The Use of Inexpensive Video Technology for Shot Analysis and Blaster Training in the Commercial Explosives Industry

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Elliott A. Pood Ron Gilbert
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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10
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43 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

Recent advances in digital recording technology have allowed frame rate increases in video recording equipment that provide the capability for super slow motion playback of commercial explosives shots. Such slow motion playback allows for the analysis of shot patterns, cap scatter, pattern failures, etc. In addition, the availability of such materials on video tape enables commercial blasters to provide a means for training current and future staff.
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APA: Elliott A. Pood Ron Gilbert  (1996)  The Use of Inexpensive Video Technology for Shot Analysis and Blaster Training in the Commercial Explosives Industry

MLA: Elliott A. Pood Ron Gilbert The Use of Inexpensive Video Technology for Shot Analysis and Blaster Training in the Commercial Explosives Industry. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1996.

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