By Ann Roosevelt A technology developed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, advanced by Battelle and mounted on a helicopter, increases the scope and safety of finding unexploded ordnance (UXO), while reducing cost, officials said. "Our systems will have typically about eight sensors, sometimes more, spread over about a 12-meter, 40-foot span," William Doll, geophysicist and technical lead on UXO Helicopter, told Defense Daily in a recent interview. "We collect a big swathe all at once." Called UXO helicopter, the aircraft…
Battelle Heli-borne Tech Advances UXO Surveys
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