  We present a novel scheme for rapid quantitative analysis of debris generated
during experiments with solid targets following relativistic laser-plasma
interaction at high-power laser facilities. Experimental data indicates that
predictions by available modelling for non-mass-limited targets are reasonable,
with debris on the order of hundreds ug-per-shot. We detect for the first time
that several % of the debris is ejected directional following the target normal
(rear- and interaction side); and confirm previous work that found the debris
ejection in direction of the interaction side to be larger than on the side of
the target rear.
