Population Monitoring for Radiological Emergency Response
Mobile Contamination Characterization Center (MC³)
Speed up and optimize population monitoring and radiological decontamination using UniTech’s patented Mobile Contamination Characterization Center (MC3) technology.
In a nuclear terrorist scenario, there could be tens to hundreds of thousands of individuals evacuating the event epicenter.
- Emergency responders want the evacuation to minimize the spread of contamination, demanding a quarantined perimeter
- Population must be individually monitored for radiological contamination at the perimeter then channeled appropriately for action
- Delays increase the amount of time radioactive material remains on people
- Danger of public hysteria and panic rises as the situation continues unresolved
Armed only with conventional instrumentation, today’s radiological emergency responders would be faced with a daunting or impossible task to monitor, sort and clear population in response to terrorist scenarios involving nuclear materials.
UniTech’s Mobile Contamination Characterization Center (MC³) provides the efficient public monitoring and decontamination throughput needed in emergency situations.
Patent No. US 8,637,842 B2
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