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Technology for humanitarian landmine clearance Current address (December 2015): russellgasser(at)mac.com
Background Briefing: Humanitarian mine action, second progress report
The Detection of Buried Non-Metallic Anti-Personnel Land Mines
Angola Mine Awareness Evaluation
UXO Awareness Education Activities Supported by UNICEF in the LAO PDR
What is the Socio-Economic Impact of Humanitarian Mine Action and How Can We Improve It?; The Road Forward: Humanitarian Mine Clearance in S. Africa
Journal of Mine Action - Issue dedicated to Deminers, Manual Demining, and their Personal Protective Equipment
International Standards for Personal Protective Equipment
Strategic Study of Humanitarian Demining Prospects
Biosensors and Bioelectronics, Special Issue (6th World Congress on Biosensors)
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