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    • Faculty
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    • USDA NIFA Project
    • Innovative Wide Area Sensing/Mitigation Technologies for CWMD
      • DHS ARI IWAS Members
      • DHS ARI IWAS Events
    • Research Areas
      • Detection Research
        • Detection with Infrared
        • Detection with Raman
        • Detection with Quantum Cascade Laser
        • Detection with Ultraviolet
        • Detection with Mass Spectrometry
        • Detection with Atomic Force Microscopy
        • Detection with Chromatography
      • Simulation Research
      • Analysis Research
      • Synthesis Research
    • Analyte-based Research
      • TNT Research
      • PETN Research
      • RDX Research
      • DNT Research
      • HMX Research
      • TATP Research
      • Peroxides Research
      • Other Analyte-based Research
    • Research Articles
    • Theses and Dissertations
    • Book Chapters
    • Patents
    • Research Posters
  • NEWS
  • FACILITIES
    • Q-027 A – Surface Analysis Lab
    • Q-027 B – Chemical Detection Lab
    • Q-040 – Wet Chemistry & Data Analysis Areas and Laser Spectroscopy Laboratory
    • Q-042 – Wet Chemistry & Data Analysis Areas
  • Society for Applied Spectroscopy RUM Section
    • SAS About Us
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    • Our Research Articles
    • SAS Workshops
    • SAS Webinars
  • FILES/INFO FOR RESEARCH
    • Important Files
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DHS ARI IWAS Webinar on Soft Independent Modelling by Class Analogy (SIMCA)

DHS ARI IWAS, DHS ARI IWAS Webinar, Events, SAS, SAS Webinar, SeminarBy antony.cardozoMarch 31, 2022

12th webinar on March 31, 2022 explaining student about Soft Independent Modelling by Class Analogy (SIMCA).

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