Session: Sensors and Instrumentation for Counterterrorism


ANYL		Monday, 29 August 2005

1:30 PM-4:40 PM Washington DC Convention Center -- 154A, Oral
Sensors and Instrumentation for Counterterrorism

Organizer:	Greg E. Collins
1:30 PM	283	Development of Sandia’s next generation handheld chemical analysis system Patrick R Lewis, Douglas R Adkins, Ronald P. Manginell, David R. Wheeler, Daniel E. Trudell, Shawn M. Dirk, James L. Barnett, Joy Byrnes, L. James Sanchez
2:00 PM	284	Reactive chromophores for sensitive and selective detection of chemical warfare agents and toxic industrial chemicals Greg Frye-Mason, Martin Leuschen, Kateri Paul, Lara Wald, Mihail Bancu, Lawrence F Hancock
2:30 PM	285	Chemical detection using single-walled carbon nanotubes Eric S Snow, Frank K. Perkins, Eric J. Houser
3:00 PM		Intermission
3:10 PM	286	Detecting hazardous chemicals with temperature-programmed MEMS microsensors Douglas Meier, Jon Evju, Zvi Boger, Kurt D. Benkstein, Christopher B. Montgomery, Steve Semancik
3:40 PM	287	Direct Analysis in Real Time (DART): Chemical agent data and background physics James A. Laramee, H. Dupont Durst, Robert B. Cody, J. Michael Nilles
4:10 PM	288	Versatility of ion mobility time-of-flight mass spectrometry (IM(tof)MS) for the detection of chemical warfare agent simulants and degradation products Wes E. Steiner, Herbert H. Hill

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