Abstract
Present radiation protection doctrine (ICRP 1990) is based on a body of scientific knowledge, one underlying assumption and three general principles. My objective is to discuss first the adequacy of the existing scientific information for the purpose of setting safety standards; then to consider the foundation of the underlying assumption; and finally, to discuss a few aspects of the general principles in the light of ethical considerations.
Citation Formats
Silini, Giovanni.
Ethical issues in radiation protection. Sievert lecture 1992.
IAEA: N. p.,
1992.
Web.
Silini, Giovanni.
Ethical issues in radiation protection. Sievert lecture 1992.
IAEA.
Silini, Giovanni.
1992.
"Ethical issues in radiation protection. Sievert lecture 1992."
IAEA.
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title = {Ethical issues in radiation protection. Sievert lecture 1992}
author = {Silini, Giovanni}
abstractNote = {Present radiation protection doctrine (ICRP 1990) is based on a body of scientific knowledge, one underlying assumption and three general principles. My objective is to discuss first the adequacy of the existing scientific information for the purpose of setting safety standards; then to consider the foundation of the underlying assumption; and finally, to discuss a few aspects of the general principles in the light of ethical considerations.}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1992}
month = {Sep}
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title = {Ethical issues in radiation protection. Sievert lecture 1992}
author = {Silini, Giovanni}
abstractNote = {Present radiation protection doctrine (ICRP 1990) is based on a body of scientific knowledge, one underlying assumption and three general principles. My objective is to discuss first the adequacy of the existing scientific information for the purpose of setting safety standards; then to consider the foundation of the underlying assumption; and finally, to discuss a few aspects of the general principles in the light of ethical considerations.}
place = {IAEA}
year = {1992}
month = {Sep}
}