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Radioactive contamination in residential areas

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Radioactive contamination in residential areas/ edited by K.G. Andersson.{me_controlnum}
other author:	Andersson, Kasper G.
Published:	Oxford :Elsevier Science, : 2008.,
Description:	1 online resource (1 v.)
[NT 15003449]:	Foreword (K.G. Andersson) -- 1. Potential Sources of Contamination in Inhabited Areas (R. Mustonen) -- 2. The Dispersion, Deposition and Resuspension of Atmospheric Contamination in the Outdoor Urban Environment (K.W. Nicholson) -- 3. Airborne Contamination inside Dwellings (M.A. Byrne) -- 4. Contamination of Humans: in Respiratory Tract and on Body Surfaces (M.A. Byrne) -- 5. Migration of Radionuclides on Outdoor Surfaces (K.G. Andersson) -- 6. Estimation of Doses in Inhabited Areas (K.G. Andersson, J.A. Jones, and T.W. Charnock) -- 7. Measurement and Screening of Ccontaminated Inhabited Areas (P. Zombori) -- 8. Countermeasures for Reduction of Dose in Contaminated Inhabited Areas (K.G. Andersson) -- 9. Non-Radiological Perspectives -- Holistic Value Assessment of Countermeasure Strategies (D.H. Oughton, and E.-M. Forsberg) -- 10. Strategies for Restoration of Contaminated Inhabited Areas (K.G. Andersson) -- Concluding Remarks (K.G. Andersson).
Subject:	Radioactive pollution. -
Online resource:	http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780080449890
ISBN:	9780080449890

Radioactive contamination in residential areas
Radioactive contamination in residential areas[electronic resource] /edited by K.G. Andersson.{me_controlnum} - Oxford :Elsevier Science,2008. - 1 online resource (1 v.) - Radioactivity in the environment. - Radioactivity in the environment..

Foreword (K.G. Andersson) -- 1. Potential Sources of Contamination in Inhabited Areas (R. Mustonen) -- 2. The Dispersion, Deposition and Resuspension of Atmospheric Contamination in the Outdoor Urban Environment (K.W. Nicholson) -- 3. Airborne Contamination inside Dwellings (M.A. Byrne) -- 4. Contamination of Humans: in Respiratory Tract and on Body Surfaces (M.A. Byrne) -- 5. Migration of Radionuclides on Outdoor Surfaces (K.G. Andersson) -- 6. Estimation of Doses in Inhabited Areas (K.G. Andersson, J.A. Jones, and T.W. Charnock) -- 7. Measurement and Screening of Ccontaminated Inhabited Areas (P. Zombori) -- 8. Countermeasures for Reduction of Dose in Contaminated Inhabited Areas (K.G. Andersson) -- 9. Non-Radiological Perspectives -- Holistic Value Assessment of Countermeasure Strategies (D.H. Oughton, and E.-M. Forsberg) -- 10. Strategies for Restoration of Contaminated Inhabited Areas (K.G. Andersson) -- Concluding Remarks (K.G. Andersson).

For many decades, investigations of the behaviour and implications of radioactive contamination in the environment have focused on agricultural areas and food production. This was due to the erroneous assumption that the consequences of credible contaminating incidents would be restricted to rural areas. However, due to the Chernobyl accident, more than 250,000 persons were removed from their homes, demonstrating a great need for knowledge and instruments that could be applied to minimise the manifold adverse consequences of contamination in inhabited areas. Also, today the world is facing a number of new threats, including radiological terrorism, which would be likely to take place in a city, where most people would become directly affected. A recent report from the US Commission on the Prevention of Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferation and Terrorism concludes that it is most likely that a large radiological, or even nuclear, terror attack on a major city somewhere in the world will occur before 2013. For the first time ever, the specific problems of airborne radioactive contamination in inhabited areas are treated in a holistically covering treatise, pinpointing factorial interdependencies and describing instruments for mitigation.

ISBN: 9780080449890

Source: 114506:114599Elsevier Science & Technologyhttp://www.sciencedirect.comSubjects--Topical Terms:

555146
Radioactive pollution.
Index Terms--Genre/Form:

542853
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: TD196.R3 / R335 2008

Dewey Class. No.: 363.1799091732

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