LOCHARD J.
The paper presents an overview of the ETHOS Project, which by several aspects brought a new insight into the long-term rehabilitation strategy after a nuclear accident or a radiological event.
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LOCHARD J.
Japanese Journal of Health, Vol. 48, N° 2, 2013, pp. 65-66.
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WEISS W., LARSSON C.M., McKENNEY C., MINON J.P., MOBBS S., SCHNEIDER T. et al.
This report updates and consolidates previous recommendations of the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) related to solid waste disposal (ICRP, 1985, 1997b, 1998). The recommendations given
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DURANOVA T., RASKOB W., MUSTONEN R., SCHNEIDER T. (Eds.)
The European Platform on Preparedness for Nuclear and Radiological Emergency Response and Recovery (NERIS Platform) was established in June 15, 2010. The Mission of NERIS is to promote the involvement of different stakeholders and improve public confidence in capabilities of the
SHAW P., CROUAIL P.
The concept of 'exisitng exposure situations' was introduced by ICRP Publicaion N° 103 (2007), and is defined as exposure situations that already exist when a decision on control has to be taken.
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LAVELLE S., SCHIEBER C., SCHNEIDER T.
Radioactive waste, remaining radioactive for very long periods up to hundreds of thousands years, introduce a new time dimension never experimented in the field of risk management. This situation led for more than 10 years, to reflections on the societal and organisational
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
VAILLANT L., BATAILLE C.
This article proposes a review of past and current ICRP publications dealing with the management of radon exposures. Its main objective is to identify and discuss the driving factors that have been used by the Commission
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