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Vision-Based Control of a Tether-Suspended Aerial Radiation Sensing Payload
Aerial radiation surveys achieve higher sensitivity when the radiation detector is held close to the ground. Detector sensitivity falls off roughly with the inverse square of the distance to the source, so a detector flown high is slower to reach a given minimum detectable activity. Flying the vehic
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