A method is developed for estimating the dose to the lungs of a person exposed to the airborne radioactive dust from the cloud associated with a nuclear detonation. The analysis is applied to data collected at a point about 275 miles from the test site in the Fall, 1951, weapons tests in Nevada
The Chernobyl source term available for long-range transport was estimated by integration of radiolo...
The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Atmospheric Release Advisory Capability (ARAC) responded ...
Pulmonary dosimetry models provide quantitative information on the locations and amounts of depositi...
"National Reactor Testing Station"--Cover."December 23, 1960"--Cover."Health and Safety ; TID-4500, ...
Beginning with Sutton's diffusion equation, the authors develop mathematical expressions for the rad...
International audienceIn the early phase of a nuclear reactor accident, in-vivo monitoring of impact...
A nasal swab sample, which is taken immediately after an inhalation accident of radioactive aerosols...
Due to lack of measurements of activity concentrations in air, the assessment of the inhalation dose...
This paper presents an algorithm for the calculation of internal and external doses, which is an int...
The Nevada Test Site (NTS) is operated by the U.S. Department of Energy, National Nuclear Security A...
The radiological consequences of a nuclear power plant (NPP) accident, resulting in the release of r...
To determine radiation doses incurred by inhaled thoron progeny, the Monte Carlo radon progeny lung ...
The radiological consequences of a nuclear power plant (NPP) accident, resulting in the release of r...
Historical activities at facilities producing nuclear materials for weapons released radioactivity i...
The accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant (FDNPP) in Japan resulted in significant r...
The Chernobyl source term available for long-range transport was estimated by integration of radiolo...
The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Atmospheric Release Advisory Capability (ARAC) responded ...
Pulmonary dosimetry models provide quantitative information on the locations and amounts of depositi...
"National Reactor Testing Station"--Cover."December 23, 1960"--Cover."Health and Safety ; TID-4500, ...
Beginning with Sutton's diffusion equation, the authors develop mathematical expressions for the rad...
International audienceIn the early phase of a nuclear reactor accident, in-vivo monitoring of impact...
A nasal swab sample, which is taken immediately after an inhalation accident of radioactive aerosols...
Due to lack of measurements of activity concentrations in air, the assessment of the inhalation dose...
This paper presents an algorithm for the calculation of internal and external doses, which is an int...
The Nevada Test Site (NTS) is operated by the U.S. Department of Energy, National Nuclear Security A...
The radiological consequences of a nuclear power plant (NPP) accident, resulting in the release of r...
To determine radiation doses incurred by inhaled thoron progeny, the Monte Carlo radon progeny lung ...
The radiological consequences of a nuclear power plant (NPP) accident, resulting in the release of r...
Historical activities at facilities producing nuclear materials for weapons released radioactivity i...
The accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant (FDNPP) in Japan resulted in significant r...
The Chernobyl source term available for long-range transport was estimated by integration of radiolo...
The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Atmospheric Release Advisory Capability (ARAC) responded ...
Pulmonary dosimetry models provide quantitative information on the locations and amounts of depositi...