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Text and object: the bus shelter that became cultural heritage

International Journal of Heritage Studies, 2014
In order to meet the increasing critique of official heritage as elitist and hegemonic, several attempts have been made to become more inclusive, participatory and democratic. The Norwegian Directorate for Cultural Heritage undertook an interesting and surprising move when they decided to grant 12 ‘everyday’ sites Special Protection Orders as a ...
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The opportunities to use laser technology in the object “shelter” of the Chernobyl atomic station

ICALEO '97: Proceedings of the Laser Materials Processing Conference, 1997
To liquidate the consequences of the Chernobyl catastrophe the traditional approaches are not always acceptable. The great problem is to find the way of dismantling the remnants of the atomic reactor explosion inside the object “Shelter” under the very complicated conditions - high radioactivity, difficult access, chaotic disposal, the variety of ...
Volodymyr Kovalenko, Mykola Anyakin, Yuriy Karpachov   +2 more
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Calculation of Inhalation Dose Received due to Work Implementation at “Shelter” Object

Volume 2: Mgmt. Low/Interm. Level Waste; Spent Fuel; Economics/Analyses for Waste Mgmt.; Radiological Characterization/Application Release Criteria; Panel Sessions; Solid Waste Reduction/Treatment; Current Activities in Central/Eastern Europe; Environmental Remediation Technology; LL/ILW; HLW/Spent Fuel; Chernobyl; D&D Waste; Performance Assessment; MOX and Spent UOX; D&D Nuclear Reactors; Decommissioning of Other Nuclear Facilities, 2001
Abstract A method for calculation of internal irradiation due to radioactive dust and aerosols of the ChNPP ‘Shelter’ Object intake into a human body is proposed. It is shown, that despite the fact that alpha active substances bring a little contribution to total aerosol activity, it brings significant contribution into the internal ...
A. A. Sizov, V. M. Rud’ko, V. A. Kouz’menko, V. V. Derengovskiy, V. G. Batiy   +4 more
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Chernobyl NPP Decommissioning and “Shelter” Object Transformation: Problems of Activity Coordination

Volume 2: Mgmt. Low/Interm. Level Waste; Spent Fuel; Economics/Analyses for Waste Mgmt.; Radiological Characterization/Application Release Criteria; Panel Sessions; Solid Waste Reduction/Treatment; Current Activities in Central/Eastern Europe; Environmental Remediation Technology; LL/ILW; HLW/Spent Fuel; Chernobyl; D&D Waste; Performance Assessment; MOX and Spent UOX; D&D Nuclear Reactors; Decommissioning of Other Nuclear Facilities, 2001
Abstract The shutdown of the last Chernobyl NPP (ChNPP) unit essentially changes situation at the site. The plant terminates the activity as the electricity producer and starts decommissioning of the nuclear installations, located at the site.
Nikolay A. Steinberg, Iryna Y. Semenova
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Mathematical simulation of ???Shelter??? object releases impacts

2015
Methods of mathematical modeling of radiological human impacts are described. Calculation of admissible releases at different exploitation stages of New Safe Confinement at the existing ChNPP ???Shelter??? object are given.
Batiy, V.G., Paskevich, S.A., Rudko, V.M., Sizov, A.A., Shcherbin, V.N.   +4 more
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Specific features of radioactive aerosols in subreactor rooms of the shelter object of Chernobyl NPP

Radiochemistry, 2015
Data on the radionuclide composition, volume activity, and dispersity of aerosols taken in 2010–2014 using Petryanov’s filters in rooms 012/7, 012/15, and 210/7 of the Shelter object, into which the lava-like fuel-containing materials (LFCMs) flew after the accident, are presented. In room 012/7, the volume activities of aerosols carrying the Chernobyl
B. I. Ogorodnikov, A. K. Budyka, V. E. Khan   +2 more
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The Shelter of Object

2013
Master of ...
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A multi-objective optimization model for planning emergency shelters after a tsunami

Socio-Economic Planning Sciences
Vertical evacuation helps people escape tsunami risks by elevating them above the level of tsunami inundation, usually by moving to higher ground or taking refuge in tall buildings or other elevated structures. Unlike horizontal evacuation, which involves moving away from the coast to higher ground, vertical evacuation reduces the demand for horizontal
Christian Sotelo-Salas, Carlos A. Monardes-Concha, Francisco Pérez-Galarce, Rosemarie Santa González   +3 more
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[Release of radioactive aerosols from the object "shelter" during strong winds].

Radiatsionnaia biologiia, radioecologiia, 2005
Results of measurements of radionuclide and disperse compositions of aerosols in ventilation system "Bypass" of the object "Shelter" of the Chernobyl NPP are presented. The Bypass is used for releasing contaminated air from the destroyed reactor of Block-IV to the atmosphere. In aerosols, the experimentally found ratio of 137Cs concentration to the sum
B I, Ogorodnikov, A K, Budyka, N I, Pavliuchenko   +2 more
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A Multi‐Objective Optimization Method for Shelter Site Selection Based on Deep Reinforcement Learning

Transactions in GIS
ABSTRACTUrban emergency shelters are a special type of public service facility, and their planning and construction are directly related to the safety of urban residents' lives and property, as well as to the sustainable development of the city. Existing research on the site selection of shelters is not ideal when dealing with large‐scale scenarios and
Di Zhang 0022, Huan Meng, Moyang Wang, Xianrui Xu, Jianhai Yan, Xiang Li 0033   +5 more
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