Se. King et al., A SOLID-STATE COMPTON CAMERA FOR 3-DIMENSIONAL IMAGING, Nuclear instruments & methods in physics research. Section A, Accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment, 353(1-3), 1994, pp. 320-323
A Compton camera was constructed using four individual high-purity ger
manium (HPGe) coaxial detectors in the front plane and four elements o
f a 15 element HPGe coaxial array in the back plane. Co-60, Ba-133, an
d Cs-137 sources were used in configurations that included single sour
ces in positions covering the intended field-of-view and multiple sour
ces of both identical isotopes and different isotopes. Experiments wer
e also conducted with sources in waste-container sized attenuating med
ia. This proof-of-concept experiment was designed to demonstrate non-t
omographic three-dimensional imaging for the characterization of mixed
waste containers. The present analysis demonstrates three-dimensional
imaging of multiple sources at multiple energies and the imaging of s
ources within a waste-container sized attenuating medium.