Buried Objects Detection Facility
USA /
Nevada /
Indian Springs /
World
/ USA
/ Nevada
/ Indian Springs
World / United States / Nevada
The Buried Objects Detection Facility is a unique facility operated by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to evaluate new mine detection hardware.
The facility covers over 100 acres, of which 30 acres are in a secure enclosed area. The secure area contains 296 mines, 276 of which are available to experimenters to use for uniform calibration of their detection instruments, while the characteristics of the other 20 are kept from the experimenters. These 20 then become the actual search objects.
The facility covers over 100 acres, of which 30 acres are in a secure enclosed area. The secure area contains 296 mines, 276 of which are available to experimenters to use for uniform calibration of their detection instruments, while the characteristics of the other 20 are kept from the experimenters. These 20 then become the actual search objects.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 37°4'50"N 116°5'13"W
- Area 7 4.6 km
- Quarry site 5.3 km
- Area 2 Support Facility Site 10 km
- Rings 32 km
- Super Kukla 33 km
- Area 19 and Area 20 38 km
- Test Roads 49 km
- ass fuck 51 km
- mock airfield 60 km
- Antelope Lake 5360 ft. 87 km
- "Glencoe" 1.8 km
- Yucca Flat 3.4 km
- Transportation Incident Exercise Site 3.5 km
- Apple II houses 4.2 km
- "Easy" 5.7 km
- "Bilby" 6.2 km
- Trench Site for Apple 2 6.7 km
- Area 7 8.7 km
- Nevada Test and Training Range 15 km
- Nevada National Security Site 19 km