CWD

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Acronym	Definition
CWD	Chronic Wasting Disease
CWD	Current Working Directory
CWD	Comment When Done
CWD	Change Working Directory
CWD	Cisco Wavelength Director
CWD	Column Write Delay
CWD	Chicks with Dicks
CWD	Coarse Woody Debris
CWD	Children with Disabilities
CWD	Center for Workforce Development
CWD	Continuous Wave Doppler
CWD	Center for Workers with Disabilities
CWD	Certified Well Driller (various organizations)
CWD	Convert Word to Double Word
CWD	Concealed Weapons Detection
CWD	Call Waiting Deluxe
CWD	Courseware Development
CWD	Critical Weather Day (National Centers for Environmental Prediction)
CWD	Chemical World Database
CWD	Contract Web Development (Winston-Salem, NC)
CWD	Cold Winter Day (energy industry)
CWD	Choi-Williams Distribution
CWD	Chemical Warfare Defense
CWD	Centre for Women and Development
CWD	Computer Web Design
CWD	Chemical Waste Disposal
CWD	Customer Want Date
CWD	Case Writing Division (USAF)
CWD	Consistent with Dates
CWD	Cadet Working Dress
CWD	Commercial Work Data
CWD	Consecutive-Weeks Discount
CWD	Connection Wiring Diagram (electrical engineering)

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PATSCAN CMR is a first-of-its-kind Cognitive Microwave Radar concealed weapons detection system, designed as an effective tool to combat active shooter threats before they occur.

Patriot One names vice president to manage go-to-market strategy

It recently introduced the world's first commercial real-time concealed weapons detection camera, the Brijot-Imaging Systems Weapons Detections System Prime.

New camera detects concealed weapons

He concluded: "This passive millimetre wave technology, combined with its advanced imaging software, is anticipated to be well suited to the task of concealed weapons detection.

Passenger screening: now that the recent destruction of two Russian airlines is thought to have been the work of suicide bombers, is it time to take another look at the state-of-the-art equipment available to enhance passenger screening?

Millimeter wavelength imaging is a natural approach for concealed weapons detection (CWD) because of the transparency of clothing and the spatial resolution achievable in this spectral region.

NIST researchers demonstrate 120-element focal-plane array for concealed weapons detection

NIJ's research into improved concealed weapons detection not only is driven by a top-down directive from Washington, D.C., but also has been established as a priority research area by the Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Advisory Council (LECTAC) -- an NIJ-sponsored panel comprising federal, state and local criminal justice professionals.

DETECTING CONCEALED WEAPONS: TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH AT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE