International audienceAssessing the impact of radioactive iodine on humans subsequent to a nuclear accident requires a better understanding of its behaviour in the environment. An original approach aimed at developing a model constrained by data collected during experimental campaigns has been developed. These experimental campaigns, named MIOSEC 2 and MIOSEC 3 respectively, were conducted in the middle of grassland. They are based on emissions of gaseous elemental iodine (I2) into the atmosphere above the grassland to determine the dry deposition velocities of iodine on the grass and to model these velocities as a function of the environmental conditions, particularly wind friction velocity, sensible heat flux, and stomatal resistance. The...
Nuclear facilities introduce different types of radionuclides into the atmosphere in the form of gas...
International audienceChlorine 36 (36Cl, T1/2 = 301,000 years) is a radionuclide with natural and an...
International audienceIn case of an accident release, radioactive iodine isotope dispersion into the...
International audienceAssessing the impact of radioactive iodine on humans subsequent to a nuclear a...
In the event of accidental releases from nuclear installations, radionuclides including iodine radio...
In the context of environmental protection, the transfer of aerosols to vegetative canopies must be ...
International audienceOnce released into the atmosphere, radionuclide dry deposition represents a ma...
International audienceChlorine 36 (36Cl, T1/2 = 301,000 years) is a radionuclide with natural and an...
The aim of this work was to investigate the effect of soil properties on soil iodine dynamics and up...
National audienceTo assess the impact of an accidental or chronic radionuclide release in form of ae...
International audienceAerosols emitted into the atmosphere are dispersed by atmospheric air masses a...
International audienceThe atmosphere is a major transfer path of pollutants released in gaseous form...
Abstract. Simultaneous measurements of atomic iodine (I), molecular iodine (I2) and ultrafine partic...
Nuclear facilities introduce different types of radionuclides into the atmosphere in the form of gas...
International audienceChlorine 36 (36Cl, T1/2 = 301,000 years) is a radionuclide with natural and an...
International audienceIn case of an accident release, radioactive iodine isotope dispersion into the...
International audienceAssessing the impact of radioactive iodine on humans subsequent to a nuclear a...
In the event of accidental releases from nuclear installations, radionuclides including iodine radio...
In the context of environmental protection, the transfer of aerosols to vegetative canopies must be ...
International audienceOnce released into the atmosphere, radionuclide dry deposition represents a ma...
International audienceChlorine 36 (36Cl, T1/2 = 301,000 years) is a radionuclide with natural and an...
The aim of this work was to investigate the effect of soil properties on soil iodine dynamics and up...
National audienceTo assess the impact of an accidental or chronic radionuclide release in form of ae...
International audienceAerosols emitted into the atmosphere are dispersed by atmospheric air masses a...
International audienceThe atmosphere is a major transfer path of pollutants released in gaseous form...
Abstract. Simultaneous measurements of atomic iodine (I), molecular iodine (I2) and ultrafine partic...
Nuclear facilities introduce different types of radionuclides into the atmosphere in the form of gas...
International audienceChlorine 36 (36Cl, T1/2 = 301,000 years) is a radionuclide with natural and an...
International audienceIn case of an accident release, radioactive iodine isotope dispersion into the...