Between Two Zones: Balancing the Maritime Security Zone and Emergency Planning Zone for Floating Nuclear Power Plants
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Karcz, Jason↗
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Potter, Charles
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Calculation of Dangerous Values for Radionuclides Considered by the IAEA Code of Conduct
The D-value or dangerous quantity system was designed by the International Commission for Radiological Protection for the determination of source protection categories that can be used to reduce the likelihood of accidents, the consequences of which could result in harm to individuals or costly or expensive cleanup. The process includes multiple scenarios for exposure and two different approaches to the evaluation of detriment. This document provides an example calculation using 137 Cs to walk through the complex process of determining its D-value in the hopes of making the process easily understandable.
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EVALUATION OF HUMAN INTERACTION WITH AUTOMATION: EXPLORING POTENTIAL IMPLICATION TO SECURITY OF RADIOACTIVE SOURCES.
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Moussa, Jawad↗
A Risk-Based Methodology for the Prioritization of Radioactive Sources.
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Potter, Charles↗
Radiation Protection Standards: ANSI/HPS N13 Accredited Standards Committee.
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Barnett, J. Matthew↗
EVALUATION OF HUMAN INTERACTION WITH AUTOMATION: EXPLORING POTENTIAL IMPLICATION TO SECURITY OF RADIOACTIVE SOURCES.
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Moussa, Jawad↗
A Risk-Based Methodology for the Prioritization of Radioactive Sources.
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Potter, Charles↗