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International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria); Panel proceedings series; 198 p; ISBN 92-0-061078-1; 
; 1978; p. 8; IAEA; Vienna; Technical committee on the peaceful uses of nuclear explosions; Vienna, Austria; 22 - 24 Nov 1976; IAEA-TC--81-5/14; Published in summary form only.
; 1978; p. 8; IAEA; Vienna; Technical committee on the peaceful uses of nuclear explosions; Vienna, Austria; 22 - 24 Nov 1976; IAEA-TC--81-5/14; Published in summary form only.
[en] A new method of feature selection based on ordinal optimization is presented, and an experiment based on BP rule is carried out to select the optimum feature set of underground nuclear explosion and natural earthquake. Experimental results indicate that this method can reduce the search space and enhance the search efficiency effectively. This may be a novel theoretical method in feature selection. (authors)
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Nuclear Electronics and Detection Technology; ISSN 0258-0934; ; v. 24(6); p. 575-578
; v. 24(6); p. 575-578
[en] Unlike conventional terrorist violence, bona-fide nuclear terrorism is a self-publicizing phenomenon. It is a public event by the very scope of its impact. Apocalyptic and catastrophically destructive, a nuclear explosion is the ideal instrument of mass terror. Rational nuclear insurgents would not inform authorities that a nuclear device is about to be detonated. Advance warning of an impending nuclear explosion would reduce the maximum potential effectiveness of any response to such an event
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ISSUP Strategic Review; ISSN 0250-1961; ; p. 2-8
; p. 2-8
[en] The seismic methods for detection of nuclear explosions are shortly described in the article
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[en] The history of the international efforts to secure a Comprehensive Test Ban is described. A critique is given of the major objections which have been raised against a Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. Australian efforts in support of a Comprehensive Test Ban are described. These include political and technical initiatives such as the Group of Scientific Experts, The National Seismological Monitoring Centre and the National Monitoring Service
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Ball, D.; Mack, A. (eds.); 342 p; ISBN 0 08 033040 1; ; 1987; p. 207-252; Australian National University Press; Sydney (Australia)
; 1987; p. 207-252; Australian National University Press; Sydney (Australia)
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