Using 3D X-ray technology for the detection of illegal wildlife trafficking

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Sep 23, 2022, 2:19 pm755 ptsInteresting
A paper titled "Detecting illegal wildlife trafficking via real time tomography 3D X-ray imaging and automated algorithms" and published in Frontiers in Conservation Science, is the first to document the use of 3D X-ray CT scanning technology for wildlife protection in the scientific literature.

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