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Terrorism Awareness: Weapons Of Mass Destruction: Part III, Radiological Weapons

The Internet Journal of Rescue and Disaster Medicine, 2000
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New weapons of mass destruction: Radiological weapons

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Life-shortening effects of radiological weapons in military operations

The Journal of Defense Modeling and Simulation: Applications, Methodology, Technology, 2021
Military operations can present risks whose origins may be unconventional. As an example, we can mention those within the spectrum of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) defense. This study evaluates, through a computer simulation, an operation in which soldiers face radiological contamination after the triggering of a radiological ...
Edson R Andrade, Isabela S Alves, Ana Carolina Lodi Lobato, Ricardo M Stenders, Rodrigo C Curzio, Carlos Eduardo S Bonfim   +5 more
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Physical Effects of Radiological Weapons

2021
On March 11, 2001 a portion of the floor of the Pacific Ocean was ripped by one of the largest earthquakes ever recorded. The ensuing tsunami hammered the Japanese coastline, obliterating neighborhoods and industrial districts, and killing over 15,000 people who drowned, were buried by sediments, or were swept out to sea.
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How Radiological Weapons Work

2021
On May 8, 2002 Jose Padilla was arrested in Chicago under suspicion that Padilla was planning on constructing and setting off a radiological dispersal device (RDD)—colloquially known as a “dirty bomb.” While Padilla was not charged with this crime, he was tried and found guilty of conspiring to commit murder and to fund terrorism in August, 2007—and ...
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Health Effects of Radiological Weapons

2021
As noted in Chap. 3, one of the greatest radiation-related fears among the public is the fear that it will affect their health. People worry about radiation sickness, radiation burns, and death in the short term; they also worry about birth defects and cancer in the long term.
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Nuclear, radiological, and related weapons

2007
Abstract This chapter describes nuclear, radiological, and related weapons; their use, their proliferation, and adverse consequences of production and use. It describes international measures to control nuclear weapons, the prevention of nuclear terrorism, safeguarding nuclear power facilities and nuclear weapon stockpiles, ending ...
Patrice M. Sutton, Robert M. Gould
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An assessment on levels of radionuclides and trace metals and radiological risk to marine biota in the North-Eastern Mediterranean Sea

The European Physical Journal Special Topics, 2023
İdris Koraltan, Olgaç Guven, F. O. Asri, Ozgur Aktas, Ercument Aksoy, G. Yaprak, I. Boztosun, S. Ozmen   +7 more
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Radiological detection of sharp force skeletal trauma: an evaluation of the sensitivity of Lodox in comparison to CT and X-ray

Zeitschrift für Rechtsmedizin, 2022
A. Spies, M. Steyn, D. Prince, D. Brits
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Radionuclides in marine sediment

Pure and Applied Chemistry
Most contaminants in the sea originate from land sources. Radionuclides in sea water are transported by sea currents. Marine sediment is a physical trap for pollutants that are introduced to the environment and play an important role in radiological ...
Fani Sakellariadou
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