Poster Discussion Sessions
THURSDAY 17th June (17.00-18.00):

Radiological Impacts of Radionuclides in the Environment and Solid Waste Disposal

• Prognoses for Contamination, Production-Location Measurements, Market Place Measurements, Total Diet Measurements, Incorporation Measurements - Steps in the Investigation of Radiation Exposure to Man Via the Ingestion Pathway, Prof A Bayer, Institut fur Strahlenhygiene, Germany
• Radioecological Monitoring and Radiological Control as Environmental Safety Basis at the Nuclear Facilities Marine Coast, Dr L Blinova,VG Khoplin Radium Institute, Russia
• Remediation Options for Wastes from Non-Nuclear Industries, Dr A Bousher, Westlakes Scientific Consulting
• Environmental Monitoring for Tritium on and around the JET Site, from 1986 until after JET's DTE1, Mr D C Campling, JET
• The British Radwaste Information Management System (BRIMS), Mr A G Davies, HSE
• Novel Wildlife Pathways for the Spread of Radioactive Contamination from Nuclear Sites, Mr M Emptage, Environment Agency
• What is the Appropriate Value of Deposition Velocity for Use in Predictive Models for Emissions from Well-Engineered Facilities, Dr M J Fulker, Westlakes Scientific Consulting
• Environmental Contamination Bioindication of the Radioactive Waste Storage Enterprise Arrangement, Dr S A Geraskin, Russian Institute of Agricultural Radiology and Agroecology
• Effect of Domestic Food Preparation Processes on Radionuclide Concentrations, Mr D Jackson, Westlakes Scientific Consulting
• Investigation and Evaluation of Outdoor-Radon from Residues of Mining Activities in Germany, Mr M Kummel, Bundersamt fur Strahlenschutz, Germany
• A Common Approach to Restoration of Sites Contaminated with Enhanced Levels of Naturally Occurring Radionuclides, Miss B Lambers, Westlakes Scientific Consulting
• POSEIDON: A Software for Assessing Radiological Impacts of Radionuclides in European Seawater Environment, Mr S Lepicard, CEPN, France
• Validation of the CUMBRIA Marine Radionuclide Transport Model using Measured Historical Activity Concentrations in Irish Sea Biota, Dr M G Lyons, Westlakes Scientific Consulting
• Practical Experience in the Decontamination and Melting of Low Level Waste with Particular Reference to Radiological, Safety and Environmental Matters, Mr F R Powell, BNFL
• Radiological Assessment of Routine Releases into the Marine Environment: How Adequate are Time-Independent Models? Dr G D Round, CEFAS
• Principles and Criteria of Providing Environmental Safety in Handling Radioactive Wastes, Dr T Sazykina, SPA 'Typhoon' (Institute of Experimental Meteorology), Russia
• Comparative Assessment of Radiological Impacts Associated with Mill Tailings, Dr T Schneider, CEPN, France
• The Role of Site Specific Habits Surveys in Radiological Assessments, Miss D L Smith, CEFAS
• The Implications of Depleted Uranium in the Environment, Mrs C Toqué, DRPS
• Radioactive Contamination and Land Regeneration, Mr M Tuck, NUKEM Nuclear Ltd
• Radiological Survey of the Sea Bed off Dounreay, Mr M Tuck, NUKEM Nuclear Ltd
• Safety Aspects Related to Radon Production from Retrievable Disposed Radioactive Waste in the Deep Underground, Dr E R van der Graaf. KVI, Netherlands
• A Comparison of Dose Assessments to the Cumbria Critical Group Using Normalised Activity Concentrations (NAC) and Numerical Modelling Methods, Mrs S Vives-Lynch, Westlakes Scientific Consulting
• Revised License for the COVRA Radwaste Facility in the Netherlands, Mr J Welbergen, COVRA, Netherlands
• Characterisation and Dosimetry of 'Hot Particles' found in the Vicinity of BNFL Sellafield, Mr A J Whittall, Westlakes Scientific Consulting
• A New Tool to Aid Decision Making in the Selection of Remediation Techniques for Radiologically Contaminated Land: Application to a Site, Mr S Wragg, Westlakes Scientific Consulting
• A Regional Radiological Assessment of Waste Disposals from Non-Nuclear Premises, Mr A Martin, Alan Martin Associates

• Investigation of SIMs in Microanalysis of Biological Samples for Retrospective Dosimetry of Internal Contamination, Dr A Amaral, IPSN
• Three-Dimensional Radiation Dose Measurements with Transparent Media and Optical Readout Techniques, Mr M Bero, University of Surrey
• Sources of Errors in Personnel Film Dosimetry, Ms M Cismasu, Institute of Public Health, Romania
• An Internal Dose Investigation, Mr J L Finlayson, BNFL
• Alternative Techniques for the Measurement of Internally Deposited 226Ra, Mrs E Goadsby, DRPS
• Practical Measurement Problems associated with Alpha Surface Contamination Monitoring in the Decommissioning Environment, Mr R Hedley, AWE
• Pu/Am Contaminated Puncture Wound - Initial Treatment, Monitoring, Dosimetry and Medical Aspects, Mrs S J Jefferies, AWE
• Computerised Dosimetry Systems, Mrs J A Jones, AWE
• The UK Programme for Radiation Protection Standards, Dr V Lewis, NPL
• Estimation of the 241Am Content in the Skeleton of a Person Contaminated 25 Years Ago, Ms I Malatova, National Radiation Protection Institute, Czech Republic
• The Impact of the New ICRP 66 Respiratory Tract Model and ICRP 67 and 69 Biokinetic Models for Plutonium and Uranium on Dose Assessments, Miss J Martis, AWE
• Three Years Experience on Investigation of Internal Dose Calculation Software, Dr P Pihet, IPSN, France
• Recent Developments in the Calibration of Surface Contamination Monitors, Miss C J Scott, NPL
• Dose Coefficients for Young Workers, Miss T J Silk, NRPB
• The DRPS Radon Measurement Service Based on a Passive Monitor, Mr L Talbot, DRPS
• The Effects of the New ICRP60 Recommendations on the DRPS Neutron Dosimetry Service, Mr L Talbot, DRPS
• Characteristics of TLD-100 Detectors used in Personnel Dosimetry, Mr R A Vasilache, Institute of Public Health, Romania
• A Free-Air Chamber for the Measurement of Low Energy X-Rays, Mr T T Williams, NPL