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A multiscale investigation of uranium(VI) interaction with a freshwater diatom species. [PDF]

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He Y, Sushko V, Hübner R, Foerstendorf H, Steudtner R, Raff J, Mallet C, Jeune AL, Beauger A, Breton V, Péron O, Stumpf T, Sachs S, Montavon G.   +13 more
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Development of a High-Resolution Indoor Radon Map Using a New Machine Learning-Based Probabilistic Model and German Radon Survey Data. [PDF]

Environ Health Perspect
Petermann E, Bossew P, Kemski J, Gruber V, Suhr N, Hoffmann B.   +5 more
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Challenges in radioecology

Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2009
Today, radioecology covers a broad scientific field; from the source to long term environmental impact from ionizing radiation. To summarize key challenges within radioecology, the present paper focuses upon knowledge gaps related to processes, mechanisms and variables contributing most to the overall uncertainties in environmental impact assessments ...
Brit Salbu
exaly   +3 more sources

The role of analogues in radioecology

Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2009
If no data are available for a specific radionuclide its analogue could be used in radioecological models. They might be used not only in the frame of screening modelling. Relevant processes and features have to be known, such as time scales of these processes, physical, chemical and biological properties of the environment and relevant media.
Peter Zagyvai
exaly   +3 more sources

An invitation to contribute to a strategic research agenda in radioecology

Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2013
With intentions of integrating a portion of their respective research efforts into a trans-national programme that will enhance radioecology, eight European organisations recently formed the European Radioecology ALLIANCE (www.er-alliance.org).
Juan C Mora, Marie Simon-Cornu, Laureline Fevrier   +2 more
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Radioecology

2021
Natural radiation arises from many sources, from the unstable atoms within our own bodies and in the materials around us, from the Sun, and even from beyond the Solar System. Additional sources include the legacy of testing nuclear weapons, nuclear waste, and nuclear accidents. All these sources have provided means of dating environmental materials and
Poonam Yadav, Bhupinder Singh
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When radiochemistry meets radioecology (the marine environment)

Science of the Total Environment
International audienceAfter the first atomic bomb test in Alamogordo in July 1945, followed by the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs in August 1945, radioecology became recognized as a branch of ecology in response to the radioactive fallout associated with ...
Maria Rosa Beccia, Jean Aupiais, Den Auwer   +2 more
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Nuclides.net: a computational environment for nuclear data and applications in radioprotection and radioecology

Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2008
An interactive multimedia tool, Nuclides.net, has been developed at the Institute for Transuranium Elements. The Nuclides.net integrated environment is a suite of computer programs ranging from a powerful user-friendly interface, which allows the user ...
J Magill
exaly   +2 more sources

The Concept of Radioecological Sensitivity

Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 2000
It is important to be able readily to identify major routes of exposure, the most highly exposed individuals or populations and the geographical areas of most concern arising from radioactive contamination. The critical group approach is used to identify sub-sections of the population who are likely to be most exposed.
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Radioecological Techniques

Radiology, 1983
G. V. Evans, P. A. Cawse, Vincent Schultz, F. Ward Whicker   +3 more
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