Lebel Luke, Bourgouin Pierre, Chouhan Sohan, Ek Nils, Korolevych Volodymyr, Malo Alain, Bensimon Dov, Erhardt Lorne
*Intitut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire, St Paul-lez-Durance, France; †Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Chalk River, Ontario, Canada.
Health Phys. 2016 May;110(5):518-25. doi: 10.1097/HP.0000000000000366.
Three radiological dispersal devices were detonated in 2012 under controlled conditions at Defence Research and Development Canada's Experimental Proving Grounds in Suffield, Alberta. Each device comprised a 35-GBq source of (140)La. The dataset obtained is used in this study to assess the MLCD, ADDAM, and RIMPUFF atmospheric dispersion models. As a continuation of Lebel et al. (2016), this paper examines different methodologies for making dose estimates with atmospheric dispersion models.
2012年，三个放射性散布装置在加拿大国防研究与发展局位于艾伯塔省萨菲尔德的实验靶场的可控条件下引爆。每个装置都包含一个35吉贝可的（140）镧源。本研究使用所获得的数据集来评估MLCD、ADDAM和RIMPUFF大气扩散模型。作为勒贝尔等人（2016年）研究的延续，本文探讨了使用大气扩散模型进行剂量估计的不同方法。
