Gamma-ray spectrometry measurements
Radiological hazard in post-accident situations - Guide to good practices for radioactivity measurement laboratories
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Gamma-ray spectrometry measurements
Radiological hazard in post-accident situations - Guide to good practices for radioactivity measurement laboratories

Authors : Jean-Louis PICOLO, Stéphanie DEMONGEOT, Vincent GIRARD, Caroline QUINIO, Stéphane SCAPOLAN, Jean-Luc TILLIE

Publication date: July 10, 2012 | Lire en français

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7. Gamma-ray spectrometry measurements

In crisis situations, γ-spectrometry, a qualitative and quantitative measurement technique that requires no sample processing and is therefore non-destructive, is suitable for all matrices (air, water, soil, sediment, plants). It should be used wherever possible. CETAMA's "Dossier de recommandation pour l'optimisation des mesures" ( ...

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