Dynamic reverse gas stack model for portable chemical detection devices to locate threat and point-of-source from effluent streams
AssigneeUniversity of North Texas
InventorGuido Fridolin Verbeck, IV
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AssigneeUniversity of North Texas
InventorGuido Fridolin Verbeck, IV
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The present invention includes an apparatus and method for detecting the location of one or more sources of one or more target molecule, the apparatus comprising: a molecule detector; and a processor connected to the molecule detector and to a global position system, wherein the processor calculates the presence of the one or more target molecules, runs a computer code that determines a dynamic reverse gas stack model for the one or more target molecules, and triangulates the possible position for a source or effluent of the one or more target molecules based on the dynamic reverse gas stack model. The determined reverse gas stack model may have a Gaussian dispersion over one or more sampled locations.
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