Supranational Mechanisms to Support Records, Knowledge and Memory Preservation over the Medium-Term
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SCHNEIDER T., ANDRESZ S., REAUD C.
Conclusions of the Report
SCHNEIDER T., ANDRESZ S., REAUD C.
Conclusions of the Report
LOCHARD J.
The system of radiological protection progressively developed over the past decades is a combination of scientific knowledge, ethical and social values and experience with the daily implementation of protection actions in all relevant domains. The guidance for the protection of people living in long term contaminated areas resulting from a nuclear
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LOCHARD J.
Living in a contaminated environment after a nuclear accident is a complex situation generating a lot of questions and concerns among the affected population. The radioactive contamination is a worrying presence for which there are no words in the common language. All dimensions of daily life are
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LOCHARD J.
Living in a contaminated environment after a nuclear accident is a complex situation generating a lot of questions and concerns among the affected population. The radioactive contamination is a worrying presence for which there are no words in the common language. All dimensions of daily life are
ECONOMIDES S., HARDEMAN F., SCHIEBER C. et al.
This article, elaborated by a working group from the European ALARA Network (EAN) discusses the elements that constitute ALARA culture and its current status in relation to the various exposure situations
LAZO E., SMITH R., COATES R., SCHIEBER C. et al.
The IRPA13 Congress took place from 14–18 May 2012 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK, and was attended by almost 1500 radiological protection professionals. The scientific programme of the Congress was designed to capture a snapshot of
CLEMENT C., LOCHARD J.
SCHNEIDER T.
LOCHARD J.
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