Cross-Border Tunnel Detection & Seismic Mapping Task Force
Detecting and neutralizing clandestine cross-border tunnels through seismic and ground-penetrating technology.
Mission Statement
The Cross-Border Tunnel Detection & Seismic Mapping Task Force deploys ground-penetrating radar, seismic sensors, and aerial survey technologies to detect clandestine tunnels used for smuggling narcotics, weapons, and human trafficking victims across international borders. The unit maps subsurface tunnel networks, coordinates interdiction operations, and advises on physical countermeasures to prevent tunnel construction.
Key Functions
Seismic Detection
Operating distributed seismic sensor arrays along border zones to detect the vibration signatures of active tunnel construction and movement of personnel and cargo through existing tunnels.
Ground-Penetrating Radar
Deploying ground-penetrating radar systems to map subsurface voids and tunnel structures, providing precise location data for interdiction operations.
Interdiction Coordination
Coordinating with border security and law enforcement agencies to execute tunnel interdiction operations, sealing discovered tunnels and prosecuting operators.
Core Capabilities
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