1974 intercomparison of personnel dosimeters

Abstract

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Personnel Dosimetry Intercomparison Studies at the Health Physics Research Reactor

“…25-27, 19741979 The PDIS provide an opportunity for organizations to determine how their dosimeters perform relative to others exposed under identical experimental conditions. Individual PDIS analysis reports have been published (Di76;Gi76;Gi79;Di80;Si8Oa;Sw81) and partial summaries have been presented at meetings (Di77; Di80a), but no overall summary and analysis has previously been published. This paper is a summary and analysis of all six previous PDIS and contains a listing of participants, the basic measured data, information derived from the basic data (e.g.…”