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Homeland Security

AS&E’s OmniView Debuts at Port of Charleston

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Wednesday, October 3rd, 2007

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Project Seahawk, the Department of Justice administered unified intelligence operations center for the Port of Charleston, S.C., has deployed the OmniView Gantry X-Ray system for the inspection of high risk cargo containers entering the port. OmniView is the most powerful X-Ray inspection system deployed at a commercial port in the U.S., Bill Mahoney, CEO of the South Carolina Research Authority (SCRA), tells TR2. The OmniView Gantry, built by American Science & Engineering [ASEI] under a contract awarded in June 2006,…

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