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• Groups of mines within this mine-field may have different target signatures which may or may not overlap.
• As a result, a mine-sweeper must accurately guess and mimic the required target signature in order to trigger detonation.
• To assist in that, large collections of significant target signatures have been accumulated by performing many test flights over known terrains and cultural objects.
• The task is complicated by the fact that an influence mine may have one or more of a hundred different potential target signatures programmed into it.
• And then applicants will have two more years to turn up on Darpa's doorstep with a person-sniffer that can " identify target signatures with low false alarms ."
• Modern influence mines such as the computerised, with all the programmability that this implies e . g . the ability to quickly load new acoustic signatures into fuzes, or program them to detect a single, highly distinctive target signature.
• Mines with ship-counters, arming delays and highly specific target signatures in mine fuses can falsely convince a belligerent that a particular area is clear of mines or has been swept effectively because a succession of vessels have already passed through safely.
• Mines with ship-counters, arming delays and highly specific target signatures in mine fuzes can falsely convince a belligerent that a particular area is clear of mines or has been swept effectively because a succession of vessels have already passed through safely.
• Every airline might be required to carry a missile defense system similar to that found in warplanes _ radar to detect incoming missiles, infrared pulse lamps to confuse them, flares to lure them away from the plane and special paint to minimize the target signature for heat-seeking missiles.
• The Medium Wavelength Infrared ( MWIR ) and the Long Wavelength Infrared ( LWIR ) bands find applications in Infrared Thermography for military or civil applications, e . g . target signature identification, surveillance, NonDestructive Evaluation, etc . The Very Long Wavelength Infrared ( VLIR ) band is used in spectroscopy and astronomy.