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Mine Detection Dogs: Training, Operations and Odour Detection (June 2003)
| FILE CONTENTS | LINK TO PDF DOCUMENT | | Complete Catalogue | All pages (4.3MB) | | Front and back pages | Front, i, ii, back (453KB) | | Contents | iii-vii (29KB) | | Foreword | 1-2 (15KB) | | Introduction | 3-6 (20KB) | | Chapter 1. Perspectives on animal learning theory | | Part 1. Comparing training concepts and styles
Ian G. McLean | 7-10 (27KB) | Part 2. General learning principles for trainins REST dogs
Rune Fjellanger | 11-22 (60KB) | Part 3. Principles of animal learning
Stewart Hilliard | 23-42 (74KB) | | Chapter 2. Case studies on training mine detection dogs | | Part 1. Socialising puppies for demining
Johan van Wyk and André Le Roux | 43-51 (237KB) | Part 2. The REST concept
Rune Fjellanger | 53-107 (1MB) | Part 3. Training dogs to detect tripwires
Dan Hayter | 109-138 (1.4MB) | Chapter 3. Training, organisation and skills: case studies of practice using mine detection dogs
Per Jostein Matre | 139-163 (81KB) | | Chapter 4. Programme reviews | | Part 1. The Mechem Explosive and Drug Detection System (MEDDS)
Vernon Joynt | 165-174 (125KB) | Part 2. Preliminary results on the use of Cricetomys rats as indicators of buried explosives in field conditions
Ron Verhagen, Christophe Cox, Robert Machangu, Bart Weetjens, and Mic Billet | 175-193 (119KB) | | Chapter 5. Odour detection: the theory and the practice | | Part 1. How do dogs detect landmines? A summary of research results
Ann Göth, Ian G. McLean and James Trevelyan | 195-208 (132KB) | Part 2. Chemical sensing for buried landmines: fundamental processes influencing trace chemical detection
James M. Phelan and Stephen W. Webb | 209-285 (647KB) | Afterword: Animal detection in the future
Håvard Bach | 287-298 (86KB) | | Glossary of terms | 299-300 (13KB) | | Notes on contributors | 301-303 (19KB) |
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