Southport '99 Sixth International Symposium - Proceedings: 23 more papers, not included in the CD version of the Proceedings

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1. Trends in technology and their implications for radiological protection into the 21st century
   A M Bandle

2. From many to one: how to realise an adequate radiation protection organisation at organisations applying for a campus broad licence
   Hielke Freerk Boersma

3. Thorp reprocessing plant - preparing the workforce to operate the world's largest new nuclear facility
   P J Kett

4. Courses on emergency preparedness and medical procedures in case of a nuclear accident organised in Zagreb, Croatia
   B Kasal, D Dodig and S Tezak

5. Assessment of exposure to natural radiation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
   A M Al-Arfaj, A S Al-Ghamdi, K S Al-Mogabes, A A Al-Zahrani and M A Farouk

6. Radiation dose to the fetus in diagnostic radiology
   E K Osei, K Faulkner and C J Kotre

7. Balancing the use of radiation in endovascular brachytherapy
   Y Franken and Chr J Huyskens

8. The assessment and clinical implementation of additional beam filtration in paediatric radiology
   C-L Chapple and K Faulkner

9. Quality assurance activities for diagnostic radiology in Cluj County, Romania
   C Fulea, K Simon and M Petran

10. A decade of diagnostic reference levels in the UK
    P C Shrimpton, D Hart and B F Wall

11. IRID: the ionising radiations incident database - an update
    G O Thomas, J R Croft, S Walker and C Williams

12. Regulatory control using the national dose registry of Canada
    J P Ashmore and K Bundy

13. Control measures for radiation exposure at JET
    A D Haigh and B Patel

14. Remediation strategies for radioactively contaminated sites and their close surroundings (RESTRAT)
    S K Wragg, D Jackson, A Bousher, T Zeevaert, Y Stiglund, S Nordlinger, V Brendler and P Hedemann Jensen

15. Recent trends in the impact of liquid waste discharges from Sellafield to the Irish Sea
    B D Smith, G J Hunt and W C Camplin

16. Radiological assessment of Routine releases into the marine environment: how adequate are time-independent models?
    G D Round

17. A new tool to aid decision making in the selection of remediation techniques for radiologically contaminated land: demonstration of approach
    S K Wragg and P Hedemann Jensen

18. Sources of error in personnel film dosimetry
    M Cherestes, R A Vasilache and M Cismasu

19. Recent developments in the calibration of surface contamination monitors
    C Scott, M Woods and J Keightley

20. Dose coefficients for young workers
    T J Silk and A W Phipps

21. Nuclear emergency recovery phase planning and response
    L G Murray and D Humphreys

22. A pre-distribution strategy for potassium iodate prophylaxis
    L G Murray, D Humphreys, R Wagstaff and J Astbury

23. Use of high-purity germanium detectors in a transportable in vivo monitoring system
    M J Youngman

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