00–11:20AM EST

Tanner Heatherly (Oregon State), Camille Palmer (Oregon State), Odera Dim (Brookhaven)

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