Spring 2020, Santa Rosa, CA. — The Cameron Group, Inc., team has addressed current risks during loading of aircraft cargo such as uncontrolled personnel, open-air screening, screening via paperwork alone, and bypassed screening. The resulting program is bringing Cameron’s patented Vehicle Based Threat Detection System (VBTDS) to fruition with the US Government for the safety of all our people.
The VBTDS can detect the presence of Weapons of Mass Destruction — nuclear weapons or radiological materials, chemicals, biologicals, or explosives — in contraband aircraft cargo, long before the cargo endangers US airspace, achieving true Threat Standoff.
The VBTDS consists of an automated, secure, Vehicle-Based system of sensors and countermeasures that achieves low false detection rates and that easily deploys to the fleet of cargo and passenger aircraft that visit U.S. airspace. This dramatically increases screening comprehensiveness and allows aircrew and authorities to take action early in threat scenarios.
We advocate taking action to reinforce the Global Nuclear Detection Architecture through strengthening the Air Cargo Advance Screening system (ACAS) run by DHS and TSA. See here
The Cameron VBTDS Team includes:
- Dr. Ned Britt — Cameron Chief Scientist, VBTDS Patentholder
- Dr. Bill Good — VBTDS Program Planning and Advanced Technology Promotion, VBTDS Patentholder, Technologist
- Dr. Ron Clark — VBTDS Advanced Technology Promotion
- Dr. Bill Webster — VBTDS Advanced Technology Promotion, VBTDS Systems Engineering, Technologist
- Paul Roege — Director of Government Affairs
- Dennis Eckenrod — Director of Airline Customer Relations
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For more information, or to express your interest in the Cameron VBTDS or the planned demonstration test, please contact Dr. Bill Webster by telephone at 1.925.895.3275, or contact Cameron via email to cameronconsults@comcast.net.
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