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议程11月28日1830年欢迎晚宴密西根大学艺术博物馆（UMMA）主旨发言人：NNSA US DOE高级协调员Corey Hinderstein女士11月29日密西根联盟2楼宴会厅（地图）0745登记，大堂早餐和海报布置，宴会厅示范设施，密歇根州和卡拉马祖0825欢迎美国密西根州的Sara Pozzi教授和Shaun Clarke博士0845DNN任务需求国家核安全局防核不扩散研究与发展处扩散检测办公室主任克雷格·斯隆博士0905CVT 3年级成绩美国密歇根州萨拉·波兹（Sara Pozzi）教授0925推力区4：检测未申报的活动和无法使用的设施（概述）美国夏威夷米尔顿·加尔斯教授09352017年9月3日在朝鲜进行地下核爆炸的收益率估算范围广泛的根本原因保罗·理查兹（Paul Richards）教授，哥伦比亚大学0955两种β-γ放射性氙检测系统的初步评估美国俄勒冈州圣史蒂芬·奇兹先生（学生讲话）1015CVT-LANL合作LANL詹姆斯·米勒博士1030打破1045当前放射性氙研究概述美国密歇根州Ciara Sivels女士（学生讲座）1105了解用于放射性核素监测的大气传输模型的不确定性美国密歇根州Matthew Krupcale先生（学生讲座）1125TA4：讨论和问题面板1140次声演示美国夏威夷米尔顿·加尔斯教授1150午餐，范登堡和赫西密西根州和卡拉马祖县的示威活动1310重点领域5：裁军核查麻省理工学院教授Areg Danagoulian1320使用核共振荧光的物理密码战斗部验证协议的实验演示麻省理工学院Jayson Vavrek先生（学生演讲）1340CVT-PPPL协作PPPL Rob Goldston博士1355零知识同位素分化的适中DT中子源美国普林斯顿大学Mike Hepler先生（学生讲话）1415使用人工神经网络进行铀富集测量UIUC的Mark Kamuda先生（学生演讲）1435TA5：讨论和问题面板1450打破1505重点领域1：可视化核查：技术和政策（概述）美国普林斯顿大学 Alex Glaser教授1515核实伊朗核协议普林斯顿大学Frank N. Von Hippel教授1535CVT-SNL合作SNL Peter Marleau博士1550气体离心浓缩厂无人值守235U进出料监控器普林斯顿大学马克·沃克先生（学生讲话）1610TA1：复习和问题面板1625合影，宴会厅1635晚会，宴会厅密西根州和卡拉马祖县的示威活动1830年第一天，ADJOURN11月30日密西根联盟舞厅0745早餐0815重点领域2：基本物理数据以及数据采集和分析技术（概述）美国密歇根州Al Hero教授0825顺序检测异常文件美国密歇根州侯小姐（学生座谈）0845Cf-252自发裂变瞬变中子-光子竞争的实测与模拟美国密歇根州Matthew Marcath先生（学生讲座）0905使用基于连续分段仿射的变换的高效非线性色散模型麻省理工学院院长克里斯托弗·迪恩（学生讲话）0925用于异常检测的深度生成模型美国杜克大学劳伦斯·卡林教授0945稳健的蒙特卡洛方法用于顺序规划和决策麻省理工学院的郑铮女士（学生讲座）1005TA2：复习和问题面板1020打破1035CVT-LLNL合作LLNL Stephan Friedrich博士1050重点领域3：无障碍设施的高级保障工具（概述）美国密歇根州中和教授1100佛罗里达大学对CVT的贡献摘要美国佛罗里达州James Baciak教授1120源封装引起的Cf-252中子光谱变化美国佛罗里达州罗伯特·温曼·史密斯先生（学生讲话）1140CdZnTe INL活动：高分辨率超长距离光源密歇根州大卫·古德曼先生（学生演讲）1200午餐，范登堡和赫西1200 – 1320年，推进区工作讨论会，范德堡1200 – 1320，学生与国家实验室合作，休西（必须在这一天的午餐结束前分解Demos）1320用于验证测量的先进光学技术的发展美国密歇根州Igor Jovanovic教授1340CVT-ORNL合作Paul Hausladen博士，ORNL1355核保障应用中的快速中子多重计数美国密歇根州托尼·辛（Tony Shin）先生（学生讲话）1415TA3：讨论和问题面板1430闭幕词/学生奖1445收录海报实验旅行：参加者可以在旅行期间将自己的物品留在Hussey室。旅游期间房间将被锁定。旅游报名表。点击这里。实验室参观：您将访问由以下教师及其团队运营和管理的实验室空间。1）核不扩散检测小组Sara Pozzi教授2）应用核科学小组Igor Jovanovic教授4）猎户辐射测量小组的Zhong He教授3）放射卫生工程实验室的Kim Kearfott教授1500出发前往UM北校区1515实验室游览：提供详细信息（一旦可用）1720返程巴士到密歇根州联赛1730旅程，第二天演示：所有演示仅在研讨会的第一天（11/29）进行。位置描述演讲者姓名卡拉马祖室。手持式双粒子成像仪美国密歇根州威廉·斯坦伯格先生卡拉马祖室。辐射检测应用的增强现实演示美国密歇根州迈克尔·邦丁先生卡拉马祖室。虚拟现实美国普林斯顿大学Alex Glaser教授密歇根室Stilbene细胞用于放射性氙监测美国密歇根州Ciara Sivels女士密歇根室次声美国夏威夷米尔顿·加尔斯教授密歇根室3-D CZT Orion系统美国密歇根州中和教授密歇根室使用锥形二苯乙烯改善能量分辨率美国密歇根州查尔斯·索萨先生`海报：奇怪的数字海报必须在海报发布会的第一个小时（1630 – 1730）参加。在海报发布会的第二个小时（1730 – 1830）中，必须参加偶数编号的海报。海报号海报标题名称1使用不同反射器的硅光电倍增管耦合的Stilbene条的性能美国密歇根州威廉·斯坦伯格先生2 从近紫外到中红外的强激光丝-固相互作用美国密歇根州Milos Burger博士3 密歇根大学辐射气象站美国密歇根州金伯利·基尔福特教授4 光谱辐射气象站观测到的辐射背景变化源的初步识别美国密歇根州原方博先生5 经济实惠的自行完成放射探测器，适用于大学前科学，技术，工程和数学（STEM）推广美国密歇根州Jeffery Xiao先生6 使用锥形二苯乙烯改善能量分辨率美国密歇根州查尔斯·索萨先生7 用光导耦合和硅光电倍增管读数表征Stilbene闪烁探测器美国密歇根州Kyle Beyer先生8 有机闪烁体探测器的温度依赖性美国密歇根州Aditi Rajadhyaksha女士10 大型NaI（Tl）检测器的位置灵敏度表征。美国密歇根州乔丹·诺伊先生11 Al2O3：C的残余光激发发光（OSL）信号和具有可重现的部分信号间隙的读出系统美国密歇根州Sara A.Abraham女士12 空间受限环境中铯137剂量学校准源的设置和表征美国密歇根州Jasmine Mapes女士13 密歇根大学（UM）放射卫生工程实验室（RHEL）的验证技术联合会（CVT）资助的本科生研究的经验美国密歇根州金·基尔福特教授14 使用带有源校正的表面波改善相对地震位置的估计哥伦比亚大学迈克尔·豪先生15 使用分层Beta模型的空间过程中的多模式多尺度数据融合麻省理工学院院长Christopher Dean先生16 使用时间相关的中子和伽马射线测量来区分点状源与空间分布源，而无需成像NCSU的Jonathan Mueller博士17 二苯乙烯对中子的各向异性闪烁响应的表征NCSU罗伯特·韦尔登先生18多个有机闪烁体探测器的频域复用NCSU的Mudit Mishra先生19 紧凑型高效中子散射相机的基于模型的设计评估NCSU的Kyle Weinfurther先生20 大容量NaI探测器的超滤训练反应堆的大气41Ar羽流跟踪和模型开发美国佛罗里达州的加布里埃尔·桑德勒先生21 标准化，保护和报告颞pat骨次超声数据美国夏威夷米尔顿·加尔斯教授22 下一代次声传感器的评估：校准技术和冲击波数据参数化美国夏威夷Karina Asmar女士23 Cf252中快速裂变中子相关性的测量美国密歇根州Patricia Schuster博士24 基于有机闪烁体和SiPM读数的快速中子多重计数器的实验演示美国密歇根州的安吉拉·迪·富尔维奥（Angela Di Fulvio）博士25 激光烧蚀光谱中铀原子和分子特征的优化美国密歇根州Ian Baughman先生26 “发现的” Rad室中市售有源Rad测量设备的比较美国密歇根州的Marco A.Carmona先生27 用于主动询问检测方法开发的加速器安装美国密歇根州卡梅伦·米勒先生28 单能和连续快中子能谱的展开算法比较美国密歇根州朱浩南先生29 SiPMs的电学特性应用于有机闪烁检测器读数美国密歇根州劳伦·格林女士30 通过使用多个CdZnTe成像系统进行远程监测来对SNM进行定位和表征美国密歇根州贝内特·威廉姆斯先生31 表征裂变源有机闪烁体的方向依赖性美国密歇根州Ruby Araj女士32 低效率检测器数据的相关性展开美国密歇根州Stefano Marin先生33 P板测量数据中阶跃矩计数的不确定度定量美国密歇根州华先生34 快速中子多重计数器中耦合至Stilbene的SiPM的读数电子美国密歇根州内森·吉哈先生35 使用循环建模JCPOA后的级联性能美国威斯康星州Kathryn Mummah女士36 CVT-LBNL合作LBNL铃木Erika女士37 具有非对称掩模的时间编码快速中子成像美国密歇根州Niral Shah先生38 空气中超快激光细丝对核材料的遥感美国密歇根州Patrick J.Skrodzki先生39CVT-PNNL合作PNNL埃里克·贝克尔（Eric Becker）博士AGENDA28-Nov1830Welcome DinnerUniversity of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA)Keynote Speaker: Ms. Corey Hinderstein, Senior Coordinator for NNSA US DOE29-NovMichigan LeagueBallroom, 2nd floor (map)0745Registration, ConcourseBreakfast and Poster Setup, BallroomDemonstration set-up, Michigan and Kalamazoo0825WelcomeProf. Sara Pozzi and Dr. Shaun Clarke,U. Michigan0845DNN Mission NeedsDr. Craig Sloan, Director, Office of Proliferation Detection, Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation R&D, NNSA0905CVT Year 3 AccomplishmentsProf. Sara Pozzi,U. Michigan0925Thrust Area 4: Detection of Undeclared Activities and Inaccessible Facilities (Overview)Prof. Milton Garces,U. Hawaii0935Underlying Reasons for the Wide Range of Yield Estimates for the Underground Nuclear Explosion of September 3, 2017, in North KoreaProf. Paul Richards,Columbia U.0955Preliminary Evaluation of Two Beta-Gamma Radioxenon Detection SystemsMr. Steven Czyz,Oregon St. U. (student talk)1015CVT-LANL CollaborationDr. James Miller,LANL1030BREAK1045Overview of Current Radioxenon ResearchMs. Ciara Sivels,U. Michigan (student talk)1105Understanding Uncertainties in Atmospheric Transport Modeling for Radionuclide MonitoringMr. Matthew Krupcale,U. Michigan (student talk)1125TA4: Discussion and QuestionsPanel1140Infrasound DemonstrationProf. Milton Garces,U. Hawaii1150LUNCH, Vandenberg & HusseyDEMONSTRATIONS, Michigan & Kalamazoo1310Thrust Area 5: Disarmament VerificationProf. Areg Danagoulian,MIT1320Experimental Demonstration of a Physical Cryptographic Warhead Verification Protocol Using Nuclear Resonance FluorescenceMr. Jayson Vavrek,MIT (student talk)1340CVT-PPPL CollaborationDr. Rob Goldston,PPPL1355Moderated DT Neutron Source for Zero Knowledge Isotopic DifferentiationMr. Mike Hepler,Princeton U. (student talk)1415Uranium Enrichment Measurements Using an Artificial Neural NetworkMr. Mark Kamuda,UIUC (student talk)1435TA5: Discussion and QuestionsPanel1450BREAK1505Thrust Area 1: Visualizing Nuclear Verification: Technology and Policy (Overview)Prof. Alex Glaser,Princeton U.1515Verification of the Iran Nuclear DealProf. Frank N. Von Hippel,Princeton U.1535CVT-SNL CollaborationDr. Peter Marleau, SNL1550Unattended 235U Feed and Withdrawal Monitor for Gas Centrifuge Enrichment PlantsMr. Mark Walker,Princeton U. (student talk)1610TA1: Review and QuestionsPanel1625GROUP PHOTO, Ballroom1635POSTER SESSION RECEPTION, BallroomDEMONSTRATIONS, Michigan & Kalamazoo1830ADJOURN, DAY 130-NovMichigan LeagueBallroom0745Breakfast0815Thrust Area 2: Fundamental Physical Data and Data Acquisition and Analysis Techniques (Overview)Prof. Al Hero,U. Michigan0825Sequential Detection of Unusual DocumentsMs. Elizabeth Hou,U. Michigan (student talk)0845Measured and Simulated Cf-252 Spontaneous Fission Prompt Neutron-Photon CompetitionMr. Matthew Marcath,U. Michigan (student talk)0905An Efficient Nonlinear Dispersion Model Using Continuous-Piecewise-Affine-based TransformationsMr. Christopher Dean,MIT (student talk)0925Deep Generative Models for Anomaly DetectionProf. Lawrence Carin,Duke U.0945Robust Monte Carlo Methods for Sequential Planning and Decision MakingMs. Sue Zheng,MIT (student talk)1005TA2: Review and QuestionsPanel1020BREAK1035CVT-LLNL CollaborationDr. Stephan Friedrich,LLNL1050Thrust Area 3: Advanced Safeguards Tools for Accessible Facilities (Overview)Prof. Zhong He,U. Michigan1100Summary of the University of Florida Contribution to CVTProf. James Baciak,U. Florida1120Changes to the Cf-252 Neutron Spectrum Caused by Source EncapsulationMr. Robert Weinmann-Smith,U. Florida (student talk)1140CdZnTe INL Campaign: High Resolution Ultra Long Distance SourceMr. David Goodman,U. Michigan (student talk)1200LUNCH, Vandenberg & Hussey1200 – 1320, Thrust Area working discussion, Vanderberg1200 – 1320, Student-National Lab engagement, Hussey(Demos must be broken down by the end of lunch on this day)1320Development of Advanced Optical Techniques for Verification MeasurementsProf. Igor Jovanovic,U. Michigan1340CVT-ORNL CollaborationDr. Paul Hausladen,ORNL1355Fast-Neutron Multiplicity Counting for Nuclear Safeguards ApplicationsMr. Tony Shin,U. Michigan (student talk)1415TA3: Discussion and QuestionsPanel1430Closing Comments / Student Awards1445TAKEDOWN POSTERSLAB TOURS: Tour participants may leave their belongings in the Hussey room during the tour. The room will be locked during the tour.Tour sign-up form. Click here.Lab Tours: You will visit the lab spaces operated and managed by the following faculty and their teams.1) Prof. Sara Pozzi, Detection for Nuclear Nonproliferation Group2) Prof. Igor Jovanovic, Applied Nuclear Science Group4) Prof. Zhong He, Orion Radiation Measurement Group3) Prof. Kim Kearfott, Radiological Health Engineering Laboratory1500Departing Bus to UM North Campus1515Lab Tours: details provided once available1720Return Bus to Michigan League1730ADJOURN, Day 2DEMONSTRATIONS: All demonstrations will occur on day 1 of the workshop (11/29) only.LocationDescriptionPresenter NameKalamazoo Rm.Handheld Dual Particle ImagerMr. William Steinberger,U. MichiganKalamazoo Rm.Augmented Reality Demonstration for Radiation Detection ApplicationsMr. Michael Bondin,U. MichiganKalamazoo Rm.Virtual RealityProf. Alex Glaser,Princeton U.Michigan Rm.Stilbene Cell for Radioxenon MonitoringMs. Ciara Sivels,U. MichiganMichigan Rm.InfrasoundProf. Milton Garces,U. HawaiiMichigan Rm.3-D CZT Orion SystemProf. Zhong He,U. MichiganMichigan Rm.Improvements in Energy Resolution Using Conical StilbeneMr. Charles Sosa,U. Michigan`POSTERS: Odd numbered posters must be attended during the first hour of the poster session (1630 – 1730). Even numbered posters must be attended during the 2nd hour of the poster session (1730 – 1830).Poster No.Poster TitleName1Performance of Stilbene Bars Coupled to Silicon Photomultipliers Using Different ReflectorsMr. William Steinberger,U. Michigan2 Intense Laser Filament-Solid Interactions from Near-Ultraviolet to Mid-InfraredDr. Milos Burger,U. Michigan3 The University of Michigan Radiation Weather StationProf. Kimberlee Kearfott,U. Michigan4 Preliminary Identification of Sources of Radiation Background Variations Observed for a Spectroscopic Radiation Weather StationMr. Fangbo Yuan,U. Michigan5 An Affordable Do-It-Yourself Radiation Detector for Precollege Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) OutreachMr. Jeffery Xiao,U. Michigan6 Improvements in Energy Resolution using Conical StilbeneMr. Charles Sosa,U. Michigan7 Characterization of Stilbene Scintillation Detectors with Light Guide Coupling and Silicon Photomultiplier ReadoutMr. Kyle Beyer,U. Michigan8 Temperature Dependence of Organic Scintillator DetectorsMs. Aditi Rajadhyaksha,U. Michigan10 Characterization of the Positional Sensitivity of Large NaI(Tl) Detectors.Mr. Jordan Noey,U. Michigan11 Residual Optically Stimulated Luminescent (OSL) Signals for Al2O3:C and a Readout System with Reproducible Partial Signal ClearanceMs. Sara A. Abraham,U. Michigan12 Setup and Characterization of a Cesium-137 Dosimetry Calibration Source in a Space-Constrained EnvironmentMs. Jasmine Mapes,U. Michigan13 Experiences with Consortium for Verification Technology (CVT) Funded Undergraduate Research in the University of Michigan (UM) Radiological Health Engineering Laboratory (RHEL)Prof. Kim Kearfott,U. Michigan14 Improving the Estimation of Relative Earthquake Locations Using Surface Waves with Source CorrectionsMr. Michael Howe,Columbia U.15 Multimodal Multiscale Data Fusion in Spatial Processes Using the Hierarchical Beta ModelMr. Christopher Dean,MIT16 Using Time-Correlated Neutron and Gamma-Ray Measurements to Distinguish Point-like Sources From Spatially Distributed Sources Without ImagingDr. Jonathan Mueller,NCSU17 Characterization of the Anisotropic Scintillation Response of Stilbene to NeutronsMr. Robert Weldon,NCSU18 Frequency Domain Multiplexing of Multiple Organic Scintillator DetectorsMr. Mudit Mishra,NCSU19 Model-based Design Evaluation of a Compact, High-Efficiency Neutron Scatter CameraMr. Kyle Weinfurther,NCSU20 Atmospheric 41Ar Plume Tracking and Model Development of the UF Training Reactor Using a Large-Volume NaI DetectorMr. Gabriel Sandler,U. Florida21 Standardizing, Securing, and Reporting on Data for Temporospatial Infrasound AnalysisProf. Milton Garces,U. Hawaii22 Evaluation of Next-Generation Infrasound Sensors: Calibration Techniques and Air-Blast Data ParameterizationMs. Karina Asmar,U. Hawaii23 Measurements of Prompt Fission Neutron Correlations in Cf252Dr. Patricia Schuster,U. Michigan24 Experimental Demonstration of a Fast-Neutron Multiplicity Counter Based on Organic Scintillators and SiPM ReadoutDr. Angela Di Fulvio,U. Michigan25 Optimization of Atomic and Molecular Signatures of Uranium In Laser Ablation Spectroscopy Mr. Ian Baughman,U. Michigan26 Intercomparison of Commercially Available Active Radon Measurement Devices in a “Discovered” Radon ChamberMr. Marco A. Carmona,U. Michigan27 Accelerator Installation for Active Interrogation Detection Method DevelopmentMr. Cameron Miller,U. Michigan28 Comparison of Unfolding Algorithms for Monoenergetic and Continuous Fast-Neutron Energy SpectraMr. Haonan Zhu,U. Michigan29 Electrical Characterization of SiPMs Applied to Organic Scintillation Detector ReadoutMs. Lauren Green,U. Michigan30 Localization and Characterization of SNM by Remote Monitoring with Multiple CdZnTe Imaging SystemsMr. Bennett Williams,U. Michigan31 Characterizing the Directional Dependence of Organic Scintillators from a Fission SourceMs. Ruby Araj,U. Michigan32 Correlation Unfolding from Low Efficiency Detectors DataMr. Stefano Marin,U. Michigan33 Uncertainty Quantification of Factorial Moment Counting in Measured Data from Plutonium PlatesMr. Michael Hua,U. Michigan34 Readout Electronics of SiPMs Coupled to Stilbene in a Fast-Neutron Multiplicity CounterMr. Nathan Giha,U. Michigan35 Modeling Post-JCPOA Cascade Performance with CyclusMs. Kathryn Mummah,U. Wisconsin36 CVT-LBNL CollaborationMs. Erika Suzuki,LBNL37 Time Encoded Fast Neutron Imaging with an Asymmetric MaskMr. Niral Shah,U. Michigan38 Remote Sensing of Nuclear Materials Using Ultrafast Laser Filamentation in AirMr. Patrick J. Skrodzki,U. Michigan39CVT-PNNL CollaborationDr. Eric Becker, PNNL
