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Unique chemical tagging and detection system using encapsulated perfluorocarbon tracers

This paper discusses the R&D proposed and underdevelopment by Tracer Detection Technology Corp. (TDT) for a series of commercially viable products that will form the basis of a patented chemical vapor tag system to identify and locate drugs, crops, chemical compounds and currency. TDT has concentrated its efforts on user interface and applications in its R&D planning, and has worked closely with a number of U.S Government agencies to form an inter-agency user group to assist in funding and guidance for our efforts. Based on discussions with U.S. Customs, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, National Institute of Justice (at Rome Air Development Center), DARPA, Department of Defense, Drug Enforcement Agency and the Central Intelligence Agency, there are a number of specific law enforcement problems that can be addressed with this technique.