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Application of Multisensor Fusion to Improve Landmine Detection
A Novel Signal Processing Technique for Clutter Reduction in GPR Measurements of Small, Shallow Land
Socio-Economic Evaluation of Work Done by SBF at Gorayo Humeh
Mine Action Assessment Mission Report, Egypt
The Demining Support System: Worldwide Analysis and Assessment
Guidance on Data Collection for on Victims of Landmine Injuries
The National Coordination of Education Activities to Prevent Accidents by Mines and Other Explosive Devices
Soil Properties and GPR Detection of Landmines. A Basis for Forecasting&Evaluation of GPR Performance.
Fully Polarised 3D-SAR GPR for the Recognition of Hidden Mines
Socio-Economic Land Use Report on Area Cleared by HALO Trust Cambodia 1992-1999
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