A system and method for the dielectric scanning of a human subject to detect
anomalies
relative to expected normal physiology as an indication, among other things, of
the possible presence of a weapon, contraband, or of a confirmed difference in
personal identity. Persons expeditiously can enter a double-open-sided, ninety-degree
counter-rotative scanning zone in the system, alternating from two orthogonally
positional entry lines. Scanning occurs in two orthogonal phases of non-relative-motion
interrogative microwave illumination to detect sequential, opposite-side-quadrant,
dielectric physiologic anatomical signatures which are assessed by computer comparing
them to pre-established physiologic-signature tables. Persons entering the scanning
zone, leave along a quadrature-related exit path.
