Automation in airport security X-ray screening of cabin baggage¶
Hättenschwiler, N., Sterchi, Y., Mendes, M., & Schwaninger, A. (2018). Automation in airport security X-ray screening of cabin baggage: Examining benefits and possible implementations of automated explosives detection. Applied Ergonomics, 72, 58-68.
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- In security and safety gating it is metal detectors and body scanners that alarm liberally before a hand search, contraband-scanning canines, and explosive-trace detectors.
This sourceDocuments security-screening design that alarms liberally at a low detection threshold and defers flagged items to a costlier authoritative alarm-resolution check (the secondary inspection).
- In security and safety gating it is metal detectors and body scanners that alarm liberally before a hand search, contraband-scanning canines, and explosive-trace detectors.
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