AIRDOS-EPA:  a computerized methodology for estimating environmental concentrations and dose to man from airborne releases of radionuclides

Moore, Robert E.; Baes, C.F.; Hoffman, F.O.; McDowell-Boyer, L.M.; Watson, A.P.; Pleasant, J.C.; Miller, Charles W.

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“…One may note that a number of the average values listed in several of the tables in this report (notably Tables 4,6,7,9,11,and 13) are less than the minimum values listed for individual samples. This occurs whenever the actual average value of a substance measured is less than the detection limit for that substance in an individual sample, and the average represents the arithmetic sum of all measurements divided by the number of measurements taken (as in this report).…”

Section: Alan R Smith Of Lbl's Low-background-countingmentioning

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Annual site environmental report of the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

Schleimer¹,

Pauer²

1991

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The Environmental Monitoring Program of the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory is u described. Data for 1990 are presented, and general trends are discussed.In 1976 R.H. Thomas published the LBL Annual Environmental Monitoring Report in two parts. Part I (LBL-4678) 1 discussed in detail the modeling used to determine the population dose equivalent due to Laboratory radiological operations. That volume also described natural radiation background, geological features, climate and meteorology, and the environmental surveillance program of the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory (LBL). Part II (LBL-4827) 2 included only the results of the sampling and measuring programs and other data necessary to determine the environmental impact of the Laboratory's radiological operations for 1975.Although the 1980 Annual Report, LBL-12604, was kept brief, abstracted sections from LBL-4678 were included so that the document might stand alone. The same format has been used in this report, along with updates to LBL-4678, where appropriate, and a greatly expanded description of LBL's nonradiological environmental activities.

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Section: Alan R Smith Of Lbl's Low-background-countingmentioning

confidence: 66%

Annual site environmental report of the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

Schleimer¹,

Pauer²

1991

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“…where y and z are the standard deviations of distribution of concentration at x m in the horizontal and vertical directions respectively[6]. Briggs′ Formula[7] was used to determine y and z for different distances assuming an F stability class and a wind speed of 1 m s ‐1 .…”

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Population exposure owing to a borax accident in the Tammuz 2 nuclear reactor

Marouf¹,

Al‐Khayat²,

Mehdi³

1995

Env Mgtt and Health

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The radiological consequences on the population of a borax accident in 1994 in the Tammuz 2 nuclear reactor have been postulated. Dose equivalents resulting from the atmospheric release of radionuclides during the accident have been estimated for distances ranging from the exclusion zone to 100km from the reactor. Gamma submersion, beta submersion doses from the plume, inhalation doses and surface exposure doses have been estimated for various exposure times. Dose equivalents estimated for the site boundary for an exposure time of 24 hours were 1.42 − 10mSv. Accordingly, it seemed that the consequences of the accident on the population living around Tuwaitha site could only take the form of stochastic radiation, such as the induction of cancers, and heredity.

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“…Because the development of RAGTIME is still In progress, only the program TERMOD was reviewed. The transport mechanism and radiation exposure pathway equations found In AIRDOS-EPA (Moore et al 1979), which Is a 2.3 • Berries…”

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Relevance of biotic pathways to the long-term regulation of nuclear waste disposal. A report on Tasks 1 and 2 of Phase I. [Shallow land burial]

McKenzie¹,

Cadwell²,

Cushing³

et al. 1982

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AIRDOS-EPA: a computerized methodology for estimating environmental concentrations and dose to man from airborne releases of radionuclides

Cited by 34 publications

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Annual site environmental report of the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

Annual site environmental report of the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

Population exposure owing to a borax accident in the Tammuz 2 nuclear reactor

Relevance of biotic pathways to the long-term regulation of nuclear waste disposal. A report on Tasks 1 and 2 of Phase I. [Shallow land burial]

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