Abstract
Nordic Safety Research (NKS) organised in August 1995 a field test of various techniques and instrumentation for monitoring radioactive fall-out. In an emergency situation, after a major release of radioactive material, many different measuring systems are going to be used, ranging from small hand hold intensitometer to complex spectrometer systems. In this test the following type of equipment were tested: Airborne spectrometers; Carborne spectrometers and dose rate meters; In situ spectrometers and intensitometers. Helinuc team was equipped of an airborne system and of a germanium device for in situ measurements. Different tasks were specified for each team: Mapping caesium fall-out and natural activity over two areas of 18 and 5 km{sup 2}; Research of hidden sources. For measurements and data processing the respect of time allowed was strictly controlled for testing the ability of each team. (au).
Bourgeois, C;
Bresson, J;
Chiffot, T;
Guillot, L
[1]
- Centre d`Etudes de Valduc, Direction des Applications Militaires, Commissaiat a L`Energie Atomique, Tille (France)
Citation Formats
Bourgeois, C, Bresson, J, Chiffot, T, and Guillot, L.
RESUME95 Nordic field test of mobile equipment for nuclear fall-out monitoring.
Denmark: N. p.,
1997.
Web.
Bourgeois, C, Bresson, J, Chiffot, T, & Guillot, L.
RESUME95 Nordic field test of mobile equipment for nuclear fall-out monitoring.
Denmark.
Bourgeois, C, Bresson, J, Chiffot, T, and Guillot, L.
1997.
"RESUME95 Nordic field test of mobile equipment for nuclear fall-out monitoring."
Denmark.
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title = {RESUME95 Nordic field test of mobile equipment for nuclear fall-out monitoring}
author = {Bourgeois, C, Bresson, J, Chiffot, T, and Guillot, L}
abstractNote = {Nordic Safety Research (NKS) organised in August 1995 a field test of various techniques and instrumentation for monitoring radioactive fall-out. In an emergency situation, after a major release of radioactive material, many different measuring systems are going to be used, ranging from small hand hold intensitometer to complex spectrometer systems. In this test the following type of equipment were tested: Airborne spectrometers; Carborne spectrometers and dose rate meters; In situ spectrometers and intensitometers. Helinuc team was equipped of an airborne system and of a germanium device for in situ measurements. Different tasks were specified for each team: Mapping caesium fall-out and natural activity over two areas of 18 and 5 km{sup 2}; Research of hidden sources. For measurements and data processing the respect of time allowed was strictly controlled for testing the ability of each team. (au).}
place = {Denmark}
year = {1997}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {RESUME95 Nordic field test of mobile equipment for nuclear fall-out monitoring}
author = {Bourgeois, C, Bresson, J, Chiffot, T, and Guillot, L}
abstractNote = {Nordic Safety Research (NKS) organised in August 1995 a field test of various techniques and instrumentation for monitoring radioactive fall-out. In an emergency situation, after a major release of radioactive material, many different measuring systems are going to be used, ranging from small hand hold intensitometer to complex spectrometer systems. In this test the following type of equipment were tested: Airborne spectrometers; Carborne spectrometers and dose rate meters; In situ spectrometers and intensitometers. Helinuc team was equipped of an airborne system and of a germanium device for in situ measurements. Different tasks were specified for each team: Mapping caesium fall-out and natural activity over two areas of 18 and 5 km{sup 2}; Research of hidden sources. For measurements and data processing the respect of time allowed was strictly controlled for testing the ability of each team. (au).}
place = {Denmark}
year = {1997}
month = {Dec}
}