D-BOX: Demining tool-BOX for humanitarian clearing of large scale areas from anti-personal landmines and cluster munitions

Start date

01 January 2013

End date

31 December 2015

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Overview

D-BOX was a European project funded to tackle the burning issue of anti-personal landmines and cluster munitions remaining from armed conflicts. It provided Demining stakeholders with innovative, “easy to use” and low cost solutions interfaced and/or integrated in a comprehensive toolbox.

This “smart” toolbox could be used during all demining activities to help operators and end users chose the most suitable answer for optimal planning and preparation to low cost, safe and “easy to use” tools for specific tasks during different steps of the demining activities adapted for varying scenarios and conditions.

Funding amount

£244,000

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Outputs

S.Savastano, R.Guida, “Multi-Sensor Data Fusion for Long Range Demining Area Reduction”, International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium ’15, pp.1909-1912, Milan (Italy), 2015.

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